Hooligans

[durhamshrimp]

Cockneys.

Pathetic.

[Andy]

[I've edited the thread title since this was posted, Keith]
Eh ?

[durhamshrimp]

West Ham Millwall

[Duffman]

I think he's referring to the (predictable) violence at the West Ham - Millwall game.

[Andy]

Sorry, only really watch anything around the smoke if we're down here !!!!!!

[sgt major]

It's sad really for Millwall as they more than any club in this country (don't include the Jocks as they are collaborators) have done more than anybody to try and sort out their problems.

Films like Green Street and the new one "The Firm" plus the pathetic Danny Dyer documentaries on Sky are fueling a new generation of numpties (Old and young) that want to fight each other and it's absolutely nothing to do with footie.

This incident has actually caused an argument between me and the missus as she now thinks all fans coming to the York will be carrying knives. I tried to assure her that there is more chance of getting stabbed down Queen Street on a Saturday night than in the York. Our fans are a credit to the league for their hospitality to away fans - do we really need to go too far up the leagues with this rubbish going on?

A sad night for football.

[RedRedWine1]

Thats the World Cup bid up in smoke......

[George Dawes]

thing is it's not a case of kids being influenced by danny dyer films, a lot of these lot are in there 30s 40s 50s


a bit older a lot than danny dyer, this is something thats been bread into em more like when them two clubs are concerned


although there is still a element in football everywhere

[thegentlegiant]

I personally think it's Millwall full stop, anywhere they go there is trouble....And to blame TV for it well lets be honest its not to blame its the 70s and 80s era to blame and Millwall as far as I am concerned do not do enough to stop these careless fans from attending there games!

[sgt major]

I personally think it's Millwall full stop, anywhere they go there is trouble....And to blame TV for it well lets be honest its not to blame its the 70s and 80s era to blame and Millwall as far as I am concerned do not do enough to stop these careless fans from attending there games!

I have a mate who is a Milwall fan in Australia - I think he may be able to give us a better view on things when he logs in - Over to you Orange!!

[P/T Indie]

Wasn't all the trouble in the ground at least from the West ham end even the top police fella from last night has said it was all West Ham.

[durhamshrimp]

It's sad really for Millwall as they more than any club in this country (don't include the Jocks as they are collaborators) have done more than anybody to try and sort out their problems.

Films like Green Street and the new one "The Firm" plus the pathetic Danny Dyer documentaries on Sky are fueling a new generation of numpties (Old and young) that want to fight each other and it's absolutely nothing to do with footie.

This incident has actually caused an argument between me and the missus as she now thinks all fans coming to the York will be carrying knives. I tried to assure her that there is more chance of getting stabbed down Queen Street on a Saturday night than in the York. Our fans are a credit to the league for their hospitality to away fans - do we really need to go too far up the leagues with this rubbish going on?

A sad night for football.

True, supposed grown men behaving in such a way is pathetic. They obviously don't realise how stupid they look.

As for Danny Dyer, does anyone know anyone who is isn't a cockney who actually likes the guy? The world's split into two kinds of people. People who think Danny Dyer is a c*nt and c*nts.

[Wednesdayite]

To be honest folks...most of the 'bigger' teams have a hooligan element, I know wednesday do and they still go to the same pubs around hillsborough and probably are the same numpties that were doing it in the 80/90's. With west ham , there all hooligans with a small fan element

If you look at the tv footage from the other night, a lot of them on the pitch were the wrong side of 40...it looked like an ICF dinner& dance reunion gone badly wrong....

[P/T Indie]

[quote="Wednesdayite"]To be honest folks...most of the 'bigger' teams have a hooligan element, I know wednesday do and they still go to the same pubs around hillsborough and probably are the same numpties that were doing it in the 80/90's. With west ham , there all hooligans with a small fan element


I have seen a few scraps down at Leppings Lane after a game while waiting for the Tram back into the center of Sheffield it happened just about every time I went.

[marky No.1]

Leeds are still at the top of the list according to these stats, Grimsby got the most banning orders in L2

Scroll down to page 4/5. Page 16 is also interesting.

http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/documents/ ... iew=Binary

[P/T Indie]

Watch out for the Hinckley Town massive

and what about Leek did someone have a fight with a sheep