Babylon Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 2 hours ago, southfox66 said: So now its ok to throw coins or any object that the potential to cause serious injury, if hit in the eye!! Everyone has supported what you said... in the other thread!!
Crazy Kop Corner Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 (edited) There was definitely a hint of menace in the air on Saturday. I thought it started with the West Brom fans hugely over celebrating their goal and being very intimidating. It looked from the front as though they were coming over the top at the back of their stand. I'm not however, condoning this incident because I was at the front and when I looked back I saw what looked a pretty large item being thrown into their end. All incredibly juvenile and dangerous. Edited 12 March 2018 by Crazy Kop Corner
Vardinio'sCat Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 59 minutes ago, Hugo Sanchez said: What I noticed Saturday is their a lot of lads who go , don't care about the actual game. Some people Saturday turned up completely rat arsed drunk and had no idea what was actually going on, on the pitch. Also these over the top celebrations of falling down the stairs and ending up on the floor. I'd understand if it was a massive game and was a massive goal but going 3-1 up against the shittest team in the league hardly warrants it. Also noticed they don't sing or anything, or support the team. Spend more time in the concourse throwing beer around singing **** the IRA. I didn't see any coin throwing but did go out for a fag at HT and noticed the fence separating both fans was being targeted by mostly our fans and throwing bottles over. Reading the stuff on Facebook about it, the club have used cctv and got faces of the people throwing coins. They'll get banned but they'll still be able to get tickets and go though. Same as Madrid away, a lot of people out there who weren't even bothered about the Football. Why WBA though, as opposed to any other game? Thank you for the first hand report. Massive respect to all the decent travelling fans who have to put up with being associated with that kind of behaviour, my admiration for you knows no bounds.
Fox92 Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 There's always more passion (if you call it that) when we play a West Midlands side. There's usually trouble against Birmingham. I liked our end on Saturday, part of me got hope up that we were back to how we used to be. Obviously I don't condone throwing anything.
steveherbe Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 2 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Our away end did seem a bit more "old school" than others recently. There was an edge to it from the off. Has been the same the last few years to be fair. Thats cos us old lads were there, cant wait for sunday, few scores to settle with Chelsea - bugger, my knees just gone.
worthosoriginals Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 2 hours ago, FOXYTALK said: this story is heating up. somebody should get fired.
boots60 Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 Not excusing our minority of idiots but hooliganism has never gone away in the West Midlands. About 8 o clock the Villa & Wolves fans were sporadically battling away around New street & in the Shakespeare pub. We've lost WBA away next season but Wolves away won't be no love in. 3
boots60 Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 3 minutes ago, worthosoriginals said: somebody should get fired. I blame Saloman Ronson. 2
steveherbe Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 2 minutes ago, boots60 said: I blame Saloman Ronson. Now THAT was funny, well done
Guest Col city fan Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 (edited) 2 hours ago, Donut said: But someone else undeserving had a lighter thrown at them. Some of the people that watch football are absolute pondlife. Desperate for that one day where being a normal person goes out the window and you can throw stuff and legitimately shout vile abuse at everyone and everything. Other people, stewards, players, who cares. Spot on. So many people appear to ‘not give a shite’ about anything very much or so it would seem? Edited 12 March 2018 by Col city fan
Hugo Sanchez Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 Is defo a West Midlands thing though. Stoke, Birmingham, West Brom, Wolves, Villa and Coventry always has some kinda trouble. I'd say there's more trouble at West Midlands games then east midland games.
Popular Post 1972 Fox Posted 12 March 2018 Popular Post Posted 12 March 2018 1 hour ago, Crazy Kop Corner said: There was definitely a hint of menace in the air on Saturday. I thought it started with the West Brom fans hugely over celebrating their goal and being very intimidating. It looked from the front as though they were coming over the top at the back of their stand. I'm not however, condoning this incident because I was at the front and when I looked back I saw what looked a pretty large item being thrown into their end. All incredibly juvenile and dangerous. Come on, how can they be over celebrating their goal? They're football fans who are desperate to see their team win in the hope of avoiding relegation. Did we over celebrate our goal away at WBA in the great escape season when we were in a similar predicament to them? And in the other games which we won to ensure our survival? If supporters aren't allowed to celebrate vociferously when they score a crucial goal then we might as well stop going to games. 6
southfox66 Posted 12 March 2018 Author Posted 12 March 2018 I guess at time of reading i was shocked to be honest, its doesn't matter who it was in rhe end, , but when someone put off going to a games due to the mindless behaviour of a very small minority, it's a sad day for football, but rant over, as you were
cambridgefox Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 51 minutes ago, steveherbe said: Thats cos us old lads were there, cant wait for sunday, few scores to settle with Chelsea - bugger, my knees just gone. When I saw you in town I just knew it would be one of those afternoons!!!!
worthosoriginals Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 59 minutes ago, boots60 said: I blame Saloman Ronson. good job that after his goal, lcfc were on fire
Bunyip Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 2 hours ago, Babylon said: There is a whole thread decrying the morons who did It. Don't presume because people are being light hearted in this thread that they think it's ok. Really so why do it then? It only makes you as moronic as them. 1
Babylon Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 47 minutes ago, Bunyip said: Really so why do it then? It only makes you as moronic as them. The **** you talking about.
Babylon Posted 12 March 2018 Posted 12 March 2018 (edited) 14 hours ago, Col city fan said: Spot on. So many people appear to ‘not give a shite’ about anything very much or so it would seem? Try reading the other thread before trying to be a smart arse. Edited 13 March 2018 by Babylon
Crazy Kop Corner Posted 13 March 2018 Posted 13 March 2018 8 hours ago, Blue Fox 72 said: Come on, how can they be over celebrating their goal? They're football fans who are desperate to see their team win in the hope of avoiding relegation. Did we over celebrate our goal away at WBA in the great escape season when we were in a similar predicament to them? And in the other games which we won to ensure our survival? If supporters aren't allowed to celebrate vociferously when they score a crucial goal then we might as well stop going to games. They celebrated with a lot of aggression which was then reciprocated. Not saying they don't have a right to give it the full banana but they were aggressive which winds some of our lot up. Not condoning but thought the intimidating atmosphere was not all one way.
wokinghamfox Posted 13 March 2018 Posted 13 March 2018 11 hours ago, Hugo Sanchez said: What I noticed Saturday is their a lot of lads who go , don't care about the actual game. Some people Saturday turned up completely rat arsed drunk and had no idea what was actually going on, on the pitch. Also these over the top celebrations of falling down the stairs and ending up on the floor. I'd understand if it was a massive game and was a massive goal but going 3-1 up against the shittest team in the league hardly warrants it. Also noticed they don't sing or anything, or support the team. Spend more time in the concourse throwing beer around singing **** the IRA. I didn't see any coin throwing but did go out for a fag at HT and noticed the fence separating both fans was being targeted by mostly our fans and throwing bottles over. Reading the stuff on Facebook about it, the club have used cctv and got faces of the people throwing coins. They'll get banned but they'll still be able to get tickets and go though. Same as Madrid away, a lot of people out there who weren't even bothered about the Football. How on earth do these people get hold of tickets for any matches never mind away.? Its hard enough as it is being members.
Stadt Posted 13 March 2018 Posted 13 March 2018 4 hours ago, wokinghamfox said: How on earth do these people get hold of tickets for any matches never mind away.? Its hard enough as it is being members. By having a season ticket and going to away games? 1
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 13 March 2018 Posted 13 March 2018 4 hours ago, Crazy Kop Corner said: They celebrated with a lot of aggression which was then reciprocated. Not saying they don't have a right to give it the full banana but they were aggressive which winds some of our lot up. Not condoning but thought the intimidating atmosphere was not all one way. It was no different to how L1 celebrate our goals at home.
Voll Blau Posted 13 March 2018 Posted 13 March 2018 We're criticising home fans for "overcelebrating" a goal now? 4
sylofox Posted 13 March 2018 Posted 13 March 2018 15 hours ago, fuchsntf said: Truly belongs in @***** of our time. Comparing with pondlife,insults the intelligence of all I ask all Clubs,Release the CCTV of all Trouble areas,lets start shaming these Idiots ....posing as an excuse of trying to be hardboys... Big mistake just like asbo's it would be a badge of honour. Far from stopping it it would more likely encourage it. Your not dealing with normal sane people.
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