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A coach full of kids arrived at Wealdstone on Saturday and they had wrecked their coach. I didnt see it myself but some of my mates and our coach driver said it was a disgrace. They were originally told that they was being left there but somehow got to Wembley.
After the game i saw them talking to a couple of coppers about having no lift home then some tried to get on our and other coaches but i saw most of them turned away. Anybody know if they got home or not?
Sorry, I’m unclear.
Are these a bunch of Latics kids who wrecked a coach, and then tried to bum a lift home – or am I reading this wrong?
If that really is true then frankly I don’t care if they got home – and nor I suspect did their parents.
But without all the facts I just don’t know.
A 14 year old lad got on our coach, he said his coach, with his dad on, had left him behind. I doubted his story….what dad would go and leave their kid behind like that?
Perhaps he was one of them. Little idiots. So cocky and have no discipline.
Our coach driver had been speaking to driver of said coach.It was a group of latics fans.He’d spoken to his gaffer who had told him to leave them behind but the police said he couldn’t.Poor chap was terrified apparently.
Our coach driver had been speaking to driver of said coach.It was a group of latics fans.He’d spoken to his gaffer who had told him to leave them behind but the police said he couldn’t.Poor chap was terrified apparently.Stop off at services. Get them all off. Drive away.
Didn’t the police question why there was a coach load of kids without responsible adult presence? Anyone know the answer to that?
Didn’t the police question why there was a coach load of kids without responsible adult presence? Anyone know the answer to that?Amazing to think you are considered to be a fully fledged adult at the age of 18.
I thought I knew everything at 18 the older I get the more I realise I have to left to learn.
Wait till you get to my age.
I realise that I know very little. That’s certainly true of where I left my glasses
Didn’t the police question why there was a coach load of kids without responsible adult presence? Anyone know the answer to that?
Amazing to think you are considered to be a fully fledged adult at the age of 18.
I thought I knew everything at 18 the older I get the more I realise I have to left to learn.[/quote]
I’m 36. Todays generation is definitely younger in the head than mine was.
15 year olds are like 12 year olds, 18 year olds are like 15 year olds, and 21-26 year olds are like 18 year olds. I’ve said this for a while. Why? Er, maybe to go with lack of discipline in home and society buy also because stuff comes a whole lot easier to most of them. Mobiles, computers, video games, laptops, tablets, Satellite tv, etc.
Spoilt.
Some of them go to the Deanery.
My daughter knows who some of them are.
Some did get left behind and their parents had to drive down and pick them up !! :angry:
A coach full of kids arrived at Wealdstone on Saturday and they had wrecked their coach. I didnt see it myself but some of my mates and our coach driver said it was a disgrace. They were originally told that they was being left there but somehow got to Wembley.After the game i saw them talking to a couple of coppers about having no lift home then some tried to get on our and other coaches but i saw most of them turned away. Anybody know if they got home or not?
What would have happened if the millwall loons had been there,oh dear i cant speak. ;)
I’m 36. Todays generation is definitely younger in the head than mine was.……
I`m sure your minder will delete this though, he usually does
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