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[Archived] Carling Cup 09-10

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RevidgeBlue World Cup

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The game has suddenly taken on great significance now in the sense that we badly need a thumping morale boosting victory and for our shot shy strikers to learn the feeling of hitting the back of the net again.

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jodrell

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It will be interesting what action the FA take and what saint Trevor has to say about the trouble. Hope they live up to there name and get hammered.

mrsjansen Premier League

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There has been trouble betwee the 2 fans in he past so he FA should have insisted it was played behind closed doors.

Just shown the scenes on sky news, one of the west ham players was laughing along with the fans.

Disgusting.

Hasta

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Why is it disgusting.

Er, because there are a couple of hundred on the pitch abusing and threatening the Millwall players as well as the West Ham stewards.

Kelbo World Cup

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I have just had a pm from Rovers 1995 and he is unable to post, wont let him PM Mods either, he doesnt know wht he has done wrong and neither do I !!!

Can a Moderator help please?

sambo Champions League

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are there highlights of tonights game being shown anywhere??

Tomorrow, BBC1, at around 9 or 10

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Tom World Cup

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What? It's a disgrace, nothing less, like it or not football is now a family sport and this sort of thing has no place anymore.

BlueWhiteDynamite Premier League

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fans getting stabbed isn't funny, also if reports are true many real fans making their way to the game were also caught up in this. those with little kids leaving the ground wont know what to do.

the guy with the long claret and blue hair at the end of the game with his top off, what a tool!! ban them all!!!!!

bob fleming World Cup

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Just watching some of those scenes. Unbelievable really, you go on the pitch, you get a banning order. Simples. That's how it works in East Lancs. Is it different in London? Not only that but who the hell are they selling tickets to? Non regulars rather than ST holders for a match against Millwall?!? There is no way that that ground should be full again this season.

Grim stuff.

Ben-2000 Champions League

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Just watching some of those scenes. Unbelievable really, you go on the pitch, you get a banning order. Simples. That's how it works in East Lancs. Is it different in London? Not only that but who the hell are they selling tickets to? Non regulars rather than ST holders for a match against Millwall?!? There is no way that that ground should be full again this season.

Grim stuff.

You would think so, but you know how it is... if somebody is determined enough to get a ticket they will get one

92er Champions League

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Just watching some of those scenes. Unbelievable really, you go on the pitch, you get a banning order. Simples. That's how it works in East Lancs. Is it different in London?

Grim stuff.

A couple of Man City fans were found guilty of encroaching on the pitch, I believe, but the Magistrates declined to invoke the requested banning orders-LT last week.

Sandman Championship

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What? It's a disgrace, nothing less, like it or not football is now a family sport and this sort of thing has no place anymore.

The less women at football the better. The more intimidating and nasty the atmosphere the better as well, football has lost all of it's passion because of this over the top nonsense, some people got on the pitch why the need to over react.

neekoy Champions League

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The less women at football the better. The more intimidating and nasty the atmosphere the better as well, football has lost all of it's passion because of this over the top nonsense, some people got on the pitch why the need to over react.

So it is alright for people to get stabbed by going to a football game?

As someone has already said, this will probably cost England the 2018 World Cup, dreams destroyed because of your few "passionate" fans.

This kind of behaviour is not tolerated in a civilised society, just because it happens near a big green picth with two teams playing in pretty colours doesn;t mean we need to suddenly start praying to the sun gods and hitting each other with sticks.

Sandman Championship

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So it is alright for people to get stabbed by going to a football game?

As someone has already said, this will probably cost England the 2018 World Cup, dreams destroyed because of your few "passionate" fans.

This kind of behaviour is not tolerated in a civilised society, just because it happens near a big green picth with two teams playing in pretty colours doesn;t mean we need to suddenly start praying to the sun gods and hitting each other with sticks.

The stabbing incident happened away from the ground so why are you even bringing that up, i'm talking about the pitch invasion. The odd pitch invasion is a nothing incident and it's the over reaction to it that will be a problem. I'm not a fan of football hooligans either, i just think the way grounds are at the moment is on a whole pathetic and the next generation of football supporters are being lost because of it. Isn't the average age of the crowds in the 40's now compared to lads in their teens like it was for a long long time.

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