WBA/Wolves trouble - are you watching City?

Leeky said:
So Wolves score a second goal and the WBA start fighting with each other and the police, bit naive
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I was asking a question. I’d no idea what had started it.

Not sure why suggesting the possibility it could have been WBA V Police is naive though?

You never been to a game when it’s kicked off with the police ?
 
bluestevei said:
this is what happens when you sell tickets to anyone when the tickets go on open sale, other fans get in the home end and then the fuck wits cheer if they score, then city fans get involved with us trying to get them out. happened against liverpool with fans in our end and some got a bloody nose and a kicking. But its down to city who sell to anyone or to these ticket sites who dont give a fuck who they sell to as long as they get a big mark up, city need to make sure our tickets go to our fans
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If some fans can't control themselves because other fans celebrate a goal then they need to grow the fuck up.

Fans fighting over football, always has been fucking pathetic.
 
Lupo said:
West Brom ran a scheme last week offering STHs a ticket plus 1 for friend or family, there was no checking of who the plus ones were for so by all accounts some were selling these tickets on for inflated prices, maybe to Wolves fans unable to get a ticket in the away end.

After Cunha scored, an undercover Wolves fan outed himself by jumping up and then it kicked off.

Prior to this fans in this section were already lobbing filled water bottles at Tommy Doyle as he was taking corners.

Fans in other stands were running across the pitch to join in.

The official Wolves section was at the opposite end to the trouble and no Wolves fans from this stand got involved.
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Its easy for home fans to sell on their tickets I’ve seen away fans in the home end at loads of games this season. mostly outed pretty quickly and escorted out by stewards without any need for fisticuffs, or running on the pitch or lobbying missiles at our players.
these are the fans though that invaded the pitch when their u21s beat ours.
 
Sat in the main stand at Maine Rd years ago realised I had four harmless Sours sat right in front of me. Spurs scored I put my hands on the shoulders of the lad in front of me to stop him jumping up. He turned round alarmed and I gave him a warning look. Think I saved him from a battering off a mob of our top boys who frequented the top left corner of the main stand. A couple of weeks before had seen half a dozen Everton smacked senseless in the same spot. The strange thing was at both games there was plenty of away seats available in the Platt Lane. Maine Rd in the eighties was a very different place to the sanitised Etihad, match day has changed not for the better but is definitely safer.
 
Wolves fans in the WBA end . Both sets of fans hate each other . Yam yam land is a bit puddled territory……… herewith !
 
LangleyBlue1970 said:
Few new videos popping up on the socials. One has a lad who looks around 20 getting punched off men in their 50s, despite holding his hands up to say he would leave peacefully.

Imagine those men are your dad? Brother? Named and shamed today most likely. Embarrassing.
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Saw this video it looked like they was 'fist bumping' other once they'd got a dig in on the young lad who as you say wasn't fighting back and even had his hands held up to surrender - couldnt be a cheaper dig so not sure what they're celebrating. Not particularly bright for the young lad to go in the home end on derby day all Stone Island up and presumably celebrate when Wolves scored mind
 
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