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You obviously didn't see the Stoke fan with the axe big man.
Or the massive Stoke Skinhead who decided to board the special train in 79 and offer everybody out - very scary - I had school next day
You obviously didn't see the Stoke fan with the axe big man.
As I said to stf4ever, I would probably have found it a hoot if I was a young lad, but being the same age as you, and a little older and wiser, I cringe at some of the bellendish behaviour, when these shitehawks think they're being absolutely hilarious!
But, people can act like bellsmashes as much as they want, just as long as it doesn't impact on me. Yesterday it did, as I was denied a pint. This is unforgivable and I want lifetime bans handed out to all who were involved.
And that's all I'm going to say on the matter. (I think)
Was the beer good ( when you got some)........and how did Humps play yesterday? 😉
Why are people 'embarrassed' by what these younger lads have done?
Those that where there I could understand being a bit miffed for not getting there pint when its paid for or not one at all.
all well blown out of proportion and I wonder whether scunthorpe fans care about it as much as some on here.
Why are people 'embarrassed' by what these younger lads have done?
Those that where there I could understand being a bit miffed for not getting there pint when its paid for or not one at all.
all well blown out of proportion and I wonder whether scunthorpe fans care about it as much as some on here.
I'm not embarrassed, was just pissed off that a group of kids who would scarper at the first sign of any bother thought it would be 'hardcore' to set off a smoke bomb on a train.
Like Mossy and a number of others have pointed out, we were all young and stupid once, some of us are now old and stupid, and I won't have a pop at young lads for having a bit of fun, but setting off a smoke bomb on a train is the behaviour of an idiot and goes further than 'having a bit of fun'.
As someone said, maybe these kids need a trip to Leeds, Milwall or Birmingham or some place similar and have their eyes really opened. Who knows.
Anyway, each to their own.
I should imagine they would know something about it.Don't think there were many Cunny fans in our end, so very much doubt they know anything about it.
A massive +1 from me. And i'd never thought i'd say that about one of your posts
So, Ive sat and read all the way through this thread. Seems to me that everything, somehow, has become a little warped and twisted here. The Scumbags who decided to A) Wreck parts of Scunthorpe's ground, B) Threaten people working in the Bar and then, now this is a mighty assumption here, C) Go on and set a smoke bomb off and D) Indecently assault a woman, are seen as heroes.
Conversely, the ones who are appalled by the type of behavior of these low lives are somehow portrayed as being the enemies of society and are subject of all kinds of abusive comments.
What a strange place England has become.
I'm not embarrassed, was just pissed off that a group of kids who would scarper at the first sign of any bother thought it would be 'hardcore' to set off a smoke bomb on a train.
Like Mossy and a number of others have pointed out, we were all young and stupid once, some of us are now old and stupid, and I won't have a pop at young lads for having a bit of fun, but setting off a smoke bomb on a train is the behaviour of an idiot and goes further than 'having a bit of fun'.
As someone said, maybe these kids need a trip to Leeds, Milwall or Birmingham or some place similar and have their eyes really opened. Who knows.
Anyway, each to their own.
I'm not embarrassed, was just pissed off that a group of kids who would scarper at the first sign of any bother thought it would be 'hardcore' to set off a smoke bomb on a train.
Like Mossy and a number of others have pointed out, we were all young and stupid once, some of us are now old and stupid, and I won't have a pop at young lads for having a bit of fun, but setting off a smoke bomb on a train is the behaviour of an idiot and goes further than 'having a bit of fun'.
As someone said, maybe these kids need a trip to Leeds, Milwall or Birmingham or some place similar and have their eyes really opened. Who knows.
Anyway, each to their own.
Preston North End supporters are being urged to take to twitter as the Lancashire Constabulary look to improve supporters’ match day experience.
@PNEPolice
Football Intelligence Officers of Lancashire Constabulary will engage with fans on the account @PNEPolice.
By looking at the account, supporters can find out details about match day advice such as; parking, match day travel, issues with the rail network and places to eat and drink that accept away supporters.
The service has already proved successful after a major accident on the M6 south closed the road and supporters heading to Peterborough were alerted well in advance.
Paul Elliott, Football Intelligence Officer for Preston North End said: “Primarily the objective is to inform and interact with PNE supporters.
“As I attend most, if not all, of the games home and away the PNE supporters are used to seeing my face, particularly at away games as you tend to get a hard-core of supporters travelling.”
Mr Elliott is hoping to attract more Preston supporters as well as fans of other clubs in the league, who are travelling to all matches.
PNE’s official twitter recognises the importance of the account by retweeting a number of the tweets from the account, which already has 650 followers.
Some football policing 'still heavy-handed'
By Rowan Bridge
Reporter, BBC Radio 5 Live
So, Ive sat and read all the way through this thread. Seems to me that everything, somehow, has become a little warped and twisted here. The Scumbags who decided to A) Wreck parts of Scunthorpe's ground, B) Threaten people working in the Bar and then, now this is a mighty assumption here, C) Go on and set a smoke bomb off and D) Indecently assault a woman, are seen as heroes.
Conversely, the ones who are appalled by the type of behavior of these low lives are somehow portrayed as being the enemies of society and are subject of all kinds of abusive comments.
What a strange place England has become.
Nail on head WIBG
Absolutely spot-on......
Stick to wandering round bollock naked.