Blue Feather
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West Ham fans always been fine with me on trains etc., when they could have easily had a soft pop. Speak well of City too (Real Manchester, proper fans etc) so they'll do for me
Yeah there was 1 or 2 teeth on the bog floor, edgy place don’t think I would of gone in without the hammers lads ,tho you carnt beat the away game adventures .I know the Victoria Tavern...a lively place..
One of the differences between the ICF and a lot of firms in those days is that the ICF used to pride themselves on fighting the other teams firms rather than ones and twos; indeed West Ham hadcacsecond firm of younger teenage dicks who would attack innocent fans, who were disparagingly referred to by the ICF as the under 5’sIn the 70/80's every club had a big hooligan element and the London clubs some tasty firms the ICF being a top one along with the Chelsea Headhunter's. We all hated each other back then. As others have said the relegation game was a turning point. As far as I know their fan's still respect and recognise us as a good loyal fanbase similar to their own and understand that just because we got lucky with the takeover, we are mainly still the hardcore that pulled in 28-35 thousand in the third tier. In spite of that woman Brady constantly bad mouthing us I still like West Ham fan's the same as Sunderland.
One of the differences between the ICF and a lot of firms in those days is that the ICF used to pride themselves on fighting the other teams firms rather than ones and twos; indeed West Ham hadcacsecond firm of younger teenage dicks who would attack innocent fans, who were disparagingly referred to by the ICF as the under 5’s