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Why do you's even care what we do? You's slagging us off on a forum and chatting ***** about us ain't gonna stop us at all. So stick the dummy back in and do your own thing. End off. 

On 9/14/2016 at 0:52 PM, DALNEIGHCALEY said:

These wee boys are a joke ,watched football factory and begged mummy for a stone island jumper from Santa  and suddenly they're football hooligans !

More dreadful patter.. We are a joke are we?? Majority of us work for our money and buy stuff ourselves, so for the record we don't beg.

14 hours ago, Charles Bannerman said:

Does your mummy know you've been posting your passport photo online?

Your patter is actual atrocious 

21 hours ago, bdu98196 said:

What, trying to damage property and shouting unnecessary abuse at members of the public and rival fans to goad them into fighting............perhaps not, or are you going to deny that this went on outside the ground? If that's your idea of creating an atmosphere then you are going about it all wrong!!

**** Off! We generally have the worst fans in the Scotland! You do realise we get slated from other teams when we sit in silence? ohh! but its fine! we get praised from you boring twats for 'behaving' and when we do get an atmosphere we get praised by other fans but slated by our own fans!? You's all continue to sit in silence like boring ********, its like a ******* cemetery in our stands! Until it changes We will continue to do what we want to do. Without us home games are *****, You do what you want and sit like a miserable ******* talking ***** and munching into a pies for the whole game. Mon Slate us all you want! but you can't stop us doing what we want to do.

7 minutes ago, ymip said:

The inflammatory and overzealous behaviour of the Pittodrie stewards on Saturday is something which the club should be investigating.  There was absolutely no need for the stewards to react in the way they did and I would suggest they only reacted in this manner due to the fact that the group in question was relatively small in numbers and it gave them the perfect opportunity to throw their weight about.  As I said to one of the stewards on Saturday I'm sure they'll be as brave when Rangers are at Pittodrie later this month.

The usual gnashing of teeth, hand wringing and general bed wetting from the moral preservation society. Folks actually looking to grass on our own fans....get a grip.

'mon the Young Team

Exactly! mon the young team! **** everyone else who's a boring *******. Without us the club would be an even bigger shambles. no wonder no one wants to sign for us when you have to sit playing a game for 90 minutes in silence and no wonder no one wants to come to the games when the atmosphere is ****. Without us the games are even more dire and with you's giving us stick for doing what the club needs and that's atmosphere. belt up and actual give us praise for starting to create atmosphere and maybe even join in. ymip, i love you! well said my man. If anyone has a problem with what we do please come see us at the front of section E on Sunday and we will happily listen to whatever has to be said. Say it to us instead of slagging us on a forum. 

2 hours ago, RiG said:

No you aren't. I think what you guys do is great in trying to create an atmosphere at matches but there are plenty of other folk who go to games who try and get behind the team. You're not the only ones trying to generate an atmosphere.

As for Saturday hopefully you guys make some sort of complaint to Aberdeen about the way the stewards behaved. I doubt they would have acted the same way if it were Rangers or Celtic fans goading the home support.

who else creates atmosphere other than the "young team" aka NSB

5 hours ago, CaleyJagsTogether said:

We would like to clarify our reasons for not responding to individual comments on this thread, and outline what steps we are taking to resolve what is clearly an emotive and important issue which directly impacts a small number of our supporters. 

 

 

 

Firstly, we are in the process of arranging meetings with the young people in question, with adult representatives where necessary, so that we can discuss fully with them the behaviour we expect from everyone who travels on the supporters buses, and what we feel was inappropriate behaviour on the Stirling Albion journey. It would be wholly inappropriate to discuss details of this on a public forum before meeting with the young people in person. Suffice to say, the issue was not about loud singing on the buses. 

 

 

 

Secondly, the number of fans banned from the Motherwell (and the Motherwell bus only, not all subsequent buses) has been very much overstated. We have a duty to all of our regular travelling supporters to ensure that buses are run within the guidelines set by the bus company and to a standard that the majority of supporters feel is appropriate. This includes several young people who we know travel regularly with CJT. 

 

 

 

We fully appreciate the concern shown on this forum and other social media about the importance of growing our young support and making fans of all ages feel welcome and included. We realise there has been some miscommunication with those involved and as soon as we have discussed the issue with the individuals concerned, we will inform our supporters through the appropriate channels. 

 

we still haven't been informed on what the misbehavior was, so are still unclear to why the ban is in place 

Caley jags together have informed me they will not be saying anything on the matter as the board are busy tonight 

4 minutes ago, ICTRoughi said:

The text would have been relating to the group booking rather than the whole of the bus, which seems to be the confusion. 

Each person has tried to book them seleves on individualy including many who attend every away game and have taken the supports bus on a regular occasion 

All the ones banned say they will go on the gellions bus if there was one running as there is no other way for us to make the game on Saturday unless we were to get a driver as we can not take the train due to the times 

9 minutes ago, InvernessCT19 said:

 

Forgot that creating an atmosphere was a crime at Caley. The bus driver could of easily asked to keep the singing down or stop it completely! 

Over 30 people in the young team have been banned from the buses for singing on the way down to Stirling.. we pay £20 each week and make every game, to be told off for trying to create an atmosphere.. The club turning fans away even know we struggle to get 3k a home game! 

the youth want pyro! helps build our atmosphere as it is already poor and the standard of football is gay too.  lots of love Gus MacPhee