CCTV footage of Rangers fans....
15 May 2008, 01:18 PM
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CCTV footage of Rangers fans....
15 May 2008, 01:30 PM
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Some fvckers will be getting a custodial for attacking the cozzer that went to ground near the end, someone's **** will be twitching, stupid really considering everythign is CCTV'd up these days..
15 May 2008, 01:37 PM
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Animals. Every single one of them. I hate rangers, I hate their city, I hate their club, I hate their fans, I hate their beliefs. I hate everything about them.
I once worked with a die hard rangers fan who swore blind in his words that he could, "smell a fenian" in a crowded room. That's what you are dealing with!! It's funny, I'm actually in the middle of watching a documentary (adverts at the moment) on Discovery about Kristallnacht and there are a lot of parallels between what I'm learning there and the bigoted racist Rangers scum. Fvck off out of Scotland and take Glasgow with you....
I once worked with a die hard rangers fan who swore blind in his words that he could, "smell a fenian" in a crowded room. That's what you are dealing with!! It's funny, I'm actually in the middle of watching a documentary (adverts at the moment) on Discovery about Kristallnacht and there are a lot of parallels between what I'm learning there and the bigoted racist Rangers scum. Fvck off out of Scotland and take Glasgow with you....
15 May 2008, 01:39 PM
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This is what give Football such a bad reputation.
Should have sent a pack of dogs in to sort them out.
Pardon sir? You got your tiny scottish **** bitten off by an angry dog? Ah well, tough sh*t.
Should have sent a pack of dogs in to sort them out.
Pardon sir? You got your tiny scottish **** bitten off by an angry dog? Ah well, tough sh*t.
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15 May 2008, 01:48 PM
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Thats why i hate the Scots,****ing morons, fight the coppers who cant fight back, get 30,000 of english guys the other sid eof their crowd,then the fun begins.
and yes,they are all scots,only scots would support rangers.........
and yes,they are all scots,only scots would support rangers.........
15 May 2008, 01:51 PM
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Utter scum !
Should be like the old days, and baton charge them hitting anyone and anything in the way.....
Dont think this behaviour is limited to scottish fans somehow.
Should be like the old days, and baton charge them hitting anyone and anything in the way.....
Dont think this behaviour is limited to scottish fans somehow.
15 May 2008, 01:53 PM
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15 May 2008, 01:57 PM
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Animals. Every single one of them. I hate rangers, I hate their city, I hate their club, I hate their fans, I hate their beliefs. I hate everything about them.
I once worked with a die hard rangers fan who swore blind in his words that he could, "smell a fenian" in a crowded room. That's what you are dealing with!! It's funny, I'm actually in the middle of watching a documentary (adverts at the moment) on Discovery about Kristallnacht and there are a lot of parallels between what I'm learning there and the bigoted racist Rangers scum. Fvck off out of Scotland and take Glasgow with you....
I once worked with a die hard rangers fan who swore blind in his words that he could, "smell a fenian" in a crowded room. That's what you are dealing with!! It's funny, I'm actually in the middle of watching a documentary (adverts at the moment) on Discovery about Kristallnacht and there are a lot of parallels between what I'm learning there and the bigoted racist Rangers scum. Fvck off out of Scotland and take Glasgow with you....
Chill mate. And less of the "Glasgow" comments.
Its not like you to be so stereotypical. Hearts and Hibs have their sectarian problems too, as you well know.
Celtic fans can be just as bad with their bigotry and hatred, in equal measure.
15 May 2008, 02:04 PM
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did you forget this little nugget?
Police in riot gear used CS gas to disperse crowds in Jersey attacking members of the island's Portuguese community as trouble flared across England in the wake of the football team's exit from Euro 2004.
More than 100 England supporters besieged the Red Lion pub in Thetford, Norfolk, trapping around 120 people - many of them Portuguese - including children. Police called in reinforcements from all over Norfolk and it was more than two hours before those inside could get to safety.
There were disturbances in other parts of the country, including Boston in Lincolnshire and Croydon in south London, both scenes of rioting after England lost to France last week.
Around 1,500 England fans brought Minden Place in St Helier to a standstill after Portugal's victory. Traffic was diverted and police held back the crowd as bottles were thrown and Portuguese people, who make up around 10% of the island's population, were taunted.
Mitch Couriard, a parish police officer, said: "It was shocking. There's been nothing like this in Jersey in living memory."
The Red Lion in Thetford is managed by three Portuguese businessmen and around 80 Portuguese people were among those at the pub.
When the game ended, hooligans pelted the building with bottles and stones and tried to force their way in. Several officers and people inside the pub were said to have suffered cuts from flying glass. Police said one constable needed hospital treatment. Order was restored after police reinforcements, some in riot gear, arrived. Police said 11 people were arrested.
Jorge Pascoal, 37, who was in the pub, said: "There were about 200 people outside with bottles flying at the building and the police trying to hold them back. It was like the second world war."
Elsewhere, Thames Valley Police said a man died after an incident in a pub in Banbury, Oxfordshire. Nine people were arrested. In Liverpool, a man had his ear cut off after the game
Its a matter of absolute fact that Scottish football fans have a much better record than English football fans at home or abroad, in national or international competition, but lets not let the facts get in the way of a good anti Scotland rant, now...
No one is denying, north or south of the border, that this is inexcusable behavior and that those involved should be heavily punished. But this is not Scottish or English bad behaviour - this is Football related bad behaviour.
15 May 2008, 02:04 PM
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[QUOTE=chrispurvis100 ] Absolutely pathetic. No other sport has this much trouble with fans. That's the main reason why I cannot stand football.[QUOTE]
And what about Rugby, the gentlemans sport? World Cup final when we won there was **** running off the top tiers onto the fans below cause they just couldnt be bothered to find toilets, classy
Always minorities in many problems, same with people getting pissed on friday and saturday nights, always trouble but its the minorities that cause it.
D, I think alot of hatred comes from Rangers and Celtic bringing religion into alot of the football which is out of order tbh.
15 May 2008, 02:06 PM
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15 May 2008, 02:09 PM
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Just like I dare bet theres minimal trouble in Moscow next week between a whole bunch of English fans. Any trouble likely to kick off will be in England, pub supporters on a jolly.
15 May 2008, 02:10 PM
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But lets not turn this into an anti Scots slanging match
15 May 2008, 02:12 PM
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15 May 2008, 02:13 PM
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Unlike the English, of course, who pick on innocent members of the public, for no other reason than their national team beat England in a football game?
did you forget this little nugget?
Police in riot gear used CS gas to disperse crowds in Jersey attacking members of the island's Portuguese community as trouble flared across England in the wake of the football team's exit from Euro 2004.
More than 100 England supporters besieged the Red Lion pub in Thetford, Norfolk, trapping around 120 people - many of them Portuguese - including children. Police called in reinforcements from all over Norfolk and it was more than two hours before those inside could get to safety.
There were disturbances in other parts of the country, including Boston in Lincolnshire and Croydon in south London, both scenes of rioting after England lost to France last week.
Around 1,500 England fans brought Minden Place in St Helier to a standstill after Portugal's victory. Traffic was diverted and police held back the crowd as bottles were thrown and Portuguese people, who make up around 10% of the island's population, were taunted.
Mitch Couriard, a parish police officer, said: "It was shocking. There's been nothing like this in Jersey in living memory."
The Red Lion in Thetford is managed by three Portuguese businessmen and around 80 Portuguese people were among those at the pub.
When the game ended, hooligans pelted the building with bottles and stones and tried to force their way in. Several officers and people inside the pub were said to have suffered cuts from flying glass. Police said one constable needed hospital treatment. Order was restored after police reinforcements, some in riot gear, arrived. Police said 11 people were arrested.
Jorge Pascoal, 37, who was in the pub, said: "There were about 200 people outside with bottles flying at the building and the police trying to hold them back. It was like the second world war."
Elsewhere, Thames Valley Police said a man died after an incident in a pub in Banbury, Oxfordshire. Nine people were arrested. In Liverpool, a man had his ear cut off after the game
Its a matter of absolute fact that Scottish football fans have a much better record than English football fans at home or abroad, in national or international competition, but lets not let the facts get in the way of a good anti Scotland rant, now...
No one is denying, north or south of the border, that this is inexcusable behavior and that those involved should be heavily punished. But this is not Scottish or English bad behaviour - this is Football related bad behaviour.
did you forget this little nugget?
Police in riot gear used CS gas to disperse crowds in Jersey attacking members of the island's Portuguese community as trouble flared across England in the wake of the football team's exit from Euro 2004.
More than 100 England supporters besieged the Red Lion pub in Thetford, Norfolk, trapping around 120 people - many of them Portuguese - including children. Police called in reinforcements from all over Norfolk and it was more than two hours before those inside could get to safety.
There were disturbances in other parts of the country, including Boston in Lincolnshire and Croydon in south London, both scenes of rioting after England lost to France last week.
Around 1,500 England fans brought Minden Place in St Helier to a standstill after Portugal's victory. Traffic was diverted and police held back the crowd as bottles were thrown and Portuguese people, who make up around 10% of the island's population, were taunted.
Mitch Couriard, a parish police officer, said: "It was shocking. There's been nothing like this in Jersey in living memory."
The Red Lion in Thetford is managed by three Portuguese businessmen and around 80 Portuguese people were among those at the pub.
When the game ended, hooligans pelted the building with bottles and stones and tried to force their way in. Several officers and people inside the pub were said to have suffered cuts from flying glass. Police said one constable needed hospital treatment. Order was restored after police reinforcements, some in riot gear, arrived. Police said 11 people were arrested.
Jorge Pascoal, 37, who was in the pub, said: "There were about 200 people outside with bottles flying at the building and the police trying to hold them back. It was like the second world war."
Elsewhere, Thames Valley Police said a man died after an incident in a pub in Banbury, Oxfordshire. Nine people were arrested. In Liverpool, a man had his ear cut off after the game
Its a matter of absolute fact that Scottish football fans have a much better record than English football fans at home or abroad, in national or international competition, but lets not let the facts get in the way of a good anti Scotland rant, now...
No one is denying, north or south of the border, that this is inexcusable behavior and that those involved should be heavily punished. But this is not Scottish or English bad behaviour - this is Football related bad behaviour.
difference is, thats the national team fans, this was club fans doing the holligan sherard.
more english football takes place internationally anyway hence facts n figures are low for scotland, hence why the scot prem league wanted to join english prem league, english prem league said go **** urself
15 May 2008, 02:15 PM
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Where our police stand by talking calmly to a drunk telling him to Fcukoff, the Russian police man would just tw*t him round the head with his batten.
15 May 2008, 02:16 PM
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Its not like you to be so stereotypical. Hearts and Hibs have their sectarian problems too, as you well know.
Celtic fans can be just as bad with their bigotry and hatred, in equal measure/
Celtic fans can be just as bad with their bigotry and hatred, in equal measure/
Hibs are pretty much the same; just last week my bro and I sat in the Pavillion - a hibs pub - having a few drinks chatting to the guys at the table next to us. It was a full 30 minutes of football chat before the question of, "who do you support" was raised. They were die hard hibs fans and after 30 seconds of friendly ribbing we continued with our pints and chatted about the shocking state of the SPL and the dominance of the old firm. No hatred, no hard feelings and certainly no racism, bigotry or religion of any kind - exactly the way it should be.
I've got a lot of rangers fan friends and most of them are fine. However, even the nicer ones say things I simply can't believe when you get a few drinks in them and get them riled up about football.
15 May 2008, 02:16 PM
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Its not a problem to do with scotland, more a problem to do with football as a whole.
the boy at work is in a some football team, could not tell you which one as i don't pay attention, but he ended up scrapping with another player last week and got banned or some other rubbish
was not aware that people were pissing on others at a rugby game
but i have a plan....
any sport that involves a ball getting kicked at some point, should be banned
the boy at work is in a some football team, could not tell you which one as i don't pay attention, but he ended up scrapping with another player last week and got banned or some other rubbish
was not aware that people were pissing on others at a rugby game
but i have a plan....any sport that involves a ball getting kicked at some point, should be banned
15 May 2008, 02:18 PM
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difference is, thats the national team fans, this was club fans doing the holligan sherard.
more english football takes place internationally anyway hence facts n figures are low for scotland, hence why the scot prem league wanted to join english prem league, english prem league said go **** urself
more english football takes place internationally anyway hence facts n figures are low for scotland, hence why the scot prem league wanted to join english prem league, english prem league said go **** urself
15 May 2008, 02:20 PM
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difference is, thats the national team fans, this was club fans doing the holligan sherard.
more english football takes place internationally anyway hence facts n figures are low for scotland, hence why the scot prem league wanted to join english prem league, english prem league said go ***** yourself
There you go
15 May 2008, 02:20 PM
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Absolutely. And Saxo Boy has clearly, and somewhat ironically, nailed his colours to that partcular mast
What place is there for it in football? What happened to just supporting the local team in the city you grew up in?