robbiethemole
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sorry Nick not much good at techie stuff but on CT site sure someone can do it
Nuneaton Match Thread (6 Viewers)
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hill83
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Cobi Jones's Dreads
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Yeah "The leader of the scum" is 100% the mong with the drum who sits in B15 at home games!
The Lurker
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Says the bloke too scared to drink in bulkington lol. Stick to trying be funny on the net. Real world is a scary place at times
Nick
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On the very very left? If he's the one I think he has his back to most of the game trying to be a choir master or something
Same one who came storming in to kick off with the steward to be a hero.
Cobi Jones's Dreads
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Yeah the lad who's pictures just been posted, that's the one yeah. Starts random songs on the drum that have nothing to do with Coventry City whilst be idolised by the 12 year olds around him, the amount of times I heard him start and people join in when he sings "F*ck her right in the P*ssy" to the tune of The White Stripes- Seven Nation Army. It actually makes me toes curl back to my heel, really is embarrassing to be a Cov fan when they sing this shite!
henry the wasp
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Ha ha, no wonder he doesn't have time to post on here anymore. Too busy trying to be cov's top boy.
The lad in the cp company hoodie looks like he has got the walk sorted. nawtey.
The lad in the cp company hoodie looks like he has got the walk sorted. nawtey.
RoboCCFC90
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Well, well so I don't come on to the forum for a while and when I do the first I thing I see is gob shites slagging me off!
Let's point out what happened for those who weren't there, young kids were being pushed by stewards I intervened and gave a piece of mind, everyone knows that I am a passionate supporter and sometimes I can go above that, as anyone can but I'd rather people say something to me other than gossip like girls
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Let's point out what happened for those who weren't there, young kids were being pushed by stewards I intervened and gave a piece of mind, everyone knows that I am a passionate supporter and sometimes I can go above that, as anyone can but I'd rather people say something to me other than gossip like girls
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RoboCCFC90
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I don't post on here because of muppets like you who just seem to believe their high and mighty to everyone else.
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henry the wasp
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It was tongue in cheek dickhead.
I wasn't there. You sang some songs and and gave it the big one. Made yourself look a bit of a bellend by all accounts. Some on here are making you out to be a cat c hooligan.
You will be alright though. The police wouldn't want to ban you. You are quite friendly with them.
RoboCCFC90
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Well I don't appreciate it muppet, you weren't there so why feel as if you have a right to say about what happened when you don't even know.. I sang loads of songs but the peado thing didn't come from my mouth, I had already moved to the back to calm myself down by that point..
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Nick
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The young kids in the guys face calling him a wanker and pedo? The ones ripping the ad boards and refusing to get down when asked?
Maybe as a passionate supporter you tell them to stop being little shits rather than trying to impress them and be a role model for 12 year olds by kicking off with an oap doing his job?
The guy was just trying to do his job and was quite constrained when he had a fair few people in his face.
If you were the bloke who ran down second, there was already an older bloke there kicking off anyway.
As I said earlier in the thread, exactly the type that cries when getting asked to stop something by a steward yet it's fine to act like animals.
hill83
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Nick
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It's the bloody somalians
RoboCCFC90
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I saw the ad board get taken away, didn't see how that happened..
I ain't going to cry for no one, I reacted - I'm not going to lie, I only saw kids get pushed that was my tipping point.. What happened beyond that had nothing to do with me so don't label me with all the crap under the sun.
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Nick
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I think it just fell off by itself, just after the lovely kids (I'd say 14 or 15 at least) were offering to shake the stewards hand and saying good day to them.
They were ripping it off, he was telling them to stop, he was asked them to get down, about 20 or so were all giving it the wanker sign in his face.
A couple of people come streaming down giving it loads in the old boys face then walking backwards behind the little chavs and getting pats on the back like a hero.
Amazing what people choose to see or not. When I was 14 or 15 I'd probably have expected more than a push if I got in an old boys face calling him a wanker and a pedo because he has asked me to stop being a dickhead.
Grendel
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Closely followed by the East Europeans.
Or was it the East Europeans doing the following.
Can't remember.
RoboCCFC90
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I was watching the game mainly to be fair so once again I didn't see it and therefore can't comment on it..
As I said I lost my temper and everyone has tipping points.. But pushing kids like he did is wrong, the law says that stewards can't use that force, so why did he? They ejected one fan so if these kids were pushing their luck chuck them out? Pushing kids about is too far, maybe I should of stayed out, we all make decisions that sometimes we regret, I'm not proud of what I did but I'd like to think I did it for the right reasons and not those highlighted by keyboard warriors
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SlowerThanPlatt
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There's now a video on Instagram from 'westendfanatics' showing some of our fans sing to a steward 'he touches little boys'. I hope the club can apologise to him and maybe sort something out for him for his troubles? Or even better, the fans can admit they were wrong and apologise to him personally
RoboCCFC90
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I will get it taken down to show that I am against it.
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Nick
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Did he push them to the ground or ask them to get down and tried to get them down that way?
Good that you know the exact law, probably why you gave it loads to him. The same as the way people go at bouncers because the law says the bouncers can't do anything.
How old were the kids? Was he going around pushing innocent toddlers to the floor like you are making out?
Keyboard warriors, must be up there with kicking off with an oap on his own with about 50 people behind you surely?
What did you think of the "kids" behavior throughout the game, or did you not see that?
Nick
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Ha, they don't really look like kids?
I was expecting a couple of toddlers being rugby tackled or something the way people were going at him?
RoboCCFC90
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One lad fell to the floor and has a grazed arm to show for it..
They could have chucked people out of they thought it was too far..
One lad was 12..
Most fans in that area were well behaved, a few at the front were a little troublesome, but I must admit a few of them I had not seen before..
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RoboCCFC90
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Ha, they don't really look like kids?
I was expecting a couple of toddlers being rugby tackled or something the way people were going at him?
There was a kid in a red shirt with a cap on, he was the one pushed to the floor..
I only know the Ginger one who I am addressing with..
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torchomatic
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It was embarrasing to watch, it really was. Not long before kick-off all these kids walked past, one had what looked like a belstaff done up to his neck. And the kick they chucked out was walking past us all like he was Mickey Rourke or something, there's a picture of him on his own too. Twats.
Nick
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I guess the West End Fanatics should have properly gone to town on him then?
Nick
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Who you are addressing with? Christ what is this?
Sounds like him:
There would probably more respect there if they had just met up with some Nuneaton fans for a scrap on a bit of wasteland than the cringeworthy stuff coming from that area.
RoboCCFC90
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Who you are addressing with? Christ what is this?
Sounds like him:
You're putting meaning into my words here Nick.
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RoboCCFC90
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SlowerThanPlatt
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West end fanatics? If they tried doing that to a steward at HR for no reason at all and sing abusive disgusting songs to him they would get a good kick in by our own fans for showing disrespect to someone doing their job
RoboCCFC90
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Nick
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I'm not really, but the fact I think it was you who was posting on here about "West End Fanatics" and are now going to address with one of them and felt like you had to protect the "kids".
Exactly what it seems like.
RoboCCFC90
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I agree with that hence why I am looking into it.
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Nick
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Is it? Really? You should really have had a listen to some of the songs the "West End Fanatics" were singing and some of the behaviour coming from that area (I am not saying it was all you, not my any means).