Millwall Arrest

[Beach Hut]

So F.K and Ernest do go to matches then.

Not sure about FK but Ernest didn't go

 

[London Irish]

f*** off

To think, in the world of Baby NSP this passes for provocative, edgy self-expression

Who remembers The Full Harris when he used to post quite modest, self-effacing, eminently sensible, if slightly G-A-Y Astoria, comments about how Nathan Jones should be in the team? He was at least contributing something way back then.

 

[balloonboy]

Didn't the bottle/cup almost hit the ball boy? Or was it a ball girl? I couldn't see that well. Either way, the cretin who threw it deserves to be banned from going to ANY football ground for some time to come. If that had been a Millwall fan, it could have made the national news and Theo Paphitis would be doing his nut.

 

[fleet]

He was a few rows in front of me. Outrage to do this and encourage your kids to behave in that way. We don't need people like that at Albion games.

 

[Easy 10]

It was out of a white plastic cup. It could have been water, tea, coffee or bovril

If it was Bovril then that was BANG out of order. That stuff is an absolute bugger to shift, even at 90 degrees with three spin cycles.

 

[Dave the OAP]

Did he have glasses and a podgy face...I was it the same bloke who spat at the lino at Crewe, who I mentioned on here at the time?

 

[Chopper West]

I have seen this bloke at matches before and he is always swearing in front of his kid. We all like to let off steam at a game, but this cretin has f*** all idea of how to behave.

 

[Yorkie]

Did he have glasses and a podgy face...I was it the same bloke who spat at the lino at Crewe, who I mentioned on here at the time?

A good description of him, yes.

 

[Hove&Albion F.C]

Did he have glasses and a podgy face...I was it the same bloke who spat at the lino at Crewe, who I mentioned on here at the time?

Ah i remember him. Wasn't at the game yesterday, but if it was the sme guy, then what a

shame to think that that kids gonna grow up to be a coplete wanker, yet he will no no better as he's only had his dad (and mum im guessing) to look up to.

 

[burrish gull]

Sounds exactly like the bloke and his kid who were in front of me at Crewe, they were both spitting at the linesman and the kid was copying everything the old man did. I should have reported them but the bloke seemed the violent type, I'm glad they got arrested and hopefully the Albion will ban them for life

 

[Albion Rob]

To think, in the world of Baby NSP this passes for provocative, edgy self-expression

It always comes back to the POLLS, doesn;t it?

 

[Wardy]

Ban him and his kid for life. We do not need fans like this.

 

[Albion Rob]

A point on Costa that I have been meaning tp raise, every time the 'Withdean Screamer' does his bit she goes absolutely mental and it has got to the point where she is screaming: "Arrest that man."

My question is, could someone be arrested for screaming at a football match? I doubt it but could be wrong.

 

[e77]

A point on Costa that I have been meaning tp raise, every time the 'Withdean Screamer' does his bit she goes absolutely mental and it has got to the point where she is screaming: "Arrest that man."

My question is, could someone be arrested for screaming at a football match? I doubt it but could be wrong.

I somehow doubt it !

 

[Safeway]

The child who was with him apparently told Liz Costa to f*** off.

Not all bad, then. I hope that is taken into consideration when any punishment is being handed down.

Seriously though, lobbing anything at a player is well out of order and thoroughly deserving of arrest and a lengthy ban.

 

[fatboy]

Ah right.

Bit dodgy to have free seating arrangements in a stadium with a reputation for violence, though

 

[Cian]

Whats wrong with that statement?

Over here the FAI force fixed seating on potentially violent matches, e.g. St. Patricks Athletic vs Bohemians

All Millwall matches are potentially violent.

 

[Brixtaan]

All Millwall matches are potentially violent.

whats that got to do with where i stand?

 

[fatboy]

Whats wrong with that statement?

Over here the FAI force fixed seating on potentially violent matches, e.g. St. Patricks Athletic vs Bohemians

All Millwall matches are potentially violent.

What does it matter where you sit within the away end?

Clearly there is segregation between the home and away supporters.

Just out of interest, what was the last Brighton away game you went to?

 

[Cian]

whats that got to do with where i stand?

The FAI's reasoning is that with set seating and CCTV, its significantly easier to arrest anyone who is causing trouble

Its an honourable attempt kinda ruined by the fact most matches here are still pay on the gate..... And they rarely if ever take ID on the gate.