David O'Day
Well-Known Member
How is saying leave it offering violence you mad old soak?
How is saying leave it offering violence you mad old soak?Sounds like wank chops is starting to threaten violence - c**t needs a ban I think
How fucking pissed are you if think asking someone to leave out the personal digs is threatening violence?Sounds like wank chops is starting to threaten violence - c**t needs a ban I think
MateThe digs at people, let it go now
But we have a recent record of pitch to invasions one from the block 14 area and another from the other end of the East Stand armed with two flare things, there have been others too, doesn’t do our record good and doesn’t do our reputation to the rule makers anygood.
I'm happy to apologise but wading back in once it has all has all calmed down is not a great look.Mate
Digs??????????
People???????????
Stones in glasshouses
The fella the other week should have been thrown out ten minutes in to the first half.
Absolute nuisance who was drinking in his seat and refused to stop, don't think many clubs stewards would have allowed him to remain in the ground.
Was inevitable he was going to do something really stupid.
I’m going to go out on a limb and say the City fan who roundhouse kicked a Derby fan over a row of seats a few minutes before that video was taken may have had something to do with the charged atmosphere.Got to be honest, I'm struggling to see how this is getting blamed entirely on the home fans
stewarding isn't great, it's the same with the kids ticket issue where there is a system built into the ground to deal with this but they don't really use itThe fella the other week should have been thrown out ten minutes in to the first half.
Absolute nuisance who was drinking in his seat and refused to stop, don't think many clubs stewards would have allowed him to remain in the ground.
Was inevitable he was going to do something really stupid.
Watching you attempt to claim the moral high ground has been a highlight. Solid content.I'm happy to apologise but wading back in once it has all has all calmed down is not a great look.
Shite, unless it is a police ban then you'll have no problem getting in. Only issue is someone may have to buy you the ticketsI would also be interested to know did he have previous? Do we know how good the ticket office is in enforcing bans?
Just to be clear, the segregation block between our own fans is unnecessary IMO.
However the only logic I can see is a presumption that other CCFC fans will just move to the proper segregation lines and cause issues.
Some logic in that, but as I’ve said - to me it’s unnecessary, and I’m speculating.
Also, the issues vs Brum will have had an impact on policing levels (as everyone has already said). Images of trouble-makers from then will be passed to police who will be hoping to provide nice bracelets and temporary accommodation to offenders.
Good thing too. I don’t want these idiots ruining match day experience for many others and pushing our policing costs higher.
I’ll let the thread turn back into intelligent comments such as, “Your mum”. “No. Your Mum”!!
Wading? I said a very polite I don’t know how it works irl when people don’t listen ie engage with the discussionI'm happy to apologise but wading back in once it has all has all calmed down is not a great look.
The fella the other week should have been thrown out ten minutes in to the first half.
Absolute nuisance who was drinking in his seat and refused to stop, don't think many clubs stewards would have allowed him to remain in the ground.
Was inevitable he was going to do something really stupid.
shushWatching you attempt to claim the moral high ground has been a highlight. Solid content.
Your post is identical to the view at 9.00PM last night (10th May).
My post was the view at 1.30PM today (11th May).
Where did the hundreds of available tickets come from?
My post was tongue in cheek, but I would love an explanation for the reappearance of hundreds of tickets this afternoon.
You don't frustrate meWading? I said a very polite I don’t know how it works irl when people don’t listen ie engage with the discussion
I’m sorry I frustrate you so much
Relationships and rapport are important to any meaningful exchange of discussion
I agreeGot to be honest, I'm struggling to see how this is getting blamed entirely on the home fans
I’m going to go out on a limb and say the City fan who roundhouse kicked a Derby fan over a row of seats a few minutes before that video was taken may have had something to do with the charged atmosphere.
Nah, I'm good. Solid debating skills btw.shush
In fairness I don't think online discussions ever work well. As its always difficult to gauge the tone of what someone is askingWading? I said a very polite I don’t know how it works irl when people don’t listen ie engage with the discussion
I’m sorry I frustrate you so much
Relationships and rapport are important to any meaningful exchange of discussion
How would having people in block 13 have any effect on that? There's another 2 blocks of home fans plus and empty between that block and the away fans.Just to be clear, the segregation block between our own fans is unnecessary IMO.
However the only logic I can see is a presumption that other CCFC fans will just move to the proper segregation lines and cause issues.
Some logic in that, but as I’ve said - to me it’s unnecessary, and I’m speculating.
Also, the issues vs Brum will have had an impact on policing levels (as everyone has already said). Images of trouble-makers from then will be passed to police who will be hoping to provide nice bracelets and temporary accommodation to offenders.
Good thing too. I don’t want these idiots ruining match day experience for many others and pushing our policing costs higher.
I’ll let the thread turn back into intelligent comments such as, “Your mum”. “No. Your Mum”!!
Why would I want to debate you?Nah, I'm good. Solid debating skills btw.
Lol there’s no way you actually believe thisI doubt any Derby fans other than those closest to singers corner would've even seen that. You can see the ones towards block 6 trying to get across the netting here
Occam's razor, sadly, points me to the latter of your hypotheses.Could be one of two things:
They've oversold the tickets by accident, with previously taken tickets coming back on sale as there was a glitch and they've lost track. That also solves the Block 13 mystery, which has been left empty as a pre-emptive. When more people turn up on the day, they'll put them there.
OR
There's no explanation, and the people running the show are just clueless buffoons.
Lol there’s no way you actually believe this
Derby fans were clearly up for it that day but there was no trouble inside the stadium, and most likely wouldn’t have been any for the entire game, were it not for the City fan channeling his inner Chuck Norris. The segregation inside the ground has been silly ever since, and City fans’ behaviour inside and outside the ground since then hasn’t exactly encouraged them to change tack. It’s only now we’re actually capable of selling out the ground that it’s become a real issue.
To be fair, I didn't notice it happen from block 15Lol there’s no way you actually believe this
Derby fans were clearly up for it that day but there was no trouble inside the stadium, and most likely wouldn’t have been any for the entire game, were it not for the City fan channeling his inner Chuck Norris. The segregation inside the ground has been silly ever since, and City fans’ behaviour inside and outside the ground since then hasn’t exactly encouraged them to change tack. It’s only now we’re actually capable of selling out the ground that it’s become a real issue.
Lol there’s no way you actually believe this
Derby fans were clearly up for it that day but there was no trouble inside the stadium, and most likely wouldn’t have been any for the entire game, were it not for the City fan channeling his inner Chuck Norris. The segregation inside the ground has been silly ever since, and City fans’ behaviour inside and outside the ground since then hasn’t exactly encouraged them to change tack. It’s only now we’re actually capable of selling out the ground that it’s become a real issue.
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