luton fans attack kiddy fans

[mune ni kamome]

I thought "kiddy fans" was an obscure reference to members of the cloth.

 

[Hornblower]

Oh, they've got some utter scumbags. When York played them in the Conference play-offs a couple of years ago, they trapped the York players who barely escaped to the changing rooms.

Luton fans founded the EDL.

The whole town is a dump, and the club is followed by a lot of low life. Not that I like making generalisations...

Not a family club at all.[/

I well remember being kicked in the bollocks by one member of a large group of Luton fans who had been denied access to the Goldstone. Twas my first experience of football violence and in view of the pain caused and the inadvisability of exacting retribution - there were at least 30 of them and three of us - it remains the most painful. Not least because I never managed to get the cherry red stain from the perps docs out of my Lord John worsteds.

 

[mona]

Someone wants to do a Dresden on Luton.

I thought Millwall did years ago.

 

[Return of the Rev]

We had a few problems with them late 60's.including a few scum who kicked down doors at houses in Old Shoreham Road to steal from elderly residents.
We had to go up there and show them it was a bad idea.
They will never change.

And turn over cars with babies in?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I heard they went to wall a few years back and attacked a pub on their patch before the game but got done on ilderton road. regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

And turn over cars with babies in?

didn't Brighton do that at Luton but obviously without babies in the car
regards
DR

 

[Jack Daniels]

Since when?..... they have always been a family oriented club, no history of footy aggro, other than in their derby vs Watford,....

We had a moment in the Feathers by the station once, but other than that nothing.

This incident just sounds like locals rather than footy specific aggro.

Hope your fishing. Otherwise you have no sight and no hearing. The best thing for everyone is if the disappeared altogether.

 

[SussexHoop]

hit and miss outfit , have a rivalry with Watford but seem to have a proper one with qpr, remember WSF getting in their end in the 80's, was always lively around the shopping centre and the walkways over the roads and the streets around the ground after the game.
regards
DR

That stems from a game in the 80s when they attacked a lot of scarfers with knives. I think the total number of QPR with stab / slash wounds was over 20.

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

Luton was the 1st club I remember us having real rucks with in the late 60's early '70's

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

That stems from a game in the 80s when they attacked a lot of scarfers with knives. I think the total number of QPR with stab / slash wounds was over 20.

yep heard qpr had revenge one year when they played them ,went back to st Pancras and had it with Luton on the platform
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

not the best place to go to tbh,esp night games,had a few scarey moments

EVEN WORSE WHEN YOU GET SENT BACK TO LONDON
regards
DR

 

[Dorset Seagull]

Got chased back to the station on an away day back in the 70's and then the bricks and bottles came down on the platform and it all got very nasty.

I seem to recall that the car incident was when Luton came to the Goldstone and the occupant of the vehicle was Malcolm McDonald and child and it was Albion fans trying to turn it over

 

[Gullys Cats]

****ing bully's picking on kiddys

 

[SussexHoop]

yep heard qpr had revenge one year when they played them ,went back to st Pancras and had it with Luton on the platform
regards
DR

Yes ...some of what happened on the platform at St Pancras is on Youtube.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Yes ...some of what happened on the platform at St Pancras is on Youtube.

good old youtube
regards
DR

 

[brakespear]

I used to live in Luton, with the stadium just at the end of the road from me. Although the house I was in was good the town itself is the worst place I have been to in the UK.

 

[wellquickwoody]

, no history of footy aggro,.

Do you ever offer an opinion on footy hooliganism? If so, please stop.

 

[oldboy]

Me and cple mates got got done in a pub up there over 30 years ago. Oh well there you go thats life.

 

[GingerBeerMan]

non-league, who cares? not like they're going to kick it with the big boys any time soon.

 

[Woodchip]

I misunderstood the topic title at first and thought Luton fans had stabbed some children

So did I. All through this I've been trying to work out where the kids were involved.