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Just to clarify, I am not planning any more away trips. I shall always be at the Amex, where I sit amongst normal human beings.:)

I rest my case.

The thread title was half way through being typed when I accidentally pressed the wrong button which posted the thread. Couldn't be arsed to change it after that. Just as well really. These sort of incidents go unnoticed by the police because they are nowhere to be seen. Don't worry, I won't be...

Why can't people just behave and have respect for others. Is that so much to ask.? Probably a bit naive on my part in this day and age.

They were not all fine. The lady was in tears and her man had a choice to make, wade in or shake hands. What would you do if you had a tearful wife with you who was obviously hurt by some drunk falling on her. I did see it butI failed to mention it it because it did not deserve a mention. These...

Nothing personal, but your views are a long way removed from mine. Let's leave its that.

People want to go to an away game and sit in the seat they have bought and enjoy the game. Unfortunately, that is no longer possible as they are surrounded by inconsiderate tw**s Such as your good self.

Because I am not about to get in to an unwinnable argument with a bunch of drunk lads and end up going backwards over the Seats in front (I am getting on now and not as agile as I once was.)

You also realise in these situations how bl**dy dangerous it is standing in a seated area when everyone is leaping about. In the old days you would take a step forward if you overbalanced, but now you just go straight over the chair in front.

I was embarrassed to stand amongst a core of our away "supporters" on Saturday. The usual group of hard core Twats mouthing off, drunk or drugged up and generally making the occasion an afternoon you wished you stayed at home. They have the cheek to sing to the Reading fans that their support is...