Etihad
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Hope the offender goes down with his team. Leeds fans have always behaved like this. Remember them when they used to visit the 2nd Division team I grew up watching in the 80s. Scum.
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Serious assault on an elderly Blue
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Won't have to worry want be playing them again for years with a bit of luck ! Stan the man will be taking them back to where they belong !And some on here wonder why a lot of us detest that club. Seeing that story comes as no surprise to anyone on here who went to Elland Road back in the day.
WestGorton
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I so hope they go down and go bankrupt
77lost by a point
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Was at the game at Elland Rd sat in the stand opposite their kop. When they came over the perimeter wall remember a player ( I think Willie Donachie) coming over to the lowfield rd to calm City fans who were climbing over to greet them. Just pissed ourselves laughing when all they seemed to do was run about in the corner and wouldn't charge towards us.He'd have been dragged into one of the alley's at Maine Road never to be seen again.
Jesus H Gabz
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My thoughts exactly, let’s set a baying mob of inbreds free into City fans of a certain age, no wonder a couple of old fellas have copped for a few this season, fucking cowards, and the policing is no better. Who do they expect to be around at that stage ? The place is full of old school City & families making their way home after clapping their team off, can see a return to the days of mobs waiting about for away fans & picking them off and if the police don’t get their act togetherWhat is the point of having a segregated compound for away fans if you let them out the same time as the home fans. We frequently get kept in at Old Trafford and other places. Games against LFC, Leeds, and United are high risk matches so their fans must be kept back. We have already seen attacks on this season on our fans including elderly people and children. What the fuck are the police doing? Let's be honest most fans are fine but there are too many scumbags at United, LFC, Leeds, and these days Villa.
ali benarbia's studs
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Wishing the old Blue a speedy recovery !!!! bless!
BringBackSwales
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What you did yesterday was spot on pal. It’s what we’d all like to think we would do in the same circumstances, you did itYou’re right. We need to stick together and look out for other blues because the rags are like Leeds. No rules on who they go for!
Dirty Harry
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Was wondering if that was a typo, but considering it was these inbred not rights, I’m not convinced it was.Hope the blue is ok
walked past that area and a few Leeds were gobbling off but when squared up to by a few blues shit themselves
they are like hyena picking on the vulnerable
Lavinda Past
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I recall reading a few years back that you were more likely to die of an infection than drowning if you fell into the Mersey…
Maybe a little late to the storytelling here, but back in the 70s it was widely thought that you would suffocate in poisonous gases before you hit the 'water' if you fell in the Irwell.
Dirty Harry
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Similar with the Mersey next to Stockport bus station.Maybe a little late to the storytelling here, but back in the 70s it was widely thought that you would suffocate in poisonous gases before you hit the 'water' if you fell in the Irwell.