Modi Posted August 27, 2005 Posted August 27, 2005 What is it with football 'fans' that makes them think getting utterly tanked up at a game is a good idea? Today, I was sat just behind someone so drunk he couldn't stand up to anyone who had the audacity to ask to get past him. Then after the game, the coaches were delayed for an hour due to some cretinous Roverites who had so much to drink that they thought it a good idea to start picking an argument with departing Villa fans. This lead to stones, bottles, traffic cones and other objects being thrown and the police turning up to video all of us on the coaches as potential 'evidence'. Well thanks to the oafs involved.
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Hannah Posted August 27, 2005 Posted August 27, 2005 Totally agree. Although they didn't bother me they had obviously upset several people around them who moved away (several who were players friends and family) I have no objection to people drinking before a game but when they spoil it for other people it is unacceptable.
Blackpool_Rover Posted August 27, 2005 Posted August 27, 2005 (edited) Does my head in, i see them at most away games. They didnt annoy me inparticular today but i remember norwich away last year i had some trouble with some idiots. They dont care about the football, they just think they are clever and think their chants are funny, whereas they are crap. The chant they were singing for half the game today in their little group of about 12 Blackburn chavs (school starts again soon) was boring and nobody laughed apart from themselves. Then they are so thick they start singing garbage like 'easy, easy' when we are quite clearly under the cosh and about to concede any second, therefore having the villa fans laughing at us for the next 80 mins. Also singing 'whats it like to win **** all' to a club which has won the european cup and won the fa cup 7 times isnt the best thing to do. GO AND FOLLOW RUGBY Edited August 27, 2005 by Blackpool_Rover
modes98 Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 Only people i could see making a scene where scott slater and his crew The lads stood up just to my right, the invisable crew! good bunch of lads, that were tanked up and all credit to them! If i had been there early enough i would have and sung more, if they removed the no alcohol in the stands rule at some grounds then people might pace there drinks!
cn174 Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 If i had been there early enough i would have and sung more, if they removed the no alcohol in the stands rule at some grounds then people might pace there drinks! 342371[/snapback] I dont think that is true at all because until everyone got in the ground we didn't know that Villa no longer sold beer. So these people wouldn't have paced themselves, only drunk more. As for later on, when we was on the bus. It was the Rovers fans who started it, singing at the Villa fans, then throwing things. But when the Villa fans got through the gate they all run off back onto their bus! The police turned up about 10 minutes later and all the Villa fans run off and we sat there for about another half hour while the police were taking evidence.
Wez_of_rovers Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 Does my head in, i see them at most away games. They didnt annoy me inparticular today but i remember norwich away last year i had some trouble with some idiots. They dont care about the football, they just think they are clever and think their chants are funny, whereas they are crap. The chant they were singing for half the game today in their little group of about 12 Blackburn chavs (school starts again soon) was boring and nobody laughed apart from themselves. Then they are so thick they start singing garbage like 'easy, easy' when we are quite clearly under the cosh and about to concede any second, therefore having the villa fans laughing at us for the next 80 mins. Also singing 'whats it like to win **** all' to a club which has won the european cup and won the fa cup 7 times isnt the best thing to do. GO AND FOLLOW RUGBY 342359[/snapback] cheers mate and as for "WE started the trouble" i think you will find that we didnt...... if someone likes to throw a brik in my face (i was the one who got bricked) well i tihkn that there is going to be abit of trouble so get your facts right plz THEY threw the Cone THEY threw the sauce tubs THEY threw the briks. well its all on CCTV and they police have said that villa started it as they have rung me up this morning to know how i was because i was "concussed" but yeh thanks
Modi Posted August 28, 2005 Author Posted August 28, 2005 cheers mate and as for "WE started the trouble" i think you will find that we didnt...... if someone likes to throw a brik in my face (i was the one who got bricked) well i tihkn that there is going to be abit of trouble so get your facts right plz THEY threw the Cone THEY threw the sauce tubs THEY threw the briks. well its all on CCTV and they police have said that villa started it as they have rung me up this morning to know how i was because i was "concussed" but yeh thanks 342423[/snapback] So you're saying that 'briks' (sic) were thrown by Villa fans in a totally unprovoked attack? Why would the police come on the coaches and film fans if they didn't think that some had been involved in the incidents? (Not on our coach, or to hazard a guess the other official coaches either.) And whilst I am sorry to hear you were hit in the face with a 'brik' and suffered a concussion, had you drunk much before the game?
Wez_of_rovers Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 So you're saying that 'briks' (sic) were thrown by Villa fans in a totally unprovoked attack? Why would the police come on the coaches and film fans if they didn't think that some had been involved in the incidents? (Not on our coach, or to hazard a guess the other official coaches either.) And whilst I am sorry to hear you were hit in the face with a 'brik' and suffered a concussion, had you drunk much before the game? 342430[/snapback] i had 2 pints in the cap n gown thanks so i wasnt drunk and the bricks where taken from the burger van outside from under the wheels to stop it moving its all on CCTV
stuwilky Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 i had 2 pints in the cap n gown thanks so i wasnt drunk and the bricks where taken from the burger van outside from under the wheels to stop it moving its all on CCTV 342431[/snapback] wasnt it 7?
cn174 Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 i had 2 pints in the cap n gown thanks so i wasnt drunk and the bricks where taken from the burger van outside from under the wheels to stop it moving its all on CCTV 342431[/snapback] Well thats funny cos I was with someone in the cap and gown when you told them 'this is my 7th pint'
Wez_of_rovers Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 lol oh well i tried lol but still i wasnt "drunk"
Wez_of_rovers Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 cn174 how can singing "we are not were not really here we are not were not really here where like the fans of the invisable man were not really here" cause me to get a brik in my face.............. so that didnt start it at all
thenodrog Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 lol oh well i tried lol but still i wasnt "drunk" 342435[/snapback] Obviously you can tell lies for fun so how much of this is a lie?......... "cheers mate and as for "WE started the trouble" i think you will find that we didnt...... if someone likes to throw a brik in my face (i was the one who got bricked) well i tihkn that there is going to be abit of trouble so get your facts right plz THEY threw the Cone THEY threw the sauce tubs THEY threw the briks. well its all on CCTV and they police have said that villa started it as they have rung me up this morning to know how i was because i was "concussed" but yeh thanks" BTW Do you drive? If so (and assuming that you telling the truth about consuming 7 pints ......which imo is prob another of your fabrications) try telling some policeman when he stops you in your car that 7 pints in a couple of hours does not make you drunk.
thenodrog Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 cn174 how can singing "we are not were not really here we are not were not really here where like the fans of the invisable man were not really here" cause me to get a brik in my face.............. so that didnt start it at all 342436[/snapback] Obviously still concussed.
Wez_of_rovers Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 ? i dont drive and was you at the game? lol anyway not arguing the police know we didnt start it so have fun whining
cn174 Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 It wasn't the fact you was singing it, but you were singing it to try and provoke a reaction. To start with the Villa fans carried on walking past, but then a couple stopped and started singing back, then a few more. Then thats when things started being thrown.
roversWASmylife Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 I had no idea there was trouble after the game. During the match, I thought the lads where we are were just enjoying themselves but I had no idea there was a bit of aggro. I enjoyed myself anyway, just the game was a bit poor.
roversmum Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 (edited) He isn't old enough to drive let alone drink. Sorry Wez, but why do you do it? It's yourself you end up getting in trouble and it really isn't worth it. Edited August 28, 2005 by roversmum
Wez_of_rovers Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 He isn't old enough to drive let alone drink. 342446[/snapback]
bellamy11 Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 The gangster wannabes are usually good for a laugh but when it means we're sat behind on the coach for an hour then it's annoying. If you want to prove how hard you are, join a boxing club. See how far standing there with your arms in the air taunting people then trying to run away gets you there.
Wez_of_rovers Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 It wasn't the fact you was singing it, but you were singing it to try and provoke a reaction. To start with the Villa fans carried on walking past, but then a couple stopped and started singing back, then a few more. Then thats when things started being thrown. 342443[/snapback] well i am so sorry for enjoying myself because i usually spend 70 pound and be miserable im sorry
cn174 Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 well i am so sorry for enjoying myself because i usually spend 70 pound and be miserable im sorry 342451[/snapback] Well if thats what you call enjoying yourself, you shouldn't moan at the consequences
Wez_of_rovers Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 Well if thats what you call enjoying yourself, you shouldn't moan at the consequences 342453[/snapback] what singing? obviously i expect to get bricked all the time for singing happens at every game when i sing?
thenodrog Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 Totally agree. Although they didn't bother me they had obviously upset several people around them who moved away (several who were players friends and family) I have no objection to people drinking before a game but when they spoil it for other people it is unacceptable. 342348[/snapback] And precisely why I now choose to go to so few away games! If the match is a sell out for away fans the prospect of being sat behind or amongst boorish, foul mouthed and ignorant drunks whose last thought is to actually watch the match turns me right off. Time for BRFC to revue their policy of selling away tickets perhaps? Incidentally given that we have so much room in the Darwen End maybe we should introduce a two tier ticketing policy for visiting fans to Ewood. Darwen End lower @ £25 (or whatever it costs) and a free pepperami for the yobs and £35 inc a free programme and meal ticket upstairs for the more 'cerebral' football fans. Publicised well enough it might just attract a few thousand more over the course of a season. Accepting that we need to attract more spectators and given the superb facilities, the safety angle, the car parking, the view of the pitch and close access to the Motorway I think Ewood Park should rightly be promoted as a favourite venue for many opposing supporters............. ........I wonder if such a thought has ever entered Beamo's head?
Uxbridge rover Posted August 28, 2005 Posted August 28, 2005 It might be your singing try getting some voice coaching,or practise in the shower -DO - RE - ME - SO - FA -LA - TE - DO . LOL
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