The rise and fall of Manchester City's Young Guvnors mirrored the government's attempts to get to grips with the escalating violence at football matches throughout the 1980s. Here " Rodney Rhoden, one of the youngest members of this feared group of supporters, recalls the police tactics that ended The Young Guvnors reign of terror. This is my story. The story of the Young Guvnors. The Young Guvnors fought not only on the streets of Manchester against their fellow hooligans but with other firms up and down the country. We sought out rival fans to fight to say it is not a pleasant story is an understatement. From our formation in the mid 1980s when organized football hooliganism was at an all time high its a vicious account of how we operated our bloody battles with opposing mobs and ultimately about our demise." Just a few misunderstood innocent Young Guvnors making friends up and down the country.
Sorry but I don`t understand the relevance of this post. What we are talking about here is current behaviour.
The YG did not brick coaches full of families with kids, they did not pick on innocent fans, they did not slice opposing fans with Stanley knives, they did not spray ammonia at the opposition team players etc etc. And this was what over 30 years ago. Just goes to show, Dippers bringing up the past, again.
Sorry but I don`t understand the relevance of this post. What we are talking about here is current behaviour.
The YG did not brick coaches full of families with kids, they did not pick on innocent fans, they did not slice opposing fans with Stanley knives, they did not spray ammonia at the opposition team players etc etc. And this was what over 30 years ago. Just goes to show, Dippers bringing up the past, again.
If it isn't just their trophy wins, with all the unsavoury incidents and years without success being airbrushed out, then it isn't 'istreeeee.Is it the past or is it istree
32 different camera angles will ensure that at least one perspective will be found to support whatever bent decision has been taken in favour of the scouse and/or salford cash cow.
Like you have said and l have been great pains to point out all clubs have an element of idiots. What separates LFC and all it's fans is that they're never called to task by so called decent fans which must be in the majority. It's also the fact that your club with it's vile history behind still to this day operates without a care for the welfare of others despite some of these same fans suffering loss themselves. And still not called to task by so called decent fans.Funny how any mention of a " my uncle worked with a bloke who had a cousin who married a bloke whose father worked with a bloke who went to school with a bloke who knew a scouser who fed his children ciggy butts for dinner" is met with roars of approval. Dey do doh don't dey doh. When I point out that City may have fans who cause trouble is totally ignored. Thanks for proving my point.
Is that 11 offside goals they've had this season? If reminds me of the last season they were relevant, all the focus was on Newcastle goal not given and sterling offside - however, the number of incorrect penalties and favourable decisions they got that season was criminal. We sneer at FIFA, Italian, African etc. corruption, but the PL, FA, BBC etc.are as big a shower of shite as any of them