Most liked posts in thread: Filming today at VP

Yep, some fans in the main stand thought Reece Dinsdale was a genuine hooligan and he got pelters as he was marched out, cups of coffee thrown, the lot

 

This what was being shot the other week. James Allcott sat down with Hughes to discuss all things city for Sky.

 

Loved it from the 38th minute onward where Hughes is talking about the football he wants his team to play and at times the crowd don't want to see us playing football in our own area and says we get a little frustrated with a wry smile on his face, we don't always get the balance right and we feel and get the anxiety from the crowd and he understands that fans go through, but he aint gonna change it.
Then when asked about Cook and the possibility about a new contract Hughes comments, he's a confidence player and he's done everything in his power to get a new contract and why wouldn't we be speaking to him its going to happen THATS A GIVEN so it looks like things may be happening behind the scenes.

 

They're filming @SteveC having a meltdown at the line of of 25 year season ticket holders claiming their £30 refunds.

 

A remake of The Great Escape.
We're getting out of this division at last.

 

Wasn't there a film once made at VP, off the top of my head, 'ID'?

 

Some Muppet in the Kop thought the same thing........
Oh twas me....

 

Now THAT would be entertaining. And obviously it would carry the usual warnings about the programme's content, especially at the end, you know the sort of thing "If you have been affected by the content......".

 

Brookside fans will recall the spinoff, Damon and Debbie, where Damon, Simon O'brien, worked at VP in one episode

 

I was down there today. Never seen as many outside broadcasting trucks at VP at the same time before. No idea what they were doing

 

Shame that.

 

Maybe it's another of the "An Evening with series"
Perhaps "An evening with Fordy"

I'll get my coat.

 

What a totally ridiculous thing to do. Hot drinks cost a fortune from the kiosk!

 

Don’t get people on about hot water in the ground again……

 

Great interview. What I liked most was the lad interviewing him had him comparing and contrasting his experience as a manager in the PL, and it was interesting to find out, not a lot. He doesn’t have all the raz a mataz to deal with, which he enjoys. How he learnt to be a manager as well, and the difference of one minute you are a player/striker and really only your own form to manage, but the step up to managing others, and the challenges.

 

Rupp leaving?

 

Jumping on the Netflix bandwagon.

 

In your dreams Dave