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Trouble at the derby in Block 131
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Tim of the Oak
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Each to their own I guess. I will leave this with you though.The only people who think it's ok to be involved in any violence and trying to link it to the City badge are them.
I must have been dreaming about walking home from the OT Derby last season and helping an old Utd boy who’d collapsed outside the Gorse Hotel. I phoned an ambulance for the guy and made sure he was OK. Many of us aren’t angels but we don’t need to be lectured by doo gooders about acceptable behaviour either.
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I must have been dreaming about walking home from the OT Derby last season and helping an old Utd boy who’d collapsed outside the Gorse Hotel. I phoned an ambulance for the guy and made sure he was OK. /QUOTE]
You did empty his pockets to be fair
bluemooners09
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What has that got to do with my post? Baffling.I must have been dreaming about walking home from the OT Derby last season and helping an old Utd boy who’d collapsed outside the Gorse Hotel. I phoned an ambulance for the guy and made sure he was OK. Many of us aren’t angels but we don’t need to be lectured by doo gooders about acceptable behaviour either.
Stick to football hooliganism not sweeping pacifist arguments which at their heart are questionable.But violence IS unacceptable and ISN'T part of life or derby days. This is where the change of thought process needs to happen, if you see some ****s fighting in or out of the ground, it's not normal or acceptable in a civilised society.
bluemooners09
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Football hooligans are extactly that. It's never been accepted in society and never will be. If you lot are so tough why hide behind a crowd? Get in a boxing ring and prove how tough you are. It shouldn't be seen as a badge of honour.It should be seen as what it is-a stain on society. Oh ....it already is to non hooligans.
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Not being funny mate but not sure you are understanding what actually went on..........Most aways we didnt want any troubleFootball hooligans are extactly that. It's never been accepted in society and never will be. If you lot are so tough why hide behind a crowd? Get in a boxing ring and prove how tough you are. It shouldn't be seen as a badge of honour.It should be seen as what it is-a stain on society. Oh ....it already is to non hooligans.
Unfortunately it just came to you whether you liked it or not ffs It was an era we lived through....OUR memories.
By the way a lot of us did fight in a ring too....kick boxing in my case.
Martial arts centre, Deansgate.
Football hooligans are extactly that. It's never been accepted in society and never will be. If you lot are so tough why hide behind a crowd? Get in a boxing ring and prove how tough you are. It shouldn't be seen as a badge of honour.It should be seen as what it is-a stain on society. Oh ....it already is to non hooligans.
Bernard Manning says hello.
bluemooners09
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WhooooshBernard Manning says hello.
Indaparkside
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Not being funny mate but not sure you are understanding what actually went on..........Most aways we didnt want any trouble
Unfortunately it just came to you whether you liked it or not ffs It was an era we lived through....OUR memories.
By the way a lot of us did fight in a ring too....kick boxing in my case.
Martial arts centre, Deansgate.
Kick boxer ey well I better like your post then:)