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Very much so. Violent action is only acceptable to defend yourself or others. I'd extend that to say that it is also acceptable if there is a reasonable fear it is about to occur but hasn't yet. There aren't really any other circumstances accepting those that people like to create in their own...

That was Agnes, Ethel's was the damp one.

I wouldn't say I was a tosser in my 20s, more of a twat. But as I've got older I've become a more articulate twat. Twatism is very under-rated.

Such a dirty drug. Much better when they were all on MDNA. They even clapped the away attendance announcement.

Some folk are just weird. Turn up at the game, meet others, have a sing song, cheer the Albion on and then go home. Is this marching powder thing not just a young craze ? The worst I saw in the ESU was Ethel swinging her knickers at Calderon.

In contrast, I was grabbed and kissed by a chap at Wolves after we scored in the promotion season. He apologised and I said it was quite alright. It was the first time since I could remember that someone had given me a meaningful peck.

I went to over 150 away matches in the 90s and I can't even recall a single game where Albion fans started trouble. If there was it would. have been pretty minor. I knew most of the regulars at away matches. We didn't take long to count.

'Sensitive and seemingly well behaved teenager, who clearly doesn't like trouble, needs a responsible adult to take him to the Ajax game. Spare flight and ticket free for anyone who agrees to help and missed out on the allocation. Those interested should join the 2 mile queue at the AMEX'