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I would be amazed if a youngster wasn't planning this. Think as much as it's a pain all should be searched before entering the stadium for a game like this. We can't risk the penalty from the FA

Yes I agree, there has to be searches. As you say, we cannot risk another fine from the FA. They will come down hard on us this time.
 
I would be amazed if a youngster wasn't planning this. Think as much as it's a pain all should be searched before entering the stadium for a game like this. We can't risk the penalty from the FA

I agree. surely the airport-style metal detectors - the hand-held ones could be used. They take seconds.
 
Likely to be more arrests apparently, lots of work going on behind the scenes to identify more suspects, they better keep their heads down if they intend to come to Saturdays match!
 
I didn't know there was any trouble? I must admit, it does make me chuckle, there's a large thread pre the first fixture about the 'good old days' where fans from both teams have been posting with some nostalgia about what they used to get up to when each other played!

Put it in present day and its a disgrace!
 
I didn't know there was any trouble? I must admit, it does make me chuckle, there's a large thread pre the first fixture about the 'good old days' where fans from both teams have been posting with some nostalgia about what they used to get up to when each other played!

Put it in present day and its a disgrace!

Funny that, isn't it.
 
The best way to check for flares is to set fire to everyone's trousers.
If they have s flare in their pocket , it will become obvious and they can be quickly arrested.
If they don't have a flare , they will have a slightly charred leg and ruined trousers , but in the long run its the best way to deal with these thugs
 
My son and I are driving down Saturday (well he's driving) but he is also bringing 2 of his mates who are Col U fans. Should be an interesting journey (back)!
 
Moronic Knuckle dragging morons ruining it for the rest of us.

A taste of the birch and two years national service should sort these louts out I say.
 
Same pair of Flares hes been wearing since the 70s i gather:hilarious:

Hey!!! We all wore flares in the 70's.

Played havoc with the DM's, that's why we moved to straight denims and braces. :smile::smile::smile:

Seriously, though, what we did in the 70's and 80's was what we did in the 70's and 80's; different times, different world, different game.

Am I proud of what we got up to; in the cold light of today, and todays values, probably, no. Do I regret those days and the camaraderie, again, no, it was what defined us, and, for good or bad, made us what we are.
The youngsters of today have to learn that they have to live within the parameters of today, not the 70's and 80's, or take the repercussions, hopefully a few wise words from us greybeards can steer them right.:winking:
 
Hey!!! We all wore flares in the 70's.

Played havoc with the DM's, that's why we moved to straight denims and braces. :smile::smile::smile:

Seriously, though, what we did in the 70's and 80's was what we did in the 70's and 80's; different times, different world, different game.

Am I proud of what we got up to; in the cold light of today, and todays values, probably, no. Do I regret those days and the camaraderie, again, no, it was what defined us, and, for good or bad, made us what we are.
The youngsters of today have to learn that they have to live within the parameters of today, not the 70's and 80's, or take the repercussions, hopefully a few wise words from us greybeards can steer them right.:winking:

Nice post Cockle, but if ive told you once ive told you a hundred times.. never add alcohol to your horlicks.
 

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