Scariest away day following City

We lived to tell the tale by the skin of our teeth.
Cost us about £50 in whisky though !
Went to Poznan and remember passing a couple of lines of armed/riot cops coming out of the ground, then turning a corner and having to find way back to the city centre. Stadium was new and i remember there were lumps of discarded builders rubble etc outside and it wasnt very well lit. An interesting trip all round but thankfully didnt come to any harm.
 
Leeds, both scouse late 70s early 80s were never a joy, utd at home always moody then, was in boardroom after one, few of us and loads of utds lads walked in, scary as fuck but got a walkover, somehow! Who remembers Palace away first game of season? same day brum took loads to west ham, we got ambushed after the game at Victoria by Chelsea, hundreds of them, that was an interesting day!
 
Goodison in the early 90's.

I'd been at work before the game, and I'd forgotten that I still had some tools in my pocket, including a retractable craft knife. I was about to get searched on the way in so I legged it and ended up dumping my tools down a back alley. There were Toffee's everywhere, and I ended up having to walk through a big gang of them on my way back to the ground. I just kept my head down and my mouth shut until I got back to the line of coppers separating the home fans from the away fans. Some copper on horseback tried to stop me and I nearly got flattened until I flashed him my away end ticket. He rightfully called me a f*cking idiot, before letting me through.

We lost 1-0.
 
Saw some scary stuff at places like Leeds, Stoke, the North East but that was one game I was convinced I wasn't going to get out of alive.
I was in the United Road paddock with a mate who was a red and his Dad so wasn't as fearful as PB but it was definitely a hostile atmosphere all game. Having said that as a Salford lad was always wary that some school mate would spot me and point out I was a blue
 
Wasn't it the same day as the hurling final in Dublin so there wasn't meant police at Tolka. Genuinely feared I was about to get a right spanking in the toilet at half time till a few scots saved me, it wasn't the Scottish causing the mither it was the Celtic from Northern Ireland. Didn't help our cause that a few blues took Union Jack's to the game and to the plough before the game
That's right there was a hurling game round the corner at Croke park,now that you mention it a large group of Scottish Celtic fans helped us out on that bridge,jesus nearly 30 years ago that lol
 
That's right there was a hurling game round the corner at Croke park,now that you mention it a large group of Scottish Celtic fans helped us out on that bridge,jesus nearly 30 years ago that lol

Took the Wife, bad day all round.Scots Celtic fans told us Derry boys had come down to give it the English.

City being outnumbered 10 to 1 didnt help.

Getting called a prody bastard when you were christened at Gorton Monastery was weird too.
 
I remember that Polish lads waited for the return at our place.

I went to Wroclaw a couple of years ago and managed to watch them play.Met some of their fans in an Irish bar after who told me that their nutters hunt Seville down whenever they can. Due to some of their fans getting a kick in off them a few years before.

Having been in the Wroclaw home section and seen some of the fcukers in there I think good luck with that one Seville.
 
I went to Wroclaw a couple of years ago and managed to watch them play.Met some of their fans in an Irish bar after who told me that their nutters hunt Seville down whenever they can. Due to some of their fans getting a kick in off them a few years before.

Having been in the Wroclaw home section and seen some of the fcukers in there I think good luck with that one Seville.

Think some of the Seville lads gave a few of their scarf boys a slap for no reason? Got a welcome to Manchester in Polish 2nd leg.
 
Cardiff away when we lost to a Nathan Blake goal.

I have been everywhere and never seen anything like that in my life.

Before, during and after.

Fucking maniacs.

Blackpool in The Manchester pub was also a real eye opener for a kid!
Yep that was a frightening experience. I can’t remember if it was there you had to walk down a sort of alleyway or that might have been at St Andrews, which is another frightening experience I’ve had away from home.
 

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