McTavish
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Good job this lot didn’t make it to the semi final then:
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[Football] Revealed: 'Alarming' cocaine use at Wembley for England vs Czech Republic
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el punal
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You really, really don’t like him, do you?
current media campaign isn't it. Seem to be blaming the relating recent high profile incidents to cocaine use at games , guess they can be seen to be doing something.
Except that the Arsenal v Man Utd pitch invader was high on drugs judging by the size of his eye pupils.
Whatever happened to having just a beer, bet and rant at football? It seems to be a young generation that seem to want everything now. Football Factory started all this 'match day experience' nonsense and has a lot to answer for.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
The toilet cubicles were tested by reporters?
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
That's what I saw. Tested with a £50 note in hand!!??
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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this is rife in the media industry itself, always surprised me how they like to shine a light on this issue when their own house is not in order. but who will report on the reporters.
Yes. Also....they are scum though, football 'fans', though, aren't they though? It is important to remind the public of this. Daily Telegraph has a responsibility to remind its tweed jacket wearing readership to not get too fond of the old footy, because this runs the risk of ordinary middle class people finding that football fans are actually a decent bunch on the whole, with hopes and expectations that should be given consideration. Best remind them that actually there is a very good chance indeed of randomly getting your ear bitten off by a drugged up chav with bulging eyes if you make the mistake of attending a fixture. Edit: with the purpose of boosting newspaper sales. Innit.
That said, personally I'm 20 years too old to find the idea of coke (or speed, the poorer man's stimulant de jour in the late 70s) appropriate for football, it being already a source of great emotional upheaval, elevation of my blood pressure, raging sinus tachycardia, etc. One of the effects of coke is, of course, to make you excessively cocky so, people who want to be jack the lad at the football, but are actually a bit scared to do so would likely benefit from such self-medication. Dutch courage in powder form.
I think you’re taking me a bit too seriously. As it happens I have warmed to him.
You've got the best user name for this thread.....
TBH it's probably cheaper than the beer at Wembley...
ewe2
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Perhaps its official......!
Apparently more likely to find coke in toilet cubicles in public buildings in Sussex than in Wembley last Friday:
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Dirk Lehmann's Python
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Apples and pears. How many of those public buildings have sniffer dogs outside and frisk you before allowing entry?
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More likely to have found some in Parliament's toilets and reckon security there is pretty on top! Just trying to counterbalance a sensationalist headline.
Whitechapel
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I think you’d be surprised at how many people in the 18-25 age bracket have at least tried cocaine. It’s increasingly common, it’s inctrasingly cheap. The more people have it on a night out the more likely you are to be offered some. It’s a vicious cycle but it’s rampant.
It’s easy to put it down to just my social group, but I’ve bumped in to people I hadn’t seen since school on nights out and “have you got any numbers for coke?” is quite often asked the second enough small talk has been had. The amount of people taking it is skyrocketing.
