cheddar404
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Clearly some appalling behaviour from a minority of the 30,000+ blues that were there. It really is nothing new though. In fact it's nothing like as bad as some of the stuff that went on back in the day.
Ducado said:St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:CheadleBlue said:Was in 137 and it kicked off a couple times with a lad and then later on as things hadn't been sorted. At half-time it started up again with a bloke joining in ( his dad?). Wasn't nice to see with young lad and girl in tears as they were terrified as to what was going on around them. Security staff came and chucked them out. Hope it didn't spoil the day for the youngsters.
The lad who was crying was 13 and he was my son.Those 2 cunts in 137..I have there seat numbers.Have a read of the block 136 thread. If you are referring to me joining in I think you will find I stepped inbetween the brawling parties to protect my son as he was crying his eyes out and just saying why???
I was the lad in the blue Gillet for any doubt.The 2 lads who kicked it all off were sat in front of me.
This is what I posted on the 136 thread.
It was block 137 row 19 seats 88 and 87..
The reason i know is because i was sat directly behind it and my 13 yr old was breaking his heart after being in the middle of it..the two cunts were a father and lad on anyone they didnt like. It all started because someone called a sunderland player the m word and this father and lad got all precious and decided to kick off..i cut my hand getting inbetween my lad and these two pricks fighting with anyone. In the end.they.got turfed out tellong people to fuck off on the way..
Alcohol and the fact we were losing didnt help..
Idiots idiots..so many drunken twats watching city..glad the team made me and my boy smile in the end..just at marlybone now for a swift beer...
Those two twats should be ashamed of themselves.
This was all first half in 137 by the way...
-- Mon Mar 03, 2014 9:40 am --
Ducado said:I can't see the coralation between our recent success and us having a few dick heads supporting us
Trust me mate.We have some right cunts on board now.
We always have , I am sorry for what happened to you and a few others but they were isolated incidents the vast majority of us had a brilliant day you would think reading this thread that it was one mass brawl
yeah it did go abit too far but i got into the bit where the woman on the balloon flew down with the cup and placed it on the pitch ready for the army lad to collect.Didsbury Dave said:unsworthblue said:i took my 6 yr old lad down for the weekend and got to say its one of the best weekends i've ever had.The Sunderland fans were absolutely brilliant before the match on the train,we had a proper good laugh with them and wished them all the best and they said the same to me and my lad.Inside the ground we had a great bunch of lads around us,there was one lad who constantly slagged City players off but apart from him everyone was sound,the lad behing us gave my lad his city badge,lad next to us gave him a few quid everyone saying to him 'you'll never forget this day young man' etc,i've come home with a little bit of faith restored that not evryone who goes to football is a twat,there are far more good guys than bad guys its just that the dicks who cause trouble get noticed more,also like to say the build up to the match and the pre match entertainment was fantastic and really got the crowd hyped up!
The pre and post match 'entertainment' was the usual baseball-style tripe where the ridiculously loud PA system kills any real atmosphere.
cheddar404 said:Clearly some appalling behaviour from a minority of the 30,000+ blues that were there. It really is nothing new though. In fact it's nothing like as bad as some of the stuff that went on back in the day.
willy eckerslike said:cheddar404 said:Clearly some appalling behaviour from a minority of the 30,000+ blues that were there. It really is nothing new though. In fact it's nothing like as bad as some of the stuff that went on back in the day.
Very true, we've come a long way, however no-one deserves to have their day ruined by morons, especially with the costs involved - but the FA and Wembley also have to share the blame for supplying alcohol in the way they do. I bet they're just counting up the profits this morning rather than discussing their part. Perhaps they should close the bars before the game allowing fans to only drink during and AFTER the game to celebrate/console themselves. This way, they can try to catch those too inebriated before they enter the stadium.
willy eckerslike said:cheddar404 said:Clearly some appalling behaviour from a minority of the 30,000+ blues that were there. It really is nothing new though. In fact it's nothing like as bad as some of the stuff that went on back in the day.
Very true, we've come a long way, however no-one deserves to have their day ruined by morons, especially with the costs involved - but the FA and Wembley also have to share the blame for supplying alcohol in the way they do. I bet they're just counting up the profits this morning rather than discussing their part. Perhaps they should close the bars before the game allowing fans to only drink during and AFTER the game to celebrate/console themselves. This way, they can try to catch those too inebriated before they enter the stadium.
unsworthblue said:yeah it did go abit too far but i got into the bit where the woman on the balloon flew down with the cup and placed it on the pitch ready for the army lad to collect.Didsbury Dave said:unsworthblue said:i took my 6 yr old lad down for the weekend and got to say its one of the best weekends i've ever had.The Sunderland fans were absolutely brilliant before the match on the train,we had a proper good laugh with them and wished them all the best and they said the same to me and my lad.Inside the ground we had a great bunch of lads around us,there was one lad who constantly slagged City players off but apart from him everyone was sound,the lad behing us gave my lad his city badge,lad next to us gave him a few quid everyone saying to him 'you'll never forget this day young man' etc,i've come home with a little bit of faith restored that not evryone who goes to football is a twat,there are far more good guys than bad guys its just that the dicks who cause trouble get noticed more,also like to say the build up to the match and the pre match entertainment was fantastic and really got the crowd hyped up!
The pre and post match 'entertainment' was the usual baseball-style tripe where the ridiculously loud PA system kills any real atmosphere.
willy eckerslike said:cheddar404 said:Clearly some appalling behaviour from a minority of the 30,000+ blues that were there. It really is nothing new though. In fact it's nothing like as bad as some of the stuff that went on back in the day.
Very true, we've come a long way, however no-one deserves to have their day ruined by morons, especially with the costs involved - but the FA and Wembley also have to share the blame for supplying alcohol in the way they do. I bet they're just counting up the profits this morning rather than discussing their part. Perhaps they should close the bars before the game allowing fans to only drink during and AFTER the game to celebrate/console themselves. This way, they can try to catch those too inebriated before they enter the stadium.