police will all be in riot gear

[franksinatra]

I had a bit of a run in with a women who volunteered in a charity shop once. I hate those who give up time to help others ever since.....Awful people

 

[totallywired]

And so the we hate the police thread continues....Fucking hilarious. PMSL.

Yes, some people don't like them. Get over it.

Why is that...? Because they arrest people who break the law. I know...Lets not have a police ofrce hey so all the cunts can do what they want!!!

Because they are pig ignorant twats, who have framed 1,000`s of people for crimes they didn`t commit. Racist (instituitional) bigots. Hundreds are allowed to leave without punishment every year when they have been caught being bent.

 

[bainy]

They should make the rag twatzoids to come in coaches as a condition of entry. Apparently there is recent precedence for this. Might have been the Portsmouth V Southamption game.

Then they should be kept in for an hour and a half (at least) after the final whistle and we must play a Rick Astley song over and over at deafining volume(if we lose) and Blue Moon alternating with the "This is what it's like to be City" song they used to love if we win. Their ears should bleed.

This happened in the 09/10 season when Burnley played Blackburn, you weren't allowed in Deadwood unless you were on official club transport. On the face of things it's a good crowd control idea but a logistical nightmare for the police. These things sort of put fans off from going. Being escorted into the ground 2 hours before and not leaving until two hours afterwards is a nightmare if you lose, though would be fucking brilliant to put the rags through that audio torture!

i know this is a bit tongue in cheek but,i hope we are never subjected to this at any ground we visit. This will kill the football fan experience and imo is well over the top and not necessary.

 

[Skashion]

Why is that...? Because they arrest people who break the law. I know...Lets not have a police ofrce hey so all the cunts can do what they want!!!

I have no particular love for the idealized “worker” as he appears in the bourgeois Communist’s mind, but when I see an actual flesh-and-blood worker in conflict with his natural enemy, the policeman, I do not have to ask myself which side I am on.

 

[TheMightyQuinn]

Why is that...? Because they arrest people who break the law. I know...Lets not have a police ofrce hey so all the cunts can do what they want!!!

I have no particular love for the idealized “worker” as he appears in the bourgeois Communist’s mind, but when I see an actual flesh-and-blood worker in conflict with his natural enemy, the policeman, I do not have to ask myself which side I am on.

I swear I just felt a slight twitch in my pants as I read that last sentence! Beautiful stuff.

 

[KrazyKeeper]

They should make the rag twatzoids to come in coaches as a condition of entry. Apparently there is recent precedence for this. Might have been the Portsmouth V Southamption game.

Then they should be kept in for an hour and a half (at least) after the final whistle and we must play a Rick Astley song over and over at deafining volume(if we lose) and Blue Moon alternating with the "This is what it's like to be City" song they used to love if we win. Their ears should bleed.

This happened in the 09/10 season when Burnley played Blackburn, you weren't allowed in Deadwood unless you were on official club transport. On the face of things it's a good crowd control idea but a logistical nightmare for the police. These things sort of put fans off from going. Being escorted into the ground 2 hours before and not leaving until two hours afterwards is a nightmare if you lose, though would be fucking brilliant to put the rags through that audio torture!

i know this is a bit tongue in cheek but,i hope we are never subjected to this at any ground we visit. This will kill the football fan experience and imo is well over the top and not necessary.

I remember that blackburn v burnley being forced to take coaches because a burnley fan lived next to ewood but still had to travel to burnley to be coached in!!

 

[tasker]

This happened in the 09/10 season when Burnley played Blackburn, you weren't allowed in Deadwood unless you were on official club transport. On the face of things it's a good crowd control idea but a logistical nightmare for the police. These things sort of put fans off from going. Being escorted into the ground 2 hours before and not leaving until two hours afterwards is a nightmare if you lose, though would be fucking brilliant to put the rags through that audio torture!

cardiff also did this when they played west ham first game of season, same day as we were at wembley for charity shield

i know this is a bit tongue in cheek but,i hope we are never subjected to this at any ground we visit. This will kill the football fan experience and imo is well over the top and not necessary.

I remember that blackburn v burnley being forced to take coaches because a burnley fan lived next to ewood but still had to travel to burnley to be coached in!!

 

[law74]

They should make the rag twatzoids to come in coaches as a condition of entry. Apparently there is recent precedence for this. Might have been the Portsmouth V Southamption game.

Then they should be kept in for an hour and a half (at least) after the final whistle and we must play a Rick Astley song over and over at deafining volume(if we lose) and Blue Moon alternating with the "This is what it's like to be City" song they used to love if we win. Their ears should bleed.

This happened in the 09/10 season when Burnley played Blackburn, you weren't allowed in Deadwood unless you were on official club transport. On the face of things it's a good crowd control idea but a logistical nightmare for the police. These things sort of put fans off from going. Being escorted into the ground 2 hours before and not leaving until two hours afterwards is a nightmare if you lose, though would be fucking brilliant to put the rags through that audio torture!

i know this is a bit tongue in cheek but,i hope we are never subjected to this at any ground we visit. This will kill the football fan experience and imo is well over the top and not necessary.

The same thing happened apparently with the rangers fans going to sold trafford for a CL tie recently, and if there is much trouble on Sunday I can see the day coming very soon when the same will happen at Manchester Trafford derbys, though it will do nothing to prevent trouble at other parts of the city.

 

[Skashion]

I swear I just felt a slight twitch in my pants as I read that last sentence! Beautiful stuff.

It's George Orwell (a former policeman - who had first hand experience in Burma) who wrote it but he speaks for me.

 

[St Helens Blue (Exiled)]

I swear I just felt a slight twitch in my pants as I read that last sentence! Beautiful stuff.

It's George Orwell (a former policeman - who had first hand experience in Burma) who wrote it but he speaks for me.

Wow...clever fooker you aren't you....which website did you get that one from ?