paulchapo said:tidyman said:paulchapo said:Yesterday I was sitting in the reception at the hilton hotel just after the game when the door staff led in a mid twenties guy in some distress and shock, accompanied by an older guy.HIs face was bruised and swollen and on asking the older guy what happened it APPEARED 6 city fans had been pushing and kicking off with anyone near them. As they ran past one of them punched the young lad in city colours for no reason at all.
Yesterday I saw too many drunken aggressive scum in our colours and all day drinking or not you need to take a long hard look at yourselves, some of whom were no kids but people of an age who really should know better!
I don't know if the two guys come on here but if they do I hope the lad who got hit is ok If the cowardly scum who like to smack an innocent fellow blue are here fuck off to the rags they are right up your street. .
You don't really know what happened then?
Einsten you are not mate! I of course only have the guy I spoke to's version as I said and listening to the conversation of the hilton staff but two more harmless looking city fans you wouldn't see. What I DO know is the lad was in pain and shock and the mark and swelling on his face was very visible and real. His mate couldn't believe it was fellow blues did it at random for no reason.
No mate, I'm certainly not Einstein. I did spend about 12 hours in London yesterday though and didn't see a single bit of aggressive behaviour from anyone.
If I'd not gone to the game and was relying on here for my info, I'd be under the impression it was one enormous blood bath from dusk 'till dawn. Although most of these acts of mass violence seemed to have been completely missed by other people yards from it.
I've no doubt this kid you saw had got a crack off someone. But like you, I have no idea who from or why. But unlike you, I wouldn't come on here calling fellow blues, scum on the evidence of hear say.