crizack said:
bloody ell, how old are you mate? no one was asking what you think of football violence and whether or not you think there are ''spotty herberts'' (your language is dreadful) supporting city.
having read the book myself, i found it to be a great read. It allowed me to imagine how it would of felt like as not only a home fan, but an away fan in the past coupe of decades. I'm sorry, but to call them all 'dimwits' is just daft, If people seek safety in numbers and have a laugh doing it, calling them names doesn't do anything else than antagonise. And what has wars got to so with anything...bloody, dramaticaly exagerated thoughts there.
Yes, can't say I'm surprised.
I'm 41. Old enough to remember matches well enough in the 80's and they weren't the nirvana your sacred book makes them out to be. Many times it was shit route one football played in a half empty stadium where the ground was so empty they gave the whole of the Platt Lane to about 200 away fans to run around in. So our wonderful hooligan element often used to turn on their own at the slightest excuse.
Having a laugh? Safety in numbers? Acting like a cowardly no mark more like. Like I said if you like fighting go and join the army while the goings good. Nothing dramatic about that, just a simple fact.
I'll work on my language, thanks for the tip and thanks for setting a higher standard for me to aspire to.