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Reported that police arrested two Wigan Athletic fans for lighting flares in the stand at the Etihad on Tuesday night.
a friend of mine said there was a little ‘mob’ of about 40 little teenagers trying to get it on after the game.
Cries of ” are we havin it ” then a cry of ” their here ” they started to run off from absolutely nothing because there was nobody there.
where have these embarrassments sprung from?Reported that police arrested two Wigan Athletic fans for lighting flares in the stand at the Etihad on Tuesday night.Good.Hope they get banned.
Should be a football banning order but rather worrying because this new lot seem so unruly and will get filled in at the rougher grounds if they behave like this.
It’s up to the uostanding supporters to kick their scrawny arses when they start throwing flares and gobbing off outside grounds putting other peoples safety at risk etc -dangerous and out of order !a friend of mine said there was a little ‘mob’ of about 40 little teenagers trying to get it on after the game.
Cries of ” are we havin it ” then a cry of ” their here ” they started to run off from absolutely nothing because there was nobody there.
where have these embarrassments sprung from?Teenagers? One of them was 10 at the eldest. Looked like the name of one of their stands.
most are between 14 and 17.
leave them to it, they will get some ‘experience’ of what it’s really like at some stage.
although if one set off a flare near me they would get fcked.dynamite
I think the problem for the rest of us is not that they get sorted when they try that at Millwall, Wolves, Birmingham or wherever. That’s their problem. They can expect no help from me.
It’s that we’ll all get tarred with that brush – more checks going into the ground, more harassment from the police when you’re just trying to get to your car (a la Wolves a few seasons back), less tickets available.
I really don’t know what the answer is. :angry:
tell the people who sort the coach for these lot to stop them drinking they started a bit in ground at Leicester so after the game anyone who went on the train wasn’t exactly made welcome in certain pubs
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