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meyousee

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Ha.Bet you thought it meant the team!
Off the Fulham forum.........anyone over 60 hang your heads in shame 🙂

Re: Preston
« Reply #44 on: Today at 07:08:08 PM »
Quote from: FulhamStu on Today at 07:28:36 AM
Who was at Deepdale in 1970. Most violent fans I have ever come across and not been back since.
They won the game 2-0, nothing game in terms of the league at the time yet felt the need to kick the crap out of our fans on the
way back to the station. Men, Women and kids. There will be Preston fans in their 60’s and 70’s at this game and they know what they did.
Zero respect for them, cowards, yobs and thugs.

Sir Alec of good Stock
They always used to have a "welcoming committee" at the station which was always fun.
 
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MrHodgeheg123 said:
It's a bit like still hating every German.
Ridiculous attitude.
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It can cut both ways. I believe someone was posting on here the other day, severely criticising everything to do with Bristolians because they wouldn't help an individual back to the PNE supporters bus last season.
 
FulhamStu posts this every time we play them.

Us and Burnley are always trouble.....the other Lancashire clubs supporters are angels, according to him.

To hold a grudge against and to label the majority of our fan base "thugs" "yobs" etc, based on the actions of a minority 40yrs ago, takes some doing.

Life's too short man.
 
No its true I asked my dad , he said he punched and kicked at least 4 kids 5 women and 12 men .. The brave men pushed the kids and women to the front.
 
That Fulham fan must have taken a heck of a twatting if he can still remember it 50 years later.
 
To be fair the indiscriminate football violence of the early 70s was brutal.

Those of an age ( ie myself) with remember the Battle of Moor Park ( both Burnley and Blackpool ) and the Battle of Lowthorpe Road , (Villa) not to mention the kicking we took at the hands of Sunderland and Sheffield Wednesday.

It was a bad place and bad time .

Seriously.
 
meyousee said:
Ha.Bet you thought it meant the team!
Off the Fulham forum.........anyone over 60 hang your heads in shame 🙂

Re: Preston
« Reply #44 on: Today at 07:08:08 PM »
Quote from: FulhamStu on Today at 07:28:36 AM
Who was at Deepdale in 1970. Most violent fans I have ever come across and not been back since.
They won the game 2-0, nothing game in terms of the league at the time yet felt the need to kick the crap out of our fans on the
way back to the station. Men, Women and kids. There will be Preston fans in their 60’s and 70’s at this game and they know what they did.
Zero respect for them, cowards, yobs and thugs.

Sir Alec of good Stock
They always used to have a "welcoming committee" at the station which was always fun.
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I remember it well.

We were so angry with them for coming on the train! So inconsiderate!

We liked fans coming in coaches so we could brick the windows.
 
pnematic said:
To be fair the indiscriminate football violence of the early 70s was brutal.

Those of an age ( ie myself) with remember the Battle of Moor Park ( both Burnley and Blackpool ) and the Battle of Lowthorpe Road , (Villa) not to mention the kicking we took at the hands of Sunderland and Sheffield Wednesday.

It was a bad place and bad time .

Seriously.
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I lived on Arkwright Road and saw lads getting chased through the streets,
I was just a kid, there was a tale of a kick off and someone’s boot going through someone’s window
 
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I can remember those times, driving home thru Preston, stuck in traffic alongside a huge column of Sheffield Wednesday supporters who were being escorted back to the railway station, I whipped my hat of and stared straight ahead, didn’t want to make eye contact, thought my car was going to get pulled apart !
 
Farmboy said:
I can remember those times, driving home thru Preston, stuck in traffic alongside a huge column of Sheffield Wednesday supporters who were being escorted back to the railway station, I whipped my hat of and stared straight ahead, didn’t want to make eye contact, thought my car was going to get pulled apart !
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Should have gone in your tractor Farmboy indestructible😉
 
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