West Ham v Millwall...
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Fran Hagarty
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Neither can I, but it's on the radio.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Probably best to hack into the Met's CCTV
berkshire seagull
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Yeah i thought it was bloody live grrrrrrrrrrr!
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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It is probably lively....
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Brighton Bhuna Boy
I know a Millwall fan at work who was going today.
He was going in the second coach. (as the first one would probably bear the brunt of the West Ham Hoolies).
I said "Sooner you than me!"
He said he was writing his Will yesterday.
He was going in the second coach. (as the first one would probably bear the brunt of the West Ham Hoolies).
I said "Sooner you than me!"
He said he was writing his Will yesterday.
The Laughing Bluebird
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The Old Bill certainly had their hands full with West Ham when they played here last Tuesday night.
A couple of hundred of them arrived on the train early in the afternoon and immediately set about smashing a pub near the station to bits. By all accounts they were running riot in the Grangetown area of the city for around an hour before the police managed to get them under control.
They also started going beserk inside the ground at half-time. For no apparent reason a large number of them steamed into the police during the break. It looked pretty nasty. All of the women and kids in the West Ham section had to be taken out of there and put into the home family enclosure for the rest of the game.
A couple of hundred of them arrived on the train early in the afternoon and immediately set about smashing a pub near the station to bits. By all accounts they were running riot in the Grangetown area of the city for around an hour before the police managed to get them under control.
They also started going beserk inside the ground at half-time. For no apparent reason a large number of them steamed into the police during the break. It looked pretty nasty. All of the women and kids in the West Ham section had to be taken out of there and put into the home family enclosure for the rest of the game.
The Cat in the Hat
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- Sep 10, 2003
- 117
They put women & kids in with the Cardiff
fans?
Did they come out alive?
fans?
Did they come out alive?
The Laughing Bluebird
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The Cat in the Hat said:
Of course! We're a family club now - hadn't you heard?
The Cat in the Hat
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- Sep 10, 2003
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errrrrmmmmm
ok then
ok then
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Brighton Bhuna Boy
You've got to play them again LB. In the League
BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 9,420
god,i bet Cardiff fans couldn't believe what they were seeing.
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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I guess it was a result of all the hype surroundig cardiff's hooligans. The west ham lot probably wanted to let them know who's 'boss'. TLB, what were the cardiff hooligans doing during all this?
berkshire seagull
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Yeah bluebird and i heard sheffield had its worst football violence ever last weekend mmmmm,but we all no what those sheffield boys are like aswell.
The Laughing Bluebird
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GNLF: Our lot were nowhere near the West Ham mob when they started performing. That was the oddest thing about it. There seemed to be no apparent reason for their attack on the police, but it looked very much premeditated as loads of them were involved and it flared up so quickly.
You're right though, it was probably the ICF trying to impress their Soul Crew counterparts. City play West Ham again here soon in the league. Should be interesting.....
You're right though, it was probably the ICF trying to impress their Soul Crew counterparts. City play West Ham again here soon in the league. Should be interesting.....