Trouble in town.

[Easy 10]

If it wasn't for these numbskulls who can't hold their drink without wanting to twat someone, the laws might be more relaxed inside the stadiums - like in some other countries, where you can actually enjoy a beer in the comfort of your seat whilst watching the game.

Unfortunately the people with these 'special needs' on a matchday would be completely unable to cope with that without behaving like utter tools, so we ALL have that small privelege denied to us.

Shame, but I suppose the fully-functioning human beings just have to cater for the lowest forms of pondlife in society as best we can.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

what is the EDF?

Yes I know its a Electicity company

 

[Barrel of Fun]

I don't know what that chap is talking about. Do we have many EDF members?

 

[AK74]

what is the EDF?

Yes I know its a Electicity company

English Defence League?

Edit: Where the 'L' for league is transposed for 'F' for firm?

 

[Easy 10]

Erectile Disfunction Firm ?

 

[daveinprague]

Maybe EDL wanted to fly a St George Flag....

These are the people who argue that they want to keep England English.
They are fighting for England...
Although, people on here have told me they are decent people who just want England to be like it used to be, and they are not moronic thugs.

haha

Having said that, to be fair to the nitwits, is there any proof that the people involved have EDL links?

 

[Publius Ovidius]

shall we kick off the argument about what is "british" or "English"?

BUT If it was an EDF set to, then why were Tottenham fans fighting Chelsea fans? were they representing Israel? BUT isn't Abramovitch a Jew also?

Confused of Mile Oak

 

[cheeseroll]

No they don't, that's Chelsea and Linfiled that have links with Rangers. The call themselves Blues brothers it goes back to the 80's.

I stand corrected. I checked again and apparently it was only my mate a few others..

 

[The Wookiee]

what has the edl got to do with it? Some people on here are pathetic.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

what has the edl got to do with it? Some people on here are pathetic.

someone mentioned it in the Argus link. Don't shoot the messenger

 

[narly101]

ffs - it was a friendly for christ sake. A pre-season "friendly" to welcome Mark McGhee back, and to see the Albion first team in action before the start of the season.

I was quite amazed to find out that the Sportsman had had to close 45minutes before kick off due to "away fans getting a bit rowdy" as one of the Stewards put it.

I took my 2 year old to the game and he loved it for the best part of 60 minutes, but he got bored of sitting down, so my wife took him outside the stadium for a walk, but now that I find out about a bunch of mouth breathing knuckle draggers "having it large" in Grove Hill, I shall think twice about letting her leave on her own in the future.

f***ing twats! I thoroughly enjoy coming to see the Albion play, I can't always make it because I live in London, and I work much of the weekend. But when I do come I don't want to know that my lifelong supported team have meatheads who enjoy this shit. Knowing that it happens on f***ing match days make it even more of a worry to bring my little'un.

Knobs.

 

[Skaville]

So these loyal supporters who follow us home and away were having a ruck at 16:30 on a match day?

 

[Barrel of Fun]

what has the edl got to do with it? Some people on here are pathetic.

From the Argus link...

wrote:
looking at various forums, it seems a large number of Albion fans are also members of the EDF...trouble just waiting to happen under guise of football...

 

[Gwylan]

Some classic comments on the Argus website from some of the football haters who want the club to be responsible for ALL the costs associated with any form of hooliganism in Brighton, whether it occurs at the ground or not. This would include all policing, courts. legal fees and administration (and probably the cost of the keeping any offenders in prison).

The proposer, Gubbins, makes it clear that he wants to see clubs hit hard so, perhaps this is the first sign of a new attack from the cackbadgers who have lost the Falmer battle and want to attack on another front. We can probably expect more of this sort of thing over the coming months (sigh).

 

[The Wookiee]

So these loyal upporters who follow us home and away were having a ruck at 16:30 on a match day?

How do you know who was involved? Could of been pissed up geezers on a stag do ? ? ?

 

[Skaville]

How do you know who was involved? Could of been pissed up geezers on a stag do ? ? ?

This was the time quoted in the Argus under the "Football Thugs" thread and concurs with the time that I saw four lads getting questioned outside my house on Saturday afternoon.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

well passing on what i heard, i would like to add i never partake in this sort of thing ever, lunchtime back of london road about 50 on each side and brighton came out on top, aberdeen/spurs were then rounded up and sent packing on a train to london.

there was absolutely no trouble down the seafront tonight, in fact one of the most peaceful saturdays on record.

wookie.

 

[Safeway]

I work for EDF and can confirm it is the talk of the canteen this lunchtime. Tales of going toe-to-toe with the Sweaties, and running battles with the Yids are all you can hear.

 

[Sheebo]

I work for EDF and can confirm it is the talk of the canteen this lunchtime. Tales of going toe-to-toe with the Sweaties, and running battles with the Yids are all you can hear.

Doesn't suprise me - I remember your firm at Crewe a few yrs back - that poor Kenny Lunt

 

[The Wookiee]

So these loyal supporters who follow us home and away were having a ruck at 16:30 on a match day?

well looking at the attendance it would appear quite a few loyal fans who follow brighton home and away decided not to go to the match