Given the importance of this match, it's too tempting for the Soul Crew not to turn up. I hope Sussex police are prepared........
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[News] Burnley v Cardiff fans violence
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blue-shifted
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Got to say in my years of supporting Albion, the worst fan behaviour I've seen was from Cardiff. Not just saying it because we're up against them now. Just remembering trips to Ninian Park, where big groups of lads were rounding on the young and the blatantly not up for fighting (for example, me... but not just me) in a more thuggish and aggressive way than I've seen anywhere else.
Baker lite
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At first glance I thought it was President Macron’s snatch squads beating on the old and disabled again.
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Ninian Park was a place I visited only once- and made suitable preparation to be there and away quickly.
DavidRyder
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Post-match tomorrow if we win might be interesting...
Dr Bandler
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Yes, I agree. Two trips to Ninian Park in the old days and it was very unpleasant. While all violence is undesirable, their habit of picking on innocents while they themselves are in large groups is cowardly and sickening. I would like to see some of these tossers fight one-on-one with someone who can really fight - that is how angry they made me. I guess they would not be up for that.
Justice
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Cardiff fans claim to hate the English well get out of our league then sheep dippers.
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Can see those twats disrupting West Street tomorrow daytime, Wetherspoons.
el punal
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Not a nice video to watch admittedly, but we are nowhere near the mad, bad days of the 70s and 80s. I’ve been to loads of home and away games over the last few years. I have taken various family members along, daughters, sons-in-law, grandchildren and not once have I/we encountered any trouble.
I’m of the mind that these days if you’re looking for trouble you’ll find it, and the consequences that go with it. If you’re just off to watch the footie, have a few beers and a laugh then you’ll be alright.
Do we? There aren't many places on earth less civilized than a British high street on a Friday night.
The times I went with my mate it was fine but they were absolute nutcases, seeking out Brighton's firm although I did get kicked from a Taffy with a moustache on my own in the late nineties; it was hard not to laugh at him. There's a breed of them that all look the same!
Because they’re thick?
BBassic
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There's one: a British high street on a Saturday night.
Pretty pink fairy
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roll up, roll up
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DR
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Return of the Rev
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Recall getting chased out of Ninian Park in 1977 by about 40 of the locals
Brave lads chasing one 16 year old
Brave lads chasing one 16 year old
Pretty pink fairy
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got a bit of a shock in Hove park a few years later though, Pub outside Preston Park station springs to mind as wellRecall getting chased out of Ninian Park in 1977 by about 40 of the locals
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got a bit of a shock in Hove park a few years later though, Pub outside Preston Park station springs to mind as well
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DR
Windows caved inwards. The Station Hotel.
https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/5153553.soccer-yobs-go-on-rampage/
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BN41Albion
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I was quite shocked when on a night out in Paris not so long ago on a weekend, it was pretty similar to your typical British West Street in the area I was in! Australia is very similar also from experience
Return of the Rev
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A few other occasions spring to mindgot a bit of a shock in Hove park a few years later though, Pub outside Preston Park station springs to mind as well
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DR