View Full Version : Millwall - West Ham
Milky Bar Kid
25-08-09, 09:38 PM
WTF?!?!?!?!
No need!
Discuss!
just like the good old days
yorkie_chris
25-08-09, 09:44 PM
More fun than football anyway. Stabbing is taking things too far. Otherwise fair game.
Specialone
25-08-09, 09:46 PM
Miillwall are all game lads, im a brum fan, been a few clashes over the years between the two clubs.
Millwall will kick off with anyone, west ham are no mugs either so i bet it was / is pretty intense there tonight.
Milky Bar Kid
25-08-09, 09:46 PM
More fun than football anyway. Stabbing is taking things too far. Otherwise fair game.
It's all taking things too far! People take their kids to these games!!
Fair enough if the casuals want to fight each other but go and do it out of the way!
Wideboy
25-08-09, 09:50 PM
Fair enough if the casuals want to fight each other but go and do it out of the way!
cos they usually are brain dead inbreds that are the fruitful bounty of there parents being related..... they have no brain
Iansv II
25-08-09, 09:55 PM
From all accounts the idiots were taking out their own side as well... Bricks and bottles thrown from the back weren't making it to the opposition fans
Its all been arranged by the groups long before the game anyway, they're not real fans
Milky Bar Kid
25-08-09, 09:56 PM
From all accounts the idiots were taking out their own side as well... Bricks and bottles thrown from the back weren't making it to the opposition fans
Its all been arranged by the groups long before the game anyway, they're not real fans
+1. They are just idiots who want to fight!
yorkie_chris
25-08-09, 09:59 PM
Some people do sudoku ... other people like to keep their brains ticking over by trying to find somewhere where they can batter the living bejayzus out of each other without unwanted interference from old bill.
Not necessarily idiots, just misguided!
And I'd say they are certainly real fans of a good scrap!
Milky Bar Kid
25-08-09, 10:19 PM
Some people do sudoku ... other people like to keep their brains ticking over by trying to find somewhere where they can batter the living bejayzus out of each other without unwanted interference from old bill.
Not necessarily idiots, just misguided!
And I'd say they are certainly real fans of a good scrap!
My problem with it is when they do it at the stadiums and in the street and then joe public end up caught up in it.
If they want to knock seven shades of sh*te out of each other, thats their choice, batter on, but don't do it at a football ground where there are real supporters and kids.
davepreston
25-08-09, 11:55 PM
a octagon in every town bring on the madness lol
Geoffrey
26-08-09, 05:53 AM
typical football idiots, dragging innocent people into this situation is terrible. why were the police as useless as usual, have they not heard of metal detectors?
plowsie
26-08-09, 08:11 AM
Gotta love the cup games, whenever that tie comes up, you have to rub your hands together.
timwilky
26-08-09, 08:17 AM
Scum who give real fans a bad name.
We will end up like the bad old days where the police will try to coral, control and intimidate legitimate fans because they think they can. And of course use the anger of the fans for being abused in this way to justify their actions.
Being herded 3 miles down the road in the opposite direction from your car simply because of the colour of your shirt is not fun. Freedom of movement/speech in this country does not exist once a senior officer decides to make a name for himself. Been their, don't want to do it again.
Von Teese
26-08-09, 09:18 AM
Hey guys dont blame /condemn the police for what happened.
How would you like to be in a situation where you are trying to establish control where you are outnumbered by angry mobs possibly drunk/drugged and definately up for a big scrap and also keep your wits about you in a situation where you might end up dead....(and thats the sad truth of it all, its happened before...[PC Blakelock]..and it WILL happen again!)
Its hot tiring, frightening and definately not easy...not really something you go to work hoping for at the start of your shift.
That aside, I think that it is sad that families cant go and enjoy football like they used to!
That aside, I think that it is sad that families cant go and enjoy football like they used to!
they can and they do. this is a pretty rare occurence to be fair
plowsie
26-08-09, 09:39 AM
they can and they do. this is a pretty rare occurence to be fair
The man speaks sense.
Football is not what it used to be as a fan.
Rorshach
26-08-09, 09:54 AM
silly thing is , you just dont get this kind of stupidness at rugby games....
so why do some football "supporters" feel the need?
....thanks for all the overtime though, its paying for next years holiday
yorkie_chris
26-08-09, 02:12 PM
Hey guys dont blame /condemn the police for what happened.
How would you like to be in a situation where you are trying to establish control where you are outnumbered by angry mobs possibly drunk/drugged and definately up for a big scrap and also keep your wits about you in a situation where you might end up dead....(and thats the sad truth of it all, its happened before...[PC Blakelock]..and it WILL happen again!)
Its hot tiring, frightening and definately not easy...not really something you go to work hoping for at the start of your shift.
That aside, I think that it is sad that families cant go and enjoy football like they used to!
TBH I struggle to believe that a lot of coppers don't love a ruck as much as the hoolies do.
Milky Bar Kid
26-08-09, 02:13 PM
Guys, please do not turn this into a Police debate again. Keep it on topic, thanks.
TBH I struggle to believe that a lot of coppers don't love a ruck as much as the hoolies do.
most of them do;)
BanditPat
26-08-09, 03:10 PM
Where Millwall go the fences should go ;)
most of them do;)
+1, you join up knowing there is going to be rough times, and you dont sign up to that if you dont enjoy it :D
Seems to me it was West Ham who was mainly at fault ...from what i can gather they were waiting for them between the tube and the ground ...most of the ultra violence was outside the ground before during and after ....wouldnt have fancied the walk home after that match !
Nor would i have fancied being a copper having to police that game...!
As for families, dads with their kids, would youreally take your liitlun to a mid week match between these two bunch of nutters, i could see the Millwall lot having drinks outside the pubs on my way home, not one of em was under 30 ! :cool:
sv-robo
26-08-09, 05:40 PM
More fun than football anyway. Stabbing is taking things too far. Otherwise fair game.
Like MBK mentioned,would you be saying that if you were a father taking your young kids with you?.....no thought not!!:rolleyes:
Von Teese
26-08-09, 06:04 PM
+1, you join up knowing there is going to be rough times, and you dont sign up to that if you dont enjoy it :D
Are you a cop then?
skeetly
26-08-09, 06:08 PM
Maybe we should build some concrete pitches and just let them all in there until they've battered each other senseless and then get the survivors to clean it all up.
Mass cage fighting; ykims.
Like MBK mentioned,would you be saying that if you were a father taking your young kids with you?.....no thought not!!:rolleyes:
you did'nt give him chance to answer:confused:
Football isnt all prawn sarnies and Sky TV. It was out of order but the game has become too sterile.
plowsie
27-08-09, 08:36 AM
Like MBK mentioned,would you be saying that if you were a father taking your young kids with you?.....no thought not!!:rolleyes:
Any doughnut that takes his kid to a game that hasn't been played in 4 years, that always has fights is a prat IMO. For those that haven't seen Green Street, that is a great reflection on what goes on at that sort of game...
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