Fighting at Wembley in Block 534

All of this conflict about standing or sitting is caused by all seater stadiums. In the pre all seat days, which most of our younger supporters don’t remember, it was a choice. If you wanted to stand you went on the Kippax, if you wanted to sit you went in the seats. Having chosen, people didn’t go in the Kippax and sit down, or vice versa. Now everyone gets seats randomly and the obvious tension ensues. I can personally put up with people standing, the thing that gets me is when 4 or 5 people crowd together in a couple of seats, because they want to be together. It is pathetic and totally inconsiderate to anybody else in the immediate vicinity.
 
Bantamgaz said:
We had it v Bolton last week sad cunts well glory hunters getting pissed acting like cunts and then fooking off into the night because there NEW team didnt get to Wembley
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Same sort of people that won’t be there for a midweek game in the league. Dick heads having a day out.
 
urban genie said:
It is simple really, if you buy a ticket in a safe standing area expect to stand
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And that should also apply in reverse, you buy in the seated area don't act the **** and stand up blocking others view and calling them shit fans if they ask you to sit down which is exactly what I witnessed in 548 on Sat. Guy was a absolute bellend and got shifted out.
 
Ban-jani said:
Same sort of people that won’t be there for a midweek game in the league. Dick heads having a day out.
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Honestly the shite he was coming out and his flag waving antics which resulted in me flipping on him ...........and his big amazing speech on 75 minutes telling everyone who could hear how which ever way it went he would stay and clap the players off ..........fast forward 5 minutes and this Grade A weapon couldnt wait to fook off
 
Platt Lane 59 said:
Anyone go to their free gig in Platt Fields (Rock Against Racism ?) in the mid 1980's ?
Simply Red were also on the lineup, when they were still a band.
A great event...
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I was there - 1985. It was a one day festival to commemorate something called International Youth Year (whatever that was). Simply Red were the headliners and James were on immediately before them.
 
Alfie Budd said:
I was there - 1985. It was a one day festival to commemorate something called International Youth Year (whatever that was). Simply Red were the headliners and James were on immediately before them.
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Thanks mate.
Remember James were brilliant, but couldn't recollect the year.
Not a fan of Simply Red now, but that Ginger fecker could hold a note...
 
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