Montgomery Burns said:I guess you're maybe trying to link the events you describe to the scenes outside the ground on Saturday (apologies if I'm wrong) but they seem to me to be on an entirely different level, as you've described it - although having witnessed neither properly it's difficult to say.
sweynforkbeard said:Paris St Germain's leading hooligan, the Comte de Barmpotage, was often carried into rucks in a sedan chair.Skashion said:Nothing compared to Lord Bath steaming in with the Longleat firm. Some real game fuckers in that mob. They would never run; hearts of tigers, lions and wolves that lot.
Prestwich_Blue said:I've just never understood why someone who happens to support a different team to someone else should be a target for violence. Why not kick the shit out of someone who likes a different band to you or drives a different car?
I enjoy going to away games and having a chat to opposition fans. I even know some decent rags. There's a few games I go to with opposing fans who are friends, mainly Spurs and Everton. People always want to talk about City and I'm interested in their club as well because I'm a football fan.
Prestwich_Blue said:I've just never understood why someone who happens to support a different team to someone else should be a target for violence. Why not kick the shit out of someone who likes a different band to you or drives a different car?
I enjoy going to away games and having a chat to opposition fans. I even know some decent rags. There's a few games I go to with opposing fans who are friends, mainly Spurs and Everton. People always want to talk about City and I'm interested in their club as well because I'm a football fan.
sixlashes said:scrapping has been going on at football forever ,its nothing new,and it will never go away,and you will never stop it...end of thread!
law74 said:Prestwich_Blue said:I've just never understood why someone who happens to support a different team to someone else should be a target for violence. Why not kick the shit out of someone who likes a different band to you or drives a different car?
I enjoy going to away games and having a chat to opposition fans. I even know some decent rags. There's a few games I go to with opposing fans who are friends, mainly Spurs and Everton. People always want to talk about City and I'm interested in their club as well because I'm a football fan.
What sort of car do you drive?
Skashion said:law74 said:What sort of car do you drive?
He's rocking a Nissan I believe. Could be a 350Z or a Skyline though...
Skashion said:law74 said:What sort of car do you drive?
He's rocking a Nissan I believe. Could be a 350Z or a Skyline though...
mackenzie said:The police have decided to take a tolerant line and will not raise the issue with United, the view being that the celebrations were not excessive. If anything, the police feel the United players helped keep the visiting fans in the stadium by congregating in front of the away section.
I really want to PUKE at that last paragraph in The Guardian.
Saint fookin Manchester RAG SCUM.
YCNMIU.
Skashion said:Montgomery Burns said:I guess you're maybe trying to link the events you describe to the scenes outside the ground on Saturday (apologies if I'm wrong) but they seem to me to be on an entirely different level, as you've described it - although having witnessed neither properly it's difficult to say.
No, I'm not trying to link them at all. I saw nothing of this incident and I never do. I park near Oldham Road and leave by Joe Mercer Way every match and nothing ever happens that way. This stuff seems to happen on Ashton New Road, typically near Ds. Even when I'm on either side of the away fans - which is where I try to get seats because the atmosphere is better there, I never see anything because I walk around the concourse to exit nearest the City Store.
I was just seeing how rigorous your hooligan standards are. If you'd have thought I should be banned for that then I would have questioned your sanity. Not that your Schizophrenia with your good pal Monty Burns isn't unsettling on some level already...
marco said:can someone clear up exactley what happend,i know they let the united fans out as i seen a few walking up towards asda but as the east stand lot came out at the top these united fans leged it back to the pen, were they then locked in or free to go on there own,what happend in the end when they were let out