Pitch Invasion.

Quoted from Fcukthescunts

Pitch invasion all for it to be honest but idiots running on pitch letting ball through legs is wrong. Also what were the load bangs prior and during pitch invasion

Someone letting crow bangers off in the osmond. Nearly crapped myself with each one!!

Jesus what is wrong with some people,some of the people on the pitch might of gone over the top but at least we showed passion that is what this club was famous for.I want teams to know when they play at BP they are in for tough time.

I'm glad the two eejits on the pitch, Osmond end of the Findus got a good slap when they finally got off the pitch.

Pathetic.

God there are some miserable f u c k e r s about, we're going to Wembley for the biggest game in our history and you feel the need to winge about fans going on the pitch to celebrate. GET A GRIP.

Hardly a pitch invasion. In all my time going to BP, it's happened on quite a few occasions on the last day of the season. And yesterday, we secured a trip to Wembley for the biggest game in decades, so I guess you can understand the excitement of those who chose to run on to the pitch.

Repercussions? Don't know, I'm not a football official. But I can easily see past it because I am so proud and excited about what Town did yesterday. We were great.

I think some 'fans' spend too much time looking down their noses at others and using all sorts of bitter language to describe fellow supporters. It was a lot of kids and dads with kids - it wasn't a second Burton.

If someone, somewhere wants to pick through the pieces of it to decide we need a telling off... let em.

UTM - try some unbridled joy - it's good for you.

Some people are never happy. The pitch invasion showed pure passion from the fans after 5 years of waiting. Yes, the job isn't done, but a trip to Wembley is always something to be celebrated.

With regards to the Lap of Honour, the players did do their lap of honour. If you want a moan about a few kids walking round with them, asking for pictures, then f u c k off. That's what's been missing for the last few seasons. A genuine bond between the players and fans.

Obviously you get a few idiots who want to go over the white lines before the full-time whistle which is stupid, but 99.5% of the fans who ran on were just delighted to see their club at Wembley.

Also, us younger fans, who have made the atmosphere at away games and some home games, are "the reason we play so well," (quote from Carl Magnay). So before you moan at us, appreciate what we have given to the team this year.

So stop moaning, get your heads out your backsides and cheer the lads on to Wembley.

Up the funking Mariners.

Didn't mind the pitch invasion. Got away from BP quicker than usual.

Quoted from N2K

Some people are never happy. The pitch invasion showed pure passion from the fans after 5 years of waiting. Yes, the job isn't done, but a trip to Wembley is always something to be celebrated.

With regards to the Lap of Honour, the players did do their lap of honour. If you want a moan about a few kids walking round with them, asking for pictures, then f u c k off. That's what's been missing for the last few seasons. A genuine bond between the players and fans.

Obviously you get a few idiots who want to go over the white lines before the full-time whistle which is stupid, but 99.5% of the fans who ran on were just delighted to see their club at Wembley.

Also, us younger fans, who have made the atmosphere at away games and some home games, are "the reason we play so well," (quote from Carl Magnay). So before you moan at us, appreciate what we have given to the team this year.

So stop moaning, get your heads out your backsides and cheer the lads on to Wembley.

Up the funking Mariners.

Could not agree more

Personally I did not go on the pitch (never have) but I can understand why people did, all the disappointment we have endured over the years,  yesterday the fans had something to cheer about and looking at the players response they loved it too, there was no harm done and I quite enjoyed seeing the celebrations.

Quoted from cmackenzie4

Personally I did not go on the pitch (never have) but I can understand why people did, all the disappointment we have endured over the years,  yesterday the fans had something to cheer about and looking at the players response they loved it too, there was no harm done and I quite enjoyed seeing the celebrations.

Agreed Chris...10 years of disappointment, relegation to non league, 2 play off heart breaks, 1 FA Trophy defeat and for that im jealous i wasn't there to join in.  Ok they encroached towards the touchline but thats what happens when you have so much passion for the club but had nothing to cheer about in recent times, well done town.

Same happened to Villa fans when reaching the FA Cup semi final.