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In pictures: A day with the Sons of Ben
Posted by Earl Gardner on March 14, 2017 at 9:45 am
Author: Earl Gardner
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not pictured ugly capo stands.
They’re it two of the pictures. Good job.
look again…
i’m gettin old what can i say
Those new capo stands were taken down after the 1st half. I imagine people complained that they obstructed their view?
They absolutely did..I’m in 139 and the one stand blocked half the box and basically the whole right corner..for bedoyas penalty I was pretty much on my knees..I get what they are tryin to do but those stands aren’t going to fly..both 140 and 139 were crushing the guy in that thing, it was actually quite comical
Yes, they were more United at chanting their displeasure at the capos on them than the players on the pitch
Wish they would invite that drum line to sit with them every game, and comment with their drums.