New breed of away fan

[asahartford1]

Shit, good point. So anyone attending an away day in Europe isn’t allowed to go on the beer and have a sing song. Thanks for clearing that up sunshine. I’m glad you weren’t in the Augustiner Keller in Munich in 2013 when myself and a few better known members of this forum were amongst hundreds of blues singing for hours and busy drinking the place dry. Shocking behaviour that was.

Listen nobby, I didn't say anything like that, but throwing beer, pint pots, not being able to stand, is a different matter. If you condone that behaviour , take a little look on the mirror.
I can assure you I drink plenty of beer, have a song and a laugh, but I don't disrespect those around me.
We are all different sunshine.

 

[mayo31]

Given the behaviour it led to the other night is there any wonder?

The behaviour! Give me strength

A few incidents happened.and I only talking about the city fans not the incident that led to the city fan getting hurt.

More have had a good time then those commentating here

 

[asahartford1]

Manchester’s a rough city and a proportion of its football supporters are rabble. Has it ever been different?

I realise you succinct post is so true. And there is nothing the majority of us can do.

 

[BC Blue]

It was a strange European away game experience. The segregation was very low key and there was a lot of mixing of fans, plus beer available in the stands (blokes with mobile dispensers). There was a lot of drunkenness in the City end and aggressive behaviour. I like a drink as much as the next person, and the atmosphere generated between two sets of fans, but the root cause of trouble on Wednesday night was limited segregation and booze. I had several dickhead City fans near me that tarnished the occasion. I’m not a fan of beer in the stands because some fans drink too much then when there’s a goal you end up with beer up in the air. I saw several skirmishes after the match, with drunk City fans in groups having a go at one or two Schalke fans and damaging cars as we walked to the buses (again, fans were mixed). Overall it makes me think twice about European away days, even after scary events in Naples and Kharkiv and going to the last dozen CL away games. Why was the segregation so poor???!

 

[happyman]

Walking through Manchester tonight it's no wonder the away support has gone tits up because it might just reflect the city as a whole, glad to be home away from the carnage.

 

[whp.blue]

I realise you succinct post is so true. And there is nothing the majority of us can do.

The majority of us also come from the same rough city.
Just because some of us don't choose to act like cvnts dosen't mean we can't act like cvnts when we need to.

Many fans have no problem dealing with the minority.
I have never had a problem when dealing with these knobs who go too far.
I have a very good tolerence of these fans as I adjust my standards and always remember where I am, football grounds have always been larery but I have seen much worse on the streets of Wythenshawe whilst growing up in the seventies.
If someone really pushes you buttons grow a pair and step up.

 

[dom]

The majority of us also come from the same rough city.
Just because some of us don't choose to act like cvnts dosen't mean we can't act like cvnts when we need to.

Many fans have no problem dealing with the minority.
I have never had a problem when dealing with these knobs who go too far.
I have a very good tolerence of these fans as I adjust my standards and always remember where I am, football grounds have always been larery but I have seen much worse on the streets of Wythenshawe whilst growing up in the seventies.
If someone really pushes you buttons grow a pair and step up.

So you are suggesting that this blue taking a disabled supporter to a game should take on the morons . and 'step up'... what do you think would happen next ???

 

[chesterbells]

Walking through Manchester tonight it's no wonder the away support has gone tits up because it might just reflect the city as a whole, glad to be home away from the carnage.

Not such a happyman?

 

[Electric Blue]

The majority of us also come from the same rough city.
Just because some of us don't choose to act like cvnts dosen't mean we can't act like cvnts when we need to.

Many fans have no problem dealing with the minority.
I have never had a problem when dealing with these knobs who go too far.
I have a very good tolerence of these fans as I adjust my standards and always remember where I am, football grounds have always been larery but I have seen much worse on the streets of Wythenshawe whilst growing up in the seventies.
If someone really pushes you buttons grow a pair and step up.

Well said pal-horses for courses I know a lot of old school that go one way or the other depending on the people encountered

 

[blue corby]

The majority of us also come from the same rough city.
Just because some of us don't choose to act like cvnts dosen't mean we can't act like cvnts when we need to.

Many fans have no problem dealing with the minority.
I have never had a problem when dealing with these knobs who go too far.
I have a very good tolerence of these fans as I adjust my standards and always remember where I am, football grounds have always been larery but I have seen much worse on the streets of Wythenshawe whilst growing up in the seventies.
If someone really pushes you buttons grow a pair and step up.

And just how should I have responded ?