covboy1987
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Our favourites rivals AV at home kicking off same time and up to 1500 bristol rovers fans and probably the same Bournemouth - Birmingham fans at new street travelling to not great distance to forest
Could be interesting in the pubs and train station today (7 Viewers)
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Liquid Gold
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Some people live in football factory. Nothing ever happens.
hill83
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westcountry_skyblue
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Just on the train up from the West Country,Not many gas got on at temple meads or parkway!!!
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Plus when I was there last week I saw three armed police officers*. Can't see the chav brigade being so cocky with guys with guns.
SeaSeeEffCee
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Villa don't care about us
Tommo1993
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Plenty of cockiness last weekend at Bolton, by the fake stone island brigade. So embarrassing to see. Pointing to the home fans then pointing outside. Thing is they look more like One Direction than the Green Street Elite.
kg82
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Aren’t you supposed to put a footnote or something with this *?!
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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It was a marker waiting for the joke about a police officer with three arms.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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I meant in the train station. But it is embarrassing. They're more likely doing it for the selfie to put on social media to try (and fail) to look hard.
Clarrie Bourton 87
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Seems like a normal police situation really they’re just stood outside busy pubs
ccfc1234
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Unless your prepared to go toe to toe with there top lads don't give it large with a few thousand seats separating you or a line of police. It's embrassing.
Those that can fight normally do only when severely provoked. Those that can't have a nasty habit of giving it large and then trying to cuddle a police officer for protection.
Anyone who was walking back into town at Shrewsbury away last season may have seen one of the best examples of this!!
Those that can fight normally do only when severely provoked. Those that can't have a nasty habit of giving it large and then trying to cuddle a police officer for protection.
Anyone who was walking back into town at Shrewsbury away last season may have seen one of the best examples of this!!
DannyThomas_1981
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Brilliant and accurate at the same time Tommo!
DannyThomas_1981
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Sounds to me like a very effective way to deal with the self-styled Cov Youth. Shoot the little f...rs with automatic rifles and do us all a favour.
Massacre at New Street as the crowd cheers.
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Deleted member 2477
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Some people need to grow up and understand we arnt living in the sad old days anymore. A bunch of teenage chavs shouting insults then running off is hardly football factory
scubasteve
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Nothing happend, i got the train about 12.30, got to new street just before 1. Some brum fans around having a drink before heading to Nottingham. Went to brewdog, saw some villa and cov fans, outside the pubs. No issues everyone just enjoying the sun and having a beer. No idea why anyone thinks it might kick off
North York’s Blue
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Had a drink in the Shakespeare, good mix of Cov, Villa, Rovers and Bournemouth fans; not a hint of any trouble.
A bit much. It's a rights of passage thing to a large extent. It's all mostly harmless and if they play up just tell them to pipe down. Groups of lads in their late teens getting a bit excitable on a day at the football, worse things happen at sea.
It's no different at any other club. Had to laugh at the Bristol Rovers yoof at the back of the away stand today. Although I did see possibly the best Affro outside of the Jackson family.
oscillatewildly
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Oh, where for art thou, aggro?
chiefdave
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BBC seem to have got New Street mixed up with Honduras
Honduras football derby leads to deadly rioting
Honduras football derby leads to deadly rioting
Adge
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Some people pretend and like to think they do!....
Adge
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They are good at pulling and kicking the netting on the seats that separates the fans to be fair.
Hobo
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No never heard of them. Never saw them either home or away.
ccfc1234
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The game it could kick off for is Sunderland. They will bring a large mob intent on causing some trouble because of the events at the ricoh last season and up at the Stadium of Light.
Here are some links for those who have not seen what went on.....not withstanding the mindless and classless alleged throwing of sh!t, which I did not see any of to be fair.
Home game:
Away:
(first min of this video shows the feeling in the North about the day)
Here are some links for those who have not seen what went on.....not withstanding the mindless and classless alleged throwing of sh!t, which I did not see any of to be fair.
Home game:
Away:
(first min of this video shows the feeling in the North about the day)
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christonabike
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A poor Newcastle but we are all grown up ffs have a laugh and get on with each other.
End of. Its a game of footie!
A nurse or doctor saving a life in your family might be a fan of any team put the tribalism aside.
End of. Its a game of footie!
A nurse or doctor saving a life in your family might be a fan of any team put the tribalism aside.
OffenhamSkyBlue
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For those of you that weren't around in the 70s and 80s, all this posturing and cowering behind a row of 5 coppers and a couple of lardy stewards looks fuckin' laughable!
Just for the record, i do not want to see a return to those days (other than standing terraces), but most of these issues are a result of poor safety management and failure to design out crime. It's stuff you'd see in most high streets on any Friday or Saturday. Mostly involving women!
Just for the record, i do not want to see a return to those days (other than standing terraces), but most of these issues are a result of poor safety management and failure to design out crime. It's stuff you'd see in most high streets on any Friday or Saturday. Mostly involving women!
chiefdave
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The trouble at the home game was in part caused by piss poor crowd management at the Ricoh.
That stupid barrier in the car park funnelling both sets of fans to a meeting point at the bottom. Row of police and stewards completely ignoring the two sets of fans having a go at each other over the barrier and a predictable result when the suddenly reached a part where there was no barrier. The response was then incredibly slow with police and stewards just standing by and watching the trouble unfold.
For the two games at St Andrews so far away fans have been warned they could be kept in the ground after the final whistle for crowd management. Would be surprised if they don't hold Sunderland fans back.