I dont think its sad to go on your own. When I first turned up at PVR 7 years ago I went with my (then) 13 year old son. He decided playing was his scene rather that spectating so he stopped going with me. Ever since then I have tended to go it alone. I always sit in the same section and therefore am usually with the same people so have got to know them over the past few years. I have always found the Welling fans a friendly bunch and I for one have no problems with going on my own. Thanks to packing up work I have now even managed to start going to some away games. Can't make maiden aunt as will be in Wales but am looking forward to Dorchester.

Ben
if you want to go on your own go, i started going with my son, however as he lives in Wiltshire its hard for him to make evey game, & with starting uni in 3wks, so ive started to go home & away on my own, i find that behind the goal there is a small group who are a friendly  bunch, &  with Matt at the helm are very entertaining to listen to ........so il be there on saturday, with my son, but tuesday on my jake jones
You never know you may miss the start of Wellings turn in form ........

At least you have a choice. I on the other hand get bundled into the back of an old van with my nurse who then sits me down in my special chair (padded with arm and leg restraints) when at the ground. Then she buggers off and leaves me on my own, things are great but then Spitey turns up and starts talking to me (what a downer) and I can't escape. One question I have to ask is "did your friends say they couldn't make it after you informed them that you could"?

Patsy wrote:

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  Dear BEN 281032

   What with Me Being A Lady an all, and Going On My Own.
  I Found the swearing quite difficult at first to master but now i know why the ref wears black! something to do with playing on his own and now its just natural ability when i see the pitch to have a bout of tourrettes,
   On A serious note the other reason I go, is Not Just To See the MIGHTY WINGS but Because  people pay me! so if you see me tomo give me a pound for a Scratch Card or i just may practice my new found skills upon you !!!
 
YOURS GREATFULLY
 PATSY
    


-- Edited by Patsy on Friday 4th of September 2009 01:42:24 PM

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 have to say i had a massive bout of tourrettes last week after that "hand of god" decison!!

and if i see you you ill buy another scratchcard - those things are addictive though!

 

J wrote:

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Patsy wrote:

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  Dear BEN 281032

   What with Me Being A Lady an all, and Going On My Own.
  I Found the swearing quite difficult at first to master but now i know why the ref wears black! something to do with playing on his own and now its just natural ability when i see the pitch to have a bout of tourrettes,
   On A serious note the other reason I go, is Not Just To See the MIGHTY WINGS but Because  people pay me! so if you see me tomo give me a pound for a Scratch Card or i just may practice my new found skills upon you !!!
 
YOURS GREATFULLY
 PATSY
    


-- Edited by Patsy on Friday 4th of September 2009 01:42:24 PM

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 have to say i had a massive bout of tourrettes last week after that "hand of god" decison!!

and if i see you you ill buy another scratchcard - those things are addictive though!

 

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If you see her you'll buy another scratchcard!
When I'm bundled through the turnstiles some crazed girl traps me between herself and the gentleman selling the programmes, I have no choice but dig deep. And no, I'm not scared of her (mind you her eyes turn red when I start thinking of saying "no thank you"). I'm happy to buy a ticket, honest I'm not scared.

"Ben281032" I hope you went this afternoon and made some new friends whilst watching a fantastic game.

No Trig, I had a crap time at PVR, as you would imagine after yesterday's performance!
I stood on me Jack Jones and despaired time after time at wasted chances. Glad I bought a programme to destract me!

Thats a great and very tempting offer!
Sounds much cosier than those cold stone weed infested steps i chose to stand on!