Northam Soul Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 Does this kind of attitude really still exist in footy? Oh so now saying, 'I am not intimidated by your fans' makes me a hooligan does it? What a bunch of ****s you lot are, just like your police.
Magictv Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 Oh so now saying, 'I am not intimidated by your fans' makes me a hooligan does it? What a bunch of ****s you lot are, just like your police. nope. Saying 'We can look after ourselves" fairly obviously implies you would be up for a fight
Wils Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 Oh so now saying, 'I am not intimidated by your fans' makes me a hooligan does it? What a bunch of ****s you lot are, just like your police. I am the police.
Maybes Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 Oh so now saying, 'I am not intimidated by your fans' makes me a hooligan does it? What a bunch of ****s you lot are, just like your police. The police are there for a reason to stop yobs like yourself looking for trouble.
Swedging Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 Oh so now saying, 'I am not intimidated by your fans' makes me a hooligan does it? What a bunch of ****s you lot are, just like your police. Nah. Just another wannabe.
Northam Soul Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 we do it to all away fans, ever heard the expression "prevension is better then cure"? if they keep you all together in the hind then they know that there wont be any trouble. get your head out of your arse for a second and think about it logically You are missing the point, hardly any other clubs have a policing policy like this, we certainly dont unless it is a category A security game such as Portsmouth. All other games fans are given the run of the city to drink where they want apart from in the St Marys estates where you would not want to drink as an away fan anyway. Ever heard the expression "Innocent until proven guilty" You can't go marching innocent people around just because they dont wear face paints and wear a replica shirt.
Magictv Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 You are missing the point, hardly any other clubs have a policing policy like this, we certainly dont unless it is a category A security game such as Portsmouth. All other games fans are given the run of the city to drink where they want apart from in the St Marys estates where you would not want to drink as an away fan anyway. Ever heard the expression "Innocent until proven guilty" You can't go marching innocent people around just because they dont wear face paints and wear a replica shirt. Aperrentely they can!
Maybes Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 You are missing the point, hardly any other clubs have a policing policy like this, we certainly dont unless it is a category A security game such as Portsmouth. All other games fans are given the run of the city to drink where they want apart from in the St Marys estates where you would not want to drink as an away fan anyway. Ever heard the expression "Innocent until proven guilty" You can't go marching innocent people around just because they dont wear face paints and wear a replica shirt. Maybe you should take the matter up with the Leicestershire Police. Im sure they would be happy to help you.
davieG Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 You are missing the point, hardly any other clubs have a policing policy like this, we certainly dont unless it is a category A security game such as Portsmouth. All other games fans are given the run of the city to drink where they want apart from in the St Marys estates where you would not want to drink as an away fan anyway. Ever heard the expression "Innocent until proven guilty" You can't go marching innocent people around just because they dont wear face paints and wear a replica shirt. Well it happened to me at WBA only the other week, we came in a car and were led out altogether in a completely different direction to the way we wanted to go. It happens, it's nothing to do with the club or the fans if you have a problem, and I for one agree with you then contact your club or the police directly, Frankly it's a result of all those arseholes from the past (and a few from the present) who thought they were clever and brave to fight and wreck football stadiums and cities; it's the same reason we have to sit and clap.
Jimmy Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 also if tiger are at home and i think they were, they have to split their resources and thus will be more inclined to do what they did
Fez of Mahrez Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 also if tiger are at home and i think they were, they have to split their resources and thus will be more inclined to do what they did They played at Northampton. Which is superior to Southampton. Allegedly.
Tommeh Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 I go to most away games and have to say that your support is the worst I have witnessed, by a long way. The only ones that seemed to sing was about 50 chavs to our left. It is not bitterness, you were the better team yesterday, still shit, but the better team. Also what is it with the heavy-handed policing in Leicester? er excuse me!!! I was up there to your left its called L1 and we outsung you for much of the match! 3-2 I went to your place two seasons ago and it was piss poor for atmosphere! still wern't as bad as Brum though
Northam Soul Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 Well it happened to me at WBA only the other week, we came in a car and were led out altogether in a completely different direction to the way we wanted to go. It happens, it's nothing to do with the club or the fans if you have a problem, and I for one agree with you then contact your club or the police directly, Frankly it's a result of all those arseholes from the past (and a few from the present) who thought they were clever and brave to fight and wreck football stadiums and cities; it's the same reason we have to sit and clap. Yes I remember West Brom being a nightmare, we were sent down an alleyway in the opposite direction to where we were going, meaning we missed our train.... not happy!
Knighton Matt Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 They played at Northampton. Which is superior to Southampton. Allegedly. FACT!
Fez of Mahrez Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 But inferior to Hampton Where do Roe and Little sit in the pecking order? Is Littlehampton bullied because of its (lack of) size?
Knighton Matt Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 Where do Roe and Little sit in the pecking order? Is Littlehampton bullied because of its (lack of) size? *sigh* A kindred spirit of mine. Don't worry Littlehampton, it really does happen to the best of us.
Daggers Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 .... not happy! ...and not getting any happier here it seems. Maybe you should try a more relaxing hobby like building things from matchsticks? It is very cathartic, I am led to believe. Leave football to the poepl who have been to games before and know what to expect.
Knighton Matt Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 ...and not getting any happier here it seems. Maybe you should try a more relaxing hobby like building things from matchsticks? It is very cathartic, I am led to believe. Leave football to the poepl who have been to games before and know what to expect. One of my ex-girlfriends was a Cathartic. Spent half her time confessing and didn't believe in contraception. Am I getting confused? Is this insensitive?
Daggers Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 Is this insensitive? No, as long as it wasn't a veiled comment.
Knighton Matt Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 No, as long as it wasn't a veiled comment. Would it completely turn the argument on it's head (and also be quite quite wrong and difficult) to say that I find women who wear veils sexy? It's actually true. Or would be true in some cases. I mean some women are just plain ugly. Get a veil you ugly bit ch. Etc.
The People's Hero Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 Would it completely turn the argument on it's head (and also be quite quite wrong and difficult) to say that I find women who wear veils sexy? It's actually true. Or would be true in some cases. I mean some women are just plain ugly. Get a veil you ugly bit ch. Etc. I think I just pissed myself. And that was moderately amusing too. OLE! (Anyone got a spare catheter?) (Thanks KM.)
Knighton Matt Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 I don't think the veil wearing women who don't want me to see their faces would find it very funny. Actually, they might. I don't know. Why do you wan't a cat heater anyway? Don't tell me you put your cat in the freezer again TPH?
Joe. Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 To be honest, not many home fans sing all game. Its normal for away fans to outsing home fans. Our home support is a lot better than Birmingham's! You'd have thought that they were at a library not a football match....
The People's Hero Posted 15 October 2006 Posted 15 October 2006 I don't think the veil wearing women who don't want me to see their faces would find it very funny. Actually, they might. I don't know. Why do you wan't a cat heater anyway? Don't tell me you put your cat in the freezer again TPH? I wear a veil sometimes if my nose feels big on any given day.
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