Indaparkside
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Stokes old Victoria ground was very tasty, not for the faint hearted
Not sure about that mate, but there were plenty of other fights going on that day.was that the Frankestein and fried egg fight?
I think that might have been a year or two later..first trip in 87 was under Machin and I was stood on the big terracewas that the Frankestein and fried egg fight?
That was 88/89 I think. Gayle lost the flight of the ball IIRC in the floodlightswas that the Frankestein and fried egg fight?
I don't doubt they do mate. But it's def not right at football.Read the thread, you will see I am saying that people come in here and go on about how bad violence is at the derby but condone the use if such elsewhere when it suits.
I don't doubt they do mate. But it's def not right at football.
I think back to those days and if you were street wise you could avoid it. Just as well as back then as now i would lose a fight with charles hawtry.
That said i would love the old atmosphere back and would rather that than the awful sanitised middle class hordes that make up the vast majority of todays attendees. Coming to something when you get a better atmosphere at a cricket test match than a trip to the Etihad.
The violence we can do without but christ what a dull souless lot most premier league fans are these days. Fucking awful.
As in most arguments the ideal is somewhere in the middle of both sides of the argument.
So that means that Roy Keane was right all along!!!Absolutely , football clubs do not have supporters , they are customers looking for a match day experience with the club looking for a maximum spend per head , no doubt we still have 20/30 thousand Old Skool support from Maine Rd., but anybody who started attending our games from the ADUG onwards are a different breed of supporter , this is not a criticism , its an evolution of football in general in this country. Pies will be replaced by prawn sandwiches and beer for Pimms, its the future :)
Absolutely , football clubs do not have supporters , they are customers looking for a match day experience with the club looking for a maximum spend per head , no doubt we still have 20/30 thousand Old Skool support from Maine Rd., but anybody who started attending our games from the ADUG onwards are a different breed of supporter , this is not a criticism , its an evolution of football in general in this country. Pies will be replaced by prawn sandwiches and beer for Pimms, its the future :)
So that means that Roy Keane was right all along!!!