Sentence examples for stoke supporters from inspiring English sources

Using the Human Rights Act, Liberty has taken up the fight on behalf of the Stoke supporters.

Stoke supporters – some topless even in freezing conditions on the south coast – were already singing Imbula's name just 99 minutes into his career in English football.

The board decided to act after Saturday's 1-1 drat at Shrewsbury in the FA Cup, when Stoke supporters' frustration reached breaking point.

And one day in 1993, during a friendly against Aston Villa at Villa Park, Baldwin's old friends among the Stoke supporters saw him, in full Stoke kit, warming up on the touchline.

While many Stoke supporters may argue that the side's football was often more akin to undercooked pasta without sauce, no one could dispute that he presided over a period of rare stability and consistency.

The travelling Baggies launched into a rendition of "Da Doo Rondon", the Crystals-inspired addition to their songbook and the Stoke supporters concentrated on booing Oliver but their team rallied.

Two types of footballer, broadly speaking, are revered by Stoke City supporters.

The indignities now include Stoke's supporters chanting "boring, boring" when Van Gaal's team had the ball.

The reaction of Stoke's supporters as the semi-final draw kept them apart from Manchester United told its own story.

Manchester police have paid compensation to Stoke City supporters after a widely reported incident last year, but it is important that the provisions are redrafted in the current legislation.

That Stoke City supporters should so often cite the story of Rory Delap's broken leg as an example of what makes them proud of their club demonstrates it is more than affordable football which a fanbase wants.