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More football violence today at Newcastle v Sunderland - 27 arrested
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daveybgtt
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F***'s sake, a bit of horseplay and NSC has a meltdown.
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Probably just getting his own back after he nearly choked to death eating a Big Mac earlier in the day
Puppet Master
non sequitur
- Aug 14, 2012
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Not surprised by this, our group nearly had some aggro with some Sunderland in Toon after the Boro game yesterday who attempted to wind us up by singing Pompey songs... thick twats. Real nasty bunch, coming out with some pretty vile racist stuff in the middle of the street
Not surprised by this, our group nearly had some aggro with some Sunderland in Toon after the Boro game yesterday who attempted to wind us up by singing Pompey songs... thick twats. Real nasty bunch, coming out with some pretty vile racist stuff in the middle of the street
That's a real shame. Always found Sunderland fans really friendly and decent on my travels up there. Never forget the respect they paid the team when they ran out for the match in April 83, the first away match after winning through to the cup final. Newcastle fans on the other hand.......
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Unfortunately an FA Cup semi-final and a huge local derby were two of the biggest and most high profile matches of the season that would have been shown on TV across the world. Incidents often take place in rough towns like Luton, Nuneaton and Newport County - but they're not as newsworthy as on this weekend's biggest football stages in England.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I've seen Brighton fans doing it in Brighton station when palace were in town.
But that was a long long time ago, in a galaxy far away.
But that was a long long time ago, in a galaxy far away.
A mix of fans support every club of course, but on foreign holidays (more then once) I've come across some awful Sunderland fans. Aggressive, and a hatred of a lot of other clubs and their fans .... I thought they'd only hate Newcastle and M'boro
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,089
You can't generalise about Sunderland this or Millwall that. People are people, whether it's Yeovil Town, Sheffield Utd or Newcastle they support. No one football club has exclusivity on the moronic individual or the 'butter wouldn't melters' as much as The Daily Mail would love us all to believe otherwise.
I think you're dead right there, we all have our own experiences of good and bad and all clubs have some fans who will welcome you and some who won't. Some clubs are worse than others though.
Thankfully, the football authorities and police, don't go down that road, and quite rightly have been and will continue to be hard on the fans of certain clubs like Millwall and Leeds, and soft touch on most others. If some innocent Millwall and Leeds fans sometimes pay the price of tough policing and sanctions, that's hard luck.
I confess to having twatted a horse.
It was attacking my very shy inoffensive dog, rearing up looking to trample her under front hooves.
It wanted a punch on the nose & got it. It soon stopped its' nonsense
Next time I'll put a horseshoe on to even things up.
Anyway, what animal has it's vag across it's back?
Police horse.
I'm here all week
It was attacking my very shy inoffensive dog, rearing up looking to trample her under front hooves.
It wanted a punch on the nose & got it. It soon stopped its' nonsense
Next time I'll put a horseshoe on to even things up.
Anyway, what animal has it's vag across it's back?
Police horse.
I'm here all week
Seagull on the wing
New member
Would'nt call his brain that big....if it is then it must be a mushy pea...What a cowardly tw*t. Not brave in the slightest. A few pints of Newcastle Brown and a brain the size of a pea, has just earned tw*t a prison term.
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
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In fairness it was a rubbish punch by a fat and bald ******* who got rightly flattened by the Cops a nano-second after they probably stopped laughing. Great entertainment, great policing and basically well done Her Majesty's forces of good against the nasty northerner tribes. Not that I felt scarred of 'em anyway - hardly The Firm are they?!!
Albion Rob
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I thought this was football's tribute to her. Taking it back to the 80s in honour of the Iron Lady.
Pretty pink fairy
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