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Saints fans reaction to home support...

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We were met by half a dozen OB on the platform at the train station and marched like cattle across the road to The Hind and police guarding the pub, not allowing us to leave.... THAT is what I call heavy-handed.

Heavy handed? Being shut in a pub? :doh: :laugh:

S'funny. I was sharing a platform with all the Soton fans heading for Brum and there were only a couple of coppers in sight. Maybe it was the way you and your friends were acting. Hmm...? :rolleyes:

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we might have been shit mate but we got the 3 pts so you can pack calling us shit cos we beat your lot.

i wasnt at the f.a cup game between us and i dont agree with lads bricking buses. but maybe to prevent this the OB cattled you in.

were you in morrisons car park after the game? i was asked by a saints fan if im leicester cos he heard me and a mate talking about the game and he started to threaten me whilst i was in my car and made motions as if to kick the windows.

now carry on with how your fans are the best and you rule all. you'll be fortunate at play offs. take off your lucy pinder tinted specs.

And give them to me immediately. :smile:

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I'm going to give them to KM for Christmas.

Nice save :thumbup: Don't forget to make sure they are working though or KM will not be best pleased :)

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Heavy handed? Being shut in a pub? :doh: :laugh:

S'funny. I was sharing a platform with all the Soton fans heading for Brum and there were only a couple of coppers in sight. Maybe it was the way you and your friends were acting. Hmm...? :rolleyes:

Yes being shut in a fooking shite pub is heavy handed, especially guarding all the exits... FFS anyone would think we were murderers or something, someone should tell you police that just because a group of lads do not conform to the happy clappy replica shirt wearing, scarf waving idiots, it does not make us hooligans.

Oh and the police prescence was BEFORE the game, about half a dozen waiting on the platform when we got off the train so was nothing to do with how we were acting.

Was the same last year, marched back to the station and not allowed to go anywhere for a pint... so yes, heavy handed, funny that it does not happen at many, if any, of the other grounds in the league.

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Yes being shut in a fooking shite pub is heavy handed, especially guarding all the exits... FFS anyone would think we were murderers or something, someone should tell you police that just because a group of lads do not conform to the happy clappy replica shirt wearing, scarf waving idiots, it does not make us hooligans.

Oh and the police prescence was BEFORE the game, about half a dozen waiting on the platform when we got off the train so was nothing to do with how we were acting.

Was the same last year, marched back to the station and not allowed to go anywhere for a pint... so yes, heavy handed, funny that it does not happen at many, if any, of the other grounds in the league.

Clear off mate.

Sour grapes. I can understand it, because we're rubbish.

Let it drop though - it's pathetic.

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She would not touch you, she has class, she's a Saints fan. :cool:

She possesses a heavy sense of irony then.

Still, I suppose she stands out amongst the rest of you.

Also, I fu cked her last night. :thumbup:

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1) Not sour or bitter, you were shit, however you only beat us because we were fooking shit.

2) Hmmmm, irony. Did you forget your fans bricking travel club coaches last season with scarfers on, women and children? How very brave.

We were met by half a dozen OB on the platform at the train station and marched like cattle across the road to The Hind and police guarding the pub, not allowing us to leave.... THAT is what I call heavy-handed.

What sort of trouble are you accusing Saints fans of then? I certainly did not hear anything.

Don't take it so personally that happens to all away fans, it is heavy handed but not unique in the world of football policing.

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The fans didn't vote for it, well not a majority.

i dont remember being asked to

We were met by half a dozen OB on the platform at the train station and marched like cattle across the road to The Hind and police guarding the pub, not allowing us to leave.... THAT is what I call heavy-handed.

What sort of trouble are you accusing Saints fans of then? I certainly did not hear anything.

you kept in the hind to prevent you straying into a pub where you'd leave by being thrown through the window, its for you own safety, besides the hind is about the only pub on match day that lets away fans in.

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Here's another catchphrase...

What a fuss

Nothing

What's that Sandra? Waste not want not? It's good but it's not right. Say what you see, say what you see. They're not very good are they Mr Chips?

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i dont remember being asked to

It was in the same questionnaire as the no smoking vote, only with the no smoking they followed it up with a display of red cards. The kop move was not considered unanimous enough to take up.

The majority of fans who responded to the questionnaire were against The South Stand "Spion Kop" being relocated to The North Stand and vice versa, adult only areas, a designated singing area and unreserved seating.

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well maybe they should post the questionnaire next time as i never actually got 1, besides i think the vote should of happened Ala the smoking 1 as i think they would of got the unanimous vote they were looking for

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well maybe they should post the questionnaire next time as i never actually got 1, besides i think the vote should of happened Ala the smoking 1 as i think they would of got the unanimous vote they were looking for

But they didn't want it to happen so they described it as "inconclusive" or w/e, whereas they wanted the smoking ban and so we had another vote.

Just my opinion, probably wrong.

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well maybe they should post the questionnaire next time as i never actually got 1, besides i think the vote should of happened Ala the smoking 1 as i think they would of got the unanimous vote they were looking for

I think you under estimate the number of people that either couldn't care less e.g West Stand, a large portion of the East Stand or that don't want to move, probably most of the North Stand plus there will be plenty of people in the South Stand that don't want to move as they've had their seat for 3 seasons and have come to like it.

In general people are against change.

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well maybe they should post the questionnaire next time as i never actually got 1, besides i think the vote should of happened Ala the smoking 1 as i think they would of got the unanimous vote they were looking for

I do not see how having a group of fans at another end of the stadium is suddenly going to raise them into voice. :unsure:

...and I have no intention of moving from where I am. At the moment.

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But they didn't want it to happen so they described it as "inconclusive" or w/e, whereas they wanted the smoking ban and so we had another vote.

Just my opinion, probably wrong.

I voted for it but my dad and his mates (Who wnat the change) never got given any questionaire, so therefore didnt get to vote.

Someone should make a petition or something.

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i dont remember being asked to

you kept in the hind to prevent you straying into a pub where you'd leave by being thrown through the window, its for you own safety, besides the hind is about the only pub on match day that lets away fans in.

With respect mate, we can look after ourselves, Leicester is hardly Millwall.

It was not done for 'our safety' as this is the second season it has happened. When we asked if we could leave we were told in no uncertain terms that we couldn't, spoiled the day as we had mates drinking in The Victory and Counting House but could not get to them until we managed to sneak out at about 2.

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I do not see how having a group of fans at another end of the stadium is suddenly going to raise them into voice. :unsure:

Would improve the atmosphere immeasurably having the Kop next to the away end. Best away games are where this is the case. Nothing in it for the club though, just more aggro between fans. Can never see it materialising.

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With respect mate, we can look after ourselves, Leicester is hardly Millwall.

It was not done for 'our safety' as this is the second season it has happened. When we asked if we could leave we were told in no uncertain terms that we couldn't, spoiled the day as we had mates drinking in The Victory and Counting House but could not get to them until we managed to sneak out at about 2.

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

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