Any videos?

Wed, 11 Jan 2012 05:45:00 +0000

If you got Videos of Spurs, post them on this site. I posted mine!

Go Videos then Add Videos in top right corner. Thanks COYR's!

Coach to Crawley??

Mon, 09 Jan 2012 16:35:00 +0000

Travelling to Crawley? Come with us!

Cheltenham play away to Crawley Town on February 7th. As it stands we are joint second and Crawley are 1st, so it's a huge game and a game where we need a good backing both vocally and in numbers.

I am eyeing up a coach, but it all depends on Interest. Spurs was a great day, but this is more important. The focus is promotion and beating Crawley could have a big factor in that.

However, if Crawley draw with Hull in their fourth round FA Cup tie then there's the possibility that the replay will be on the 7th, meaning our fixture would be moved once again.

If you're interested then get in touch with me, coach price is £13

Cheers.

1. Alex Powell

2. Si Watten

3. Dan Hopkins

4. Chris Cole

5. Dan Rogers

6. Ricky "the head" Clark

7. Rob Matthews

8. Ryan Godwin

9. Kyle Gibson

10. Louis Duckworth

11. Dan Ketz

12. Tom Read

13. Jon Mason

14. Soph Mason

15. Sam King

16. James Read

17. Owen Knight

18. Tom Hyland

19. Mike Jackson

20. Mike Jacksons cousin

Wymans Travel to Spurs!

Tue, 13 Dec 2011 16:45:00 +0000

1 space remains.

Coach places were made available from Saturdays home fixture versus Southend. 45 of the 53 seats were snapped up on saturday. With a further 5 being paid for on Monday. We now have a final 1 space.

We are likely to leave at around 09.30am

Remember to ask for a Wymans ticket when you buy your match day ticket, we have 230 reserved seats for the Wymans and other singers.

1. Alex Powell

2. Dan Rogers

3. Jim Brady

4. Dan Hopkins

5, Charlotte Hopkins

6. Simon Watten

7. Chris Cole

8. Dan Auberry

9. Adam Hopkins

10. Mark Reed

11. Andy Whitcombe

12. Kyle Gibson

13, Tom Hyland

14. Rob Mathews

15. Dale Mitten

16. Alan Mitten

17. Dalton Preedy

18. Dan Ewen

19. Ryan Godwin

20. James Robinson

21. Dan Ketz

22. Tom Redmond

23. Jake Elmore

24. Luke Hughes

25. Chris Plumb

26. Dan Smith

27. James Grey

28. George Reed

29. Dan Clifford

30. Brad Hurt

31. John Mason

32. Sophie Mason

33. Fraser Payne

34. Larry RW.

35. James Mashford

36. Patrick Dix

37. Alex B

38. Peter Beards

39. George Tordoff

40. Charlie Sheers

41. Luke Halford

42. Jamie Wright

43. Ryan Mathews

44. Sean Griffin

45. Joel Bonehill

46. Ashley Gough

47. Mark Shep

48. Tom Heasman

49. Nilesh Patel

50. Harry Ingram

51. Ricky Clark

52. Owen Knight

53. George Vizor

100 SPACES FOR WYMANS

Thu, 08 Dec 2011 15:30:00 +0000

100 Wymans match tiockets reserved for our lot! That could be extended if we spew over, i guess. But on;y buy a ticket in here, if you arew dedicated for singing for the whole 2 hours we are in there.

Much Love. COYR's!

Coach to Tottenham

Wed, 07 Dec 2011 19:15:00 +0000

Places are not promised, the first 50 to pay will secure a spot.

I'm afriad i could not get the 70 seated coach for reasons out of my control. We have a 50 seater, the first 50 people to pay will get a space, it's as simple as that. The price is £13.

Thanks.

Tottenham Away

Mon, 05 Dec 2011 05:35:00 +0000

Do you want a place on the Wymans coach to Spurs?

If want a space on our coach, then register a account on here and get in touch will me. Prices will be available soon.

The List

Alex Powell

Dan Hopkins

Charlotte Hopkins

Chris Cole

Dan Rogers

Dan Ketz

George Vizor

Jack S

Tom Redmond

Rob Mathews

Louis Duckers

Ricky Clark

Jim Brady

Ryan Godwin

Tom Hyland

Kyle Gibson

Dan Smith

George Reed

Owen Knight

Cris Bowyer

Alec Brown

Ed Lowe

David Mant

Will Wilkes

Matt Poole

Sam Turrel

George Bowyer

Jamie Wright

Joel

Sean

Goughy

Lanky

Shep

Paul

Dan Midwinter

Lee Townsend

Terry Beaver

Dan Clifford

Ant Pulham

Holly Pulham

Matt Clarke

Si Weyman

Zack Evans

Gareth Morgan

Jake Ellmore

Brad Hurt

Fraser Payne

Patrick Dicks

Luke Hulford

Lawrence Rice-Williams

Peter Beardsmore

George Tordoff

Charlie Shiers

James Mashford

Wymans Vs Vale

Mon, 14 Nov 2011 20:55:00 +0000

Can Cheltenham win again?

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=313831221976532&context=create

Are you coming on saturday, click the link and confirm attendance.

Tranmere, Vale, Oxford & Luton!

Mon, 14 Nov 2011 18:45:00 +0000

Big games for the Robins

First of all let me say well done to the Wymans that travelled to Tranmere. I couldn't make it, but was pleased to hear the tractor song through bbc radio gloucestershire airways. I'll be at Oxford on November 26th and Luton on December 3rd for the FA Cup second round fixture.

It would be fanastic if you could also be at those two away fixtures. Oxford are going well in the League, it'll be a big test for us, it's only an hours drive so lets get in the away end and make sure we're heard. The same goes for Luton in the FA Cup. The Luton fans seem to think they've already won this one, refering to Cheltenham as a "tinpot non league team". It would be fantastic to prove them wrong. The side certainly deserve your support and there's nothing like winning away from home.

However, before those two away outings we host Port Vale. Port Vale have had a creditable start to the season, They currently sit in 10th position, 7 points behind Cheltenham. The Wymans will be in our usual In2Print block, so be there and be loud. It's a massive period of our season with some tough fixtures coming thick and fast. They need our backing.

Bradford Away - My Story

Sun, 06 Nov 2011 10:00:00 +0000

Fireworks at Valley Parade

We left Whaddon Road at 9.50am via the Official double decker coach. I hadn'ttravelled on the Officials for some time. Maybe I began to realise why when Iwas quickly told to "turn that down" from another passenger, asI watched a 60 second video on my mobile phone.

Anyway with the lunch box stocked up and some Wymans banter flying aroundthe trip wasn't too bad. We arrived at this beast of a stadium at 1315. Unfortunatelythere wasn’t a pub in sight but after a brisk 10 minute walk we found a small,local which showed the football. A few of the lads played a few games of poolwhich was actually very painful. A couple drinks later and we left for the AwayEnd.

We got into the ground at about 14.40, it seemed very empty but in fairnesspeople of Bradford quickly filed in, the attendance was eventuallyannounced as 9,600.

Cheltenham started very brightly and took the lead in the 8th minute viaKaid Mohammed after a free-flowing Cheltenham attack involving a clever dummyfrom Duffy. The early signs were very promising, further chances came and went.Most notably was Marlon Packs 25 yard curler which rebounded of the foot of thepost. Bradford however did come back into the game and enjoyed a succession ofcorners as the half came to an end at 1-0.

The second 45 saw Cheltenham dominate and control the game. Our onlyfrustration was despite plenty of opportunities to extend the lead, we couldn'tdo so. Marlon Packs 70 yard effort which was clawed off the line by theback-peddling goalkeeper was a whisker from winning the goal of the seasonaward. Thankfully Bradford were as bad as we were good, and they didn't troubleButland who enjoyed a quiet afternoon between the sticks. Bennett and Elliotwon their individual battles and never gave the Bantams a sniff of hope, inwhat was one of the most comfortable 1-0 victories I’ve ever witnessed.

After enduring 5 minutes of injury time the job was complete. The playersand staff came across to the visiting support for some fist clinching andclapping. The long haul back to Cheltenhamshire flew past with plenty morebanter; we arrived home at 2045 to a fireworks display in the Whaddon Road carpark. However, for the 124 that travelled to Yorkshire the fireworks happenedhours earlier at Valley Parade as Cheltenham climb to third!

Bradford Away

Thu, 03 Nov 2011 07:30:00 +0000

A big game in a massive stadium

Cheltenham travel to Yorkshire in hope of adding another 3 points tothe impressive tally we've already chalked up. Bradford on the other hand havehad a slow start to their league season, currently finding themselves in 21st,having won only 3 of their 16 fixtures to date. However, Bradford claimed apoint away at Swindon Town on Saturday, and they'll be a tough test for MarkYates and his players.

Cheltenham will travel to Bradford high in confidence on back ofbeating a hard working Argyle outfit, it was a hard fought win but one thatshowed great character from the Cheltenham players. Character that will neededtime and time again if we’re too continue our good run of form.

After several seasons of suffering and frustrations, our fortunes duetoo a far greater squad are changing. There's a buzz in the air, there's talkin the town and so I urge you to do your best to get to these far flung fieldslike Bradford, get behind the side, in what's a extremely exciting time. Coachplaces for the trip are still available. We understand it can be exspensive, but we need the Wymans there, to get behind the lads, there's nothing quite like winning away from home

COYR!!!