Bullant supporters come out in force.

Submitted by bullants on

Great win by the Bullants. These are difficult times for those that follow the club and it was great to see so many of our supporters turn up at away game. Albeit it was played virtually down the road from our supporter base but given the circumstances it's heartening to see that people still want the club to exist as the Bullants.

Our people need to brave and stand up to any intimidation from the handful of people in the club who want to see the club play as the Northern Blues and change to a navy blue jumper.

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footyman Sun, 26 Jul 2009 - 18:08

Bullants supporters or Carlton supporters...

That's the problem with the VFL. I reckon there were plenty of Carlton supporters there supporting the Bullants. If the Bullants were stand alone you'd have 50 people at the game.

Dolphin Sun, 26 Jul 2009 - 19:37

footyman wrote:If the Bullants were stand alone you'd have 50 people at the game.

I think your wrong there.

There would be no supporters because they wouldn't exist.

..........but I agree with your other post that we need to get rid of those cartoon jugs over there ---->

bullants Topic starter Mon, 27 Jul 2009 - 09:53

I can seperate the two although I do appreciate the support that a handful of Carlton supporters give the club.

vfa Mon, 27 Jul 2009 - 15:34

bullants wrote:Great win by the Bullants. These are difficult times for those that follow the club and it was great to see so many of our supporters turn up at away game. Albeit it was played virtually down the road from our supporter base but given the circumstances it's heartening to see that people still want the club to exist as the Bullants.

Our people need to brave and stand up to any intimidation from the handful of people in the club who want to see the club play as the Northern Blues and change to a navy blue jumper.

We only have to look at our opponent on the weekend to see that tightly controlled AFL reserve style alignments don't work. At times we can have some fun and bag other clubs fans etc but seeing community clubs lose their hard fought assets to AFL clubs is another thing. The Bullants board has no business handing over our football club to Carlton.

With Preston having a past players day and celebrating the 1969 premiership on Sunday against Collingwood any talk of the Northern Blues will not be tolerated by the old preston faithful and could be fiery in the social club if any wanker talks up Carlton as they are the scum of the earth.