FAO VALLEY RAMS!
Mon Aug 13, 2012 9:47 pm
FAO VALLEY RAMS
Has there been any consideration regarding reforming the RAMS?
With all this blue/red crap going on it would be great to have the RAMS back as a large group of supporters who just want to focus on the football (and banter!).
How great was it during the Sam era when the RAMS were in full swing? Many great memories of rolling into Stoke, Wolves, WBA, Swindon, Bristol etc in a convoy of 50 odd coaches then taking over a town centre.
Whilst I know individual coaches are still run I think it would be great to bring it all back together and unify everyone in a big group.
Would also make business sense if KCB people are going to avoid vince's coaches - Joke! Although some ungrateful sod has suggested this on CCMB....
What are people's best memories of travelling with the RAMS?
Has there been any consideration regarding reforming the RAMS?
With all this blue/red crap going on it would be great to have the RAMS back as a large group of supporters who just want to focus on the football (and banter!).
How great was it during the Sam era when the RAMS were in full swing? Many great memories of rolling into Stoke, Wolves, WBA, Swindon, Bristol etc in a convoy of 50 odd coaches then taking over a town centre.
Whilst I know individual coaches are still run I think it would be great to bring it all back together and unify everyone in a big group.
Would also make business sense if KCB people are going to avoid vince's coaches - Joke! Although some ungrateful sod has suggested this on CCMB....
What are people's best memories of travelling with the RAMS?
Re: FAO VALLEY RAMS!
Mon Aug 13, 2012 9:54 pm
Loved going away with the rams except dai taxi conning us 
tbh we knew when the trip cost an extra £1 from rams prices but it was for the "driver" and then the hat came around at the end for the driver did we care? No, great days.
Makes the rams sound bad but the memorable trip was v Spurs in the cup, coach made it as far as reading and broke down. We then had taxis from reading to spurs ground just missed kick off but fair play Gwyn was waiting outside the ground with the money for the taxis.
So many good trips though, we had a group that used to go but when rams stopped it seemed to stop. My sister used to get most the attention anyway
Rams wouldn't work now but good times.
tbh we knew when the trip cost an extra £1 from rams prices but it was for the "driver" and then the hat came around at the end for the driver did we care? No, great days.Makes the rams sound bad but the memorable trip was v Spurs in the cup, coach made it as far as reading and broke down. We then had taxis from reading to spurs ground
just missed kick off but fair play Gwyn was waiting outside the ground with the money for the taxis. So many good trips though, we had a group that used to go but when rams stopped it seemed to stop. My sister used to get most the attention anyway
Rams wouldn't work now but good times.
Re: FAO VALLEY RAMS!
Mon Aug 13, 2012 9:54 pm
Gonzo wrote:FAO VALLEY RAMS
Has there been any consideration regarding reforming the RAMS?
With all this blue/red crap going on it would be great to have the RAMS back as a large group of supporters who just want to focus on the football (and banter!).
How great was it during the Sam era when the RAMS were in full swing? Many great memories of rolling into Stoke, Wolves, WBA, Swindon, Bristol etc in a convoy of 50 odd coaches then taking over a town centre.
Whilst I know individual coaches are still run I think it would be great to bring it all back together and unify everyone in a big group.
Would also make business sense if KCB people are going to avoid vince's coaches - Joke! Although some ungrateful sod has suggested this on CCMB....
What are people's best memories of travelling with the RAMS?
It would be great to replicate parts of it, but whilst I'm sure some of the leading lights, myself included would contribute, it would not be anywhere near the same amount as previous, that for me was my time at the right place and I know I couldn't go through that again, but would back to the hilt anyone who sets out to help our fans.i would say Corky feels the same, but there are lots of people out there who could do it.
