"Bubble Games" in the UK

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

I think for a while a lot of Cardiff games used to be "Bubble Games"

v Bristol City definitely

 

[ell]

An admission from the police they cant do their job properly.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

An admission from the police they cant do their job properly.

Or a sad reflection on society where grown men are not able to act in a civil manner when attending a sporting game?

 

[AkanjisAfro]

With the Lancashire derby between Blackburn and Burnley tonight, and the possibility Burnley could win the league at Ewood Park, am I correct in thinking this has been one of only two "Bubble games" held in the UK (I think a Pompey Southampton game was then other one)

Chester and Wrexham always is, think Bristol and Cardiff also

 

[Gazza]

Blackpool v Millwall tonight - Friday night in a seaside resort and then stay for the long weekend continuing the violence through to Monday.
Blackpool need the points to stay up and Millwall to get into the play-offs.

 

[BrianW]

To be honest, City v Red Scouse should be a bubble game. Much safer for all concerned; or it would be if Merseyside Police weren't useless.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

To be honest, City v Red Scouse should be a bubble game. Much safer for all concerned; or it would be if Merseyside Police weren't useless.

Bubble planes from Dublin and Scandinavia to Manchester Airport for the Mickey twats

 

[ell]

Or a sad reflection on society where grown men are not able to act in a civil manner when attending a sporting game?

The vast majority of the 2k who went to Ewood will have had no interest in disorder

 

[eyalluvitt]

 

[Stephen230]

To be honest, City v Red Scouse should be a bubble game. Much safer for all concerned; or it would be if Merseyside Police weren't useless.

Has there been much trouble outside of the ground in the last 35 years or so?