The blue rope

[Story of O]

Who thought that would work?

[Stan1972]

The blue rope has got to be the funniest and most stupidest idea I think I have ever seen, did the club seriously think a little blue rope held by a few stewards would work

[Long slender neck]

The stewards have to be seen to try

[RedDwarf 1881]

The stewards have to be seen to try

Exactly . The steward I was speaking to said they had to show the EFL they did something but knew it wouldn't work . It was just bullshit for the EFL.

[Stan1972]

Plenty of time to plan and get it right for next Sat Trophy presentation.

[BiggsyMalone]

They used a rope on Tuesday. They weren’t using it to stop people getting on the pitch.

[leebmx]

The Steward on the East Side was kindly lifting the rope and urging the crowd to come forward and 'do the limbo' to get on the pitch. Which I did. I do love a pitch invasion - its the best way to celebrate. As long as no idiots spoil it I think it is a lovely way of bringing the team and fans closer. Also the grass smells amazing when you get on the pitch.

[HenleyO]

No need for it next Saturday

Let’s hope the players get to lift the trophy properly on the pitch in front of all of us in the stands

[Constanza]

The Steward on the East Side was kindly lifting the rope and urging the crowd to come forward and 'do the limbo' to get on the pitch.

Can't believe Orient fans would stoop so low.

[leebmx]

No need for it next Saturday

Let’s hope the players get to lift the trophy properly on the pitch in front of all of us in the stands

Once is probably enough for the season. The trophy lift was sh*t show last time. I had to watch on TV later cos I didn't see a thing. However getting onto the pitch after the play-off semi against Peterborough was one of the most enjoyable moments of my Os supporting life. Kind of perfect, and very un-Orient that they managed to win the title with a game to go so we could all have a little run around and then do things properly against Stockport - at least that's the plan....

[Mr. Peanutbutter]

The Steward on the East Side was kindly lifting the rope and urging the crowd to come forward and 'do the limbo' to get on the pitch. Which I did. I do love a pitch invasion - its the best way to celebrate. As long as no idiots spoil it I think it is a lovely way of bringing the team and fans closer. Also the grass smells amazing when you get on the pitch.

I do wonder if that gets us into trouble with the FA/ EFL though. There definitely seems to be a rhetoric on cracking down on celebratory post game pitch invasions, I think the actions yesterday from the club (stewards encouraging people onto the pitch/ clear fan engagement on the pitch etc) might see a fine imposed.

[The Reverend]

Everything was pretty civilised yesterday. Much less chaotic than the Conference one which was a shambles.

People returned to their seats in a reasonable time and it was nice seeing the players do a lap of honour with their families.

Pitch invasions are wonderful things when they are done in the correct spirit - which yesterday was.

Trophy presentation on Saturday after the Stockport game will be nice but don’t think there’s any need for a pitch invasion. Let the players enjoy their moment.

Worth a shoutout to the stewards/security yesterday. They managed the whole thing very well. Weren’t silly about letting people on the pitch, managed to successfully keep people out of the dugouts/tunnel to let the players celebrate, and prevented any idiots swinging on the crossbar or anything. Nice to see a bit of common sense prevailing.

Would be quite funny if the authorities try to implement bans for everyone who went on the pitch yesterday. Wouldn’t have trouble getting tickets next season if the did.

[Max Fowler]

One of the stewards in the North was also kindly offering people a hand over the digital hoardings and holding the rope up for them.

It was good to see everyone clear the pitch as requested without too much of a delay, allowing the players their deserved lap of honour. I'd like to think that we will be as decent again this weekend for the trophy presentation. (Although I'd still say the best bet is to do it on the balcony).

The only slight downside to Saturday was whilst on the pitch, I happened to look up to the balcony and saw the Grinning Gink up there pretending to be an Orient fan once again. ****.

[Rich Tea Wellin]

One of the stewards in the North was also kindly offering people a hand over the digital hoardings and holding the rope up for them.

It was good to see everyone clear the pitch as requested without too much of a delay, allowing the players their deserved lap of honour. I'd like to think that we will be as decent again this weekend for the trophy presentation. (Although I'd still say the best bet is to do it on the balcony).

The only slight downside to Saturday was whilst on the pitch, I happened to look up to the balcony and saw the Grinning Gink up there pretending to be an Orient fan once again. ****.

Who?

[LittleMate]

Everything was pretty civilised yesterday. Much less chaotic than the Conference one which was a shambles.

People returned to their seats in a reasonable time and it was nice seeing the players do a lap of honour with their families.

Pitch invasions are wonderful things when they are done in the correct spirit - which yesterday was.

Trophy presentation on Saturday after the Stockport game will be nice but don’t think there’s any need for a pitch invasion. Let the players enjoy their moment.

Worth a shoutout to the stewards/security yesterday. They managed the whole thing very well. Weren’t silly about letting people on the pitch, managed to successfully keep people out of the dugouts/tunnel to let the players celebrate, and prevented any idiots swinging on the crossbar or anything. Nice to see a bit of common sense prevailing.

Would be quite funny if the authorities try to implement bans for everyone who went on the pitch yesterday. Wouldn’t have trouble getting tickets next season if the did.

I thought the police played their part well too. Probably went to a post match briefing and said soemthing along the lines of "why were we even there"?

[Max Fowler]

Trophy presentation on Saturday after the Stockport game will be nice but don’t think there’s any need for a pitch invasion. Let the players enjoy their moment.

I still say let everyone on the pitch and present the trophy up on the balcony. Then clear the pitch and allow the trophy to be paraded around the ground.

If the police or stewards could stop George stripping down to his bra and panties, that would be great too.

[The Mindsweep]

They should present it at the end of the Mansfield game in front of the real fans

[tuffers#1]

Is this the replacement of the Thin Blue Line ?

[Admin]

Trophy presentation on Saturday after the Stockport game will be nice but don’t think there’s any need for a pitch invasion. Let the players enjoy their moment.

I still say let everyone on the pitch and present the trophy up on the balcony. Then clear the pitch and allow the trophy to be paraded around the ground.

If the police or stewards could stop George stripping down to his bra and panties, that would be great too.

This

[Max Fowler]

Are those images haunting your dreams as well?

[Story of O]

One of the stewards in the North was also kindly offering people a hand over the digital hoardings and holding the rope up for them.

It was good to see everyone clear the pitch as requested without too much of a delay, allowing the players their deserved lap of honour. I'd like to think that we will be as decent again this weekend for the trophy presentation. (Although I'd still say the best bet is to do it on the balcony).

The only slight downside to Saturday was whilst on the pitch, I happened to look up to the balcony and saw the Grinning Gink up there pretending to be an Orient fan once again. ****.

Who?

Hearn?

[Max Fowler]

Yes.

[MrB]

Who thought that would work?

Maybe the same people who thought the red rope would work at Gillingham!!

[Clactonorient]

They should present it at the end of the Mansfield game in front of the real fans

So can u inform me what a real fan is then so I can become one and be in your real fan gang please.

[The Mindsweep]

They should present it at the end of the Mansfield game in front of the real fans

So can u inform me what a real fan is then so I can become one and be in your real fan gang please.

Were you at Bradford in 2007?