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Stabbing at todays game? RUMOUR

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A friend of mine who is a Cov fan told me that there was a Cov fan refused entry at the away turnstile, he then somehow managed to get into L1, he was removed but then Cov fans started on him so that may explain the fighting amongst themselves. Passed by the away end after the game and they had about 80-100 surrounded by old bill, mixture of middle aged stone island wearing ****** and kids, by the look of them, the last time they had a wash was the last time they won away, menacing? ive shit harder.

I can shed some light on this. At the start of the second half someone we've never seen before came up to L1 and stood next to the barrier in L1 as close to the cov fans as he could. At the time the people who occupy the seats hadn't returned yet. When they did come up they just took him as another Leicester fan.

Halfway through the second half the cov fans were singing "judas judas judas" at him.

The lads who occupy the seats he was in asked him to move because they basically said "we've paid for these sears so come on".

He refused, things got a bit heated and the lads helped the coppers take him over the barriers!

Wilkesy said "he smelt a bit so he was defo a cov fan" lol

Posted

Very unfortunate and tragic if so.

It's a sad time when people are getting deliberately and violently hurt as a result of a football match. More unfortunately, it happens too often these days.

really wheres the proof?

Posted

I would be amazed if there actually was a stabbing. I'm not too sure on that, though I appreciate you're only going on what you heard.

It really is pathetic that some people from Cov have probably seen Green Street and feel the need to start acting like that. Throwing missiles into the family stand. Really?

I think it's worth saying that this is probably a small percentage which you get with all clubs (though seemingly a larger percentage for Coventry than any other club) but it would not be a fair reflection on Coventry's support if we tarnish them all with the same brush.

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I've never seen him in L1 before, he started singing 'we are premier league' and everyone just turned around and looked at him.

Can anyone at the back of L1 tell us if he celebrated when we scored?

He was in front of me pretty much. Heard him sing, 'we are premier league' thought it was just a delusional city fan. The lad I asked after he got chucked out said he hadn't celebrated

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They were fighting because the lad who got chucked out of L1 got put into their end and then got started on.

Seems like the ginger, gobby, elephant man look-a-like came off worse by the looks of him when he got dragged out by the OB!

It looked as if he got a pasting!

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I would be amazed if there actually was a stabbing. I'm not too sure on that, though I appreciate you're only going on what you heard.

It really is pathetic that some people from Cov have probably seen Green Street and feel the need to start acting like that. Throwing missiles into the family stand. Really?

I think it's worth saying that this is probably a small percentage which you get with all clubs (though seemingly a larger percentage for Coventry than any other club) but it would not be a fair reflection on Coventry's support if we tarnish them all with the same brush.

The only other set of away fans that I can remember doing that were Millwall last season. TBH it's not a surprising pair.

Most football fans are well-behaved these days, rarely is there any trouble.

Guest shearfox
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How can you possibly say that?

Sorry, I would hate this to be true.... I know you shouldn't joke about things like this but it is merely a rumour and not fact...

Posted

Sorry, I would hate this to be true.... I know you shouldn't joke about things like this but it is merely a rumour and not fact...

Fact or fiction, you're comment was as bad as some of the stuff they did today, sorry to say!

Posted

Would explain why the cov fans started spitting on him. Probably the closest thing he's had to a wash in 6 months

Brilliant.

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I'm more interested in why the Old Bill and some Pothole Caving enthusiasts were going down a hole near the underpass on the way home from the game.

Weird.

We saw a copper with 2 blokes checking out the drain outside the train station at about 1pm.

Guest shearfox
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Fact or fiction, you're comment was as bad as some of the stuff they did today, sorry to say!

I'm honestly sorry, as stated before... If true of course it is totally tragic... I was joking but yes it was totally out of order for me to be doing so...

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Weird.

We saw a copper with 2 blokes checking out the drain outside the train station at about 1pm.

I saw this, but after the game near the bypass

I'm honestly sorry, as stated before... If true of course it is totally tragic... I was joking but yes it was totally out of order for me to be doing so...

Hope its not true, regardless of the team

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I'm honestly sorry, as stated before... If true of course it is totally tragic... I was joking but yes it was totally out of order for me to be doing so...

Why apologise? Its not your fault that some people can`t take a joke.

Posted

Why apologise? Its not your fault that some people can`t take a joke.

This. Some people need to get down off their high horses before you fall off (or some covscum push you off). ShearFox you have nothing to apologize for mate.
Posted

Mods. Feel free to lock topic. Like I said I heard a rumour in a pub. If it was true there surely would of been something on the radio or news somewhere? :dunno:

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Not read the topic

Arrests made at City's defeat

Coventry Police are reporting that there were four arrests and six ejections before, during and after Coventry City's 2-0 defeat at Leicester City this afternoon.

There were a number of incidents throughout the game before mass ranks of police outside the away end prevented any serious disorder between the two sets of fans.

The arrests and ejections are all believed to be Coventry City supporters, something which left some City fans complaining about the way the policing of the game had been handled.

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