Tommeh Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 Just a question for a the morons who chanted this when there was a bit of Argy bargy in the away end after our 1st goal, why? Do you like the sight of fans being mauled by stewards and the old Bill, is it funny for fans who have spent £27 on entry and £30 quid odd on travel etc. to see just half an hour? Watford are not the sort of crowd who will bring a number of meatheads looking for a tear up so I seriously doubt they did much wrong, being in the Kop can anyone in L/K/N clear it up? But back to the original point, nothing like a bit of supporter unity is there? Embarrasment.
Aeropars Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 They should learn to behave then! -100 repect for starting this thread. I imagine your the kind that causes shit and then wonders why they got ejected!
Fosse Boy Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 Valid. Absolutely senseless behaviour from the cops in the away end today. No need.
Aeropars Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 also... Watford are not the sort of crowd who will bring a number of meatheads looking for a tear up so I seriously doubt they did much wrong, being in the Kop can anyone in L/K/N clear it up? fook off! YOu want to speak to luton supporters about that comment mate. I think they will laugh in your face!
Ozwin Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 Bit of an overreaction isn't it? Nobody knew what was going on so it was only a bit of fun.
Nick Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 ******! It was that geezer with the flat-cap and the rosette. He chucked a tepid flask of piss at some bloke standing up in front of him then bludgeoned him with a copy of the Saturday Telegraph until he bled. It took seven stewards to remove the man he was so damn tough.
Koke Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 Just a question for a the morons who chanted this when there was a bit of Argy bargy in the away end after our 1st goal, why? Do you like the sight of fans being mauled by stewards and the old Bill, is it funny for fans who have spent £27 on entry and £30 quid odd on travel etc. to see just half an hour? Watford are not the sort of crowd who will bring a number of meatheads looking for a tear up so I seriously doubt they did much wrong, being in the Kop can anyone in L/K/N clear it up? But back to the original point, nothing like a bit of supporter unity is there? Embarrasment. I think the player in question is Paul Gallagher. Whoever scored their penalty booted the ball into the Watford stand and it hit a kid on the head.His dad got p!ssed off and remonstrated with the Leicester player, and then the stewards kicked him out with unnecessary vigour. Moral of the story? Footballers and stewards are w@nkers.
Fosse Boy Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 also... fook off! YOu want to speak to luton supporters about that comment mate. I think they will laugh in your face! Yeah, coz we're Lu'on...
Guest Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 To be fair, I haven't seen our stewards do much this season, and following feedback, I think they've been more 'understanding' towards the fans than in the past. To see them wading in suggests that there was more to whatever than poor innocent fans being picked on. However, we don't know what started it, so who knows if it's out of order or not.
FantasticMrFuchs Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 "Whoever scored their penalty booted the ball into the Watford stand and it hit a kid on the head. His dad got p!ssed off and remonstrated with the Leicester player, and then the stewards kicked him out with unnecessary vigour" Thats what happened, From the stewards p.o.v it did look like the "fan" threw the ball back at them out of spite,they didnt see the ball hit the kiddy.Stewards & Coppers acted like cu.nts towards him though seriously no need.
Ozwin Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 Did the ball get kicked directly into the kids face or was it booted upwards and dropped into the crowd? Pretty big difference.
JoeyB Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 Did the ball get kicked directly into the kids face or was it booted upwards and dropped into the crowd? Pretty big difference. Galle kicked it up in the air, it hit some chairs and rebounded across i think, he didn't purposely kick it at them
WatfordFan Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 ok i was at the game today and heres what happened when the ref made the shocking decision of the penalty !!! after the player had scored the ball got kicked into the crowed and it hit a small child, so then a man threw the ball back to the pitch and it nearly hit the steward. of course the steward wasn't watching and thought that he threw it at him, when he was just throwing it back so then the steward came and brutally took the man out with force and after this his dad and all of the back row came down the front and was abusing the stewards. after a while the copers came in and calmly listened to our fans and sorted it out by taking his dad and two stewards away. later the dad was allowed back in and the man and two stewards was disposed of (stewards getting the sack i think) also the police was filming our fans all of the game, and really it was the knobs wearing the green jackets. thank you for cheering with us when we scored best of luck for your promotion and of course THE ORNS ARE STAYING UP
Unit Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 Jesus it was a bit of banter if anything, first time this season the stewards have had to do their comedy rush (from what I remember) but all I saw was about 10 watford fans legging it out and then getting thrown back in by the police a minute later, fair enough if they were trying to get in a scrap with the outside wall of our stadium!
Nick Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 ok i was at the game today and heres what happened when the ref made the shocking decision of the penalty !!! after the player had scored the ball got kicked into the crowed and it hit a small child, so then a man threw the ball back to the pitch and it nearly hit the steward. of course the steward wasn't watching and thought that he threw it at him, when he was just throwing it back so then the steward came and brutally took the man out with force and after this his dad and all of the back row came down the front and was abusing the stewards. after a while the copers came in and calmly listened to our fans and sorted it out by taking his dad and two stewards away. later the dad was allowed back in and the man and two stewards was disposed of (stewards getting the sack i think) also the police was filming our fans all of the game, and really it was the knobs wearing the green jackets. thank you for cheering with us when we scored best of luck for your promotion and of course THE ORNS ARE STAYING UP
Daggers Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 Someone ought to do something about this jeering of oppo fans at matches - it's really killing off the atmosphere! Fucking ridiculous!
Tommeh Posted 17 April 2010 Author Posted 17 April 2010 also... fook off! YOu want to speak to luton supporters about that comment mate. I think they will laugh in your face! Leave off you fool, Luton Watford is a fierce rivalry fans do act differently for games like that believe it or not. This is Watford - Leicester! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So it was pretty much how I predicted this incident, one fan being hassled/ejected for doing fvck all wrong and other fans getting themselves in trouble for sticking up for him, fair play to them. It's pretty much common fact that our police and steward numbers are up there with the whole country even if as Lisa said there have been less incidents like today. And as for my original point, I fully stand by it. Fans being able to blast cheerio and gloat at a opposing fan facing a fine/ban yet struggle to muster a simple chant in favour of their own team as was the case in the 1st half, it's pretty pathetic really.
WatfordFan Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 And as for my original point, I fully stand by it. Fans being able to blast cheerio and gloat at a opposing fan facing a fine/ban yet struggle to muster a simple chant in favour of their own team as was the case in the 1st half, it's pretty pathetic really.
EnglishOxide Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 I love how you've waded in with your opinion about an incident, despite being nowhere near it and not understanding what happened until a Watford fan gave an explanation, and now you are getting all high and mighty. If 'cheerio' and 'time to go' annoys you, then you need to chill out and lay back a bit. As for the atmosphere, its been far worse than today on plenty of occasions.
Salieri Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 I'm sure if the same had of happened at Vicarage Road (or any other ground for that matter) then the reaction by (some) of the home fans would have been exactly the same. Not saying its right or owt, but what do you expect? It's just banter, no more, no less.
Unit Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 I'm sure if the same had of happened at Vicarage Road (or any other ground for that matter) then the reaction by (some) of the home fans would have been exactly the same. Not saying its right or owt, but what do you expect? It's just banter, no more, no less. exactly, I can't see a problem with it in terms of everybody else being the same. as for the poster above this saying it's pathetic that city fans can only be negative about other teams and positive about city, better than being like watford surely? quietest fans at the Walkers this season?
Ozwin Posted 17 April 2010 Posted 17 April 2010 I thought today's atmosphere was decent, better than normal anyway especially in the kop.
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