RickofBHAFC
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- Jul 27, 2004
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Well that looks like as good a welcome as I am going to get on this place so thanks I suppose 
Be wary at Leeds
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
RickofBHAFC said:Well that looks like as good a welcome as I am going to get on this place so thanks I suppose
Welcome to NSC
See you at Leeds - I won't be in colours either.
dougdeep
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RickofBHAFC said:Well that looks like as good a welcome as I am going to get on this place so thanks I suppose
Welcome newby. You've caught us on a good night.
Dancin Ninja BHA
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- Jul 6, 2003
- 2,291
RickofBHAFC said:Well that looks like as good a welcome as I am going to get on this place so thanks I suppose
What do you expect after your ill-conceived first post?
What's the point of scare-mongering (sp?)? Serves no good purpose whatsoever
If you act like a numpty at Leeds, then someone MIGHT give you grief/slap/whatever..............if, like the 95% of the people on NSC, that go to away games for a laugh, and support the team, and don't act like a plum, then you'll have a good day out in Yorkshire
Did anyone not have a good dayout at Millwall, West Ham, Spurs who wasn't looking for trouble............................? Case for the defence
Chesney Christ
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Re: Re: Re: Be wary at Leeds
So let me get this right: Your mate from work's girlfriend's family spoke to some Leeds fans who said that there gonna do nasty things to any Brighton fans going to Elland Road.
Were these Leeds fans official spokesmen for the entire Elland Road faithful then?
Football hooliganism is roughly 99% bravado, bullshit and made-up stories and 1% violence.
RickofBHAFC said:
So let me get this right: Your mate from work's girlfriend's family spoke to some Leeds fans who said that there gonna do nasty things to any Brighton fans going to Elland Road.
Were these Leeds fans official spokesmen for the entire Elland Road faithful then?
Football hooliganism is roughly 99% bravado, bullshit and made-up stories and 1% violence.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Dancin Ninja BHA said:Did anyone not have a good dayout at Millwall, West Ham, Spurs who wasn't looking for trouble............................? Case for the defence
However did we have rows with any of the above in Brighton this season before we went there?
Brighton till i die
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Uncle Buck said:
i think Brighton have got a lot of tasty history with most of the above mentioned and all those games were the one and only recent meeting between the teams, since all the troubles in days gone by!
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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ChapmansThe Saviour said:
Thank you.
Rather than the head in clouds attitude people seem to be showing, at least somebody recognises Saturday will be iffy.
I guess we will have this same discussion on the run up to our trip to Cardiff.
Brighton till i die
You havin' a bubble?
i agree - there will definately be a fair bit of trouble up there.
but i dis-agree with the fact that innocent fans will get caught up in most of it.
i think for the thugs it will be a good day out because both sides will be up for it.
let them get on with it for 10 minutes i say to get it out their systems!!
but i dis-agree with the fact that innocent fans will get caught up in most of it.
i think for the thugs it will be a good day out because both sides will be up for it.
let them get on with it for 10 minutes i say to get it out their systems!!
Parson Henry
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Brighton till i die said:i agree - there will definately be a fair bit of trouble up there.
but i dis-agree with the fact that innocent fans will get caught up in most of it.
i think for the thugs it will be a good day out because both sides will be up for it.
let them get on with it for 10 minutes i say to get it out their systems!!
Problem being that there will not be any Brighton Thugs there..so the innocent may be targeted.
Brighton till i die
You havin' a bubble?
Perry Milkins said:
i am not sure there bud - i reckon a few may be but i think quite a few "lads" will travel up that aren't already banned!!
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The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Brighton till i die said:i agree - there will definately be a fair bit of trouble up there.
but i dis-agree with the fact that innocent fans will get caught up in most of it.
i think for the thugs it will be a good day out because both sides will be up for it.
let them get on with it for 10 minutes i say to get it out their systems!!
I think that is a bit far fetched!
I cant see any innocent fans being attacked by Leeds thugs, I also cant see any Brighton thugs going up there and looking for it!
Should be a good day out!
Brighton till i die
You havin' a bubble?
The Wookiee said:
I cant see any innocent fans being attacked by Leeds thugs, I also cant see any Brighton thugs going up there and looking for it!
Should be a good day out!
i hope you are right fella.
looking forward to a great day out!!
n1 gull
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I'm sure it will be fine, I'm taking my 8 year old son and his mate.
I wouldn't do that if I thought they'd get their heads kicked in,
although my sons mate can be a bit of pain, now theres a thought.....
I wouldn't do that if I thought they'd get their heads kicked in,
although my sons mate can be a bit of pain, now theres a thought.....
Brighton till i die
You havin' a bubble?
n1 gull said:
HMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
From the Huddersfield Examiner website from 2 weeks ago:
National news
Police hurt in football rampage Jan 15 2005
Two police officers have been injured when Leeds United hooligans went on the rampage outside the club's ground.
A group of Leeds yobs launched an attack on West Yorkshire Police officers after their match with Cardiff City ended at Elland Road.
One officer suffered a back injury when he was dragged off his horse by a supporter, while a second sustained an injury to his leg.
A force spokesman said 10 fans had been arrested, all of whom are thought to be Leeds United supporters.
He added that the Cardiff City fans, who have a similarly notorious hooligan following, behaved "impeccably".
The Leeds thugs are believed to have attacked the police after they kept the Cardiff City fans locked in the ground at the end of the game, as a conventional safety procedure.
Police believe the yobs turned their focus on their officers for denying them the chance to "get at" the Welsh side's fans.
The two sets of fans clashed during an FA Cup tie at Cardiff's Ninian Park ground three years ago, when riot police had to hold back rival factions after the City fans invaded the pitch.
Bad feeling had remained between the Championship sides' supporters ever since.
A force spokesman said: "There was no pre-match disorder. At the conclusion of the match the Cardiff City supporters were retained at the ground and were observed to behave impeccably. Unfortunately the Leeds supporters attacked police officers outside the ground which resulted in two officers suffering minor injuries - one as a result of being pulled from the horse. The horse bolted and was retrieved a short distance away. A total of 10 arrests were made in the ensuing disorder."
National news
Police hurt in football rampage Jan 15 2005
Two police officers have been injured when Leeds United hooligans went on the rampage outside the club's ground.
A group of Leeds yobs launched an attack on West Yorkshire Police officers after their match with Cardiff City ended at Elland Road.
One officer suffered a back injury when he was dragged off his horse by a supporter, while a second sustained an injury to his leg.
A force spokesman said 10 fans had been arrested, all of whom are thought to be Leeds United supporters.
He added that the Cardiff City fans, who have a similarly notorious hooligan following, behaved "impeccably".
The Leeds thugs are believed to have attacked the police after they kept the Cardiff City fans locked in the ground at the end of the game, as a conventional safety procedure.
Police believe the yobs turned their focus on their officers for denying them the chance to "get at" the Welsh side's fans.
The two sets of fans clashed during an FA Cup tie at Cardiff's Ninian Park ground three years ago, when riot police had to hold back rival factions after the City fans invaded the pitch.
Bad feeling had remained between the Championship sides' supporters ever since.
A force spokesman said: "There was no pre-match disorder. At the conclusion of the match the Cardiff City supporters were retained at the ground and were observed to behave impeccably. Unfortunately the Leeds supporters attacked police officers outside the ground which resulted in two officers suffering minor injuries - one as a result of being pulled from the horse. The horse bolted and was retrieved a short distance away. A total of 10 arrests were made in the ensuing disorder."
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