May 21, 2016 -- 11:10AM, OnePercenter wrote:

Two wrongs do not make a right. Liverpool fans fighting at a European final is sheer lunacy. The fans involved need lifetime bans and jail time. You can excuse their behaviour.

It is obvious that down in his Sevenoaks council estate, onepercenter never sees the Manchester evening news, so for his benefit this is a typical article covering Manchester related football violence in that paper.

As new figures are set to show a rise in football-related violence, Mike Keegan reveals a catalogue of trouble at City and United games across the country.  A shock dossier compiled by the M.E.N. reveals that the menace of football hooliganism is far from extinct. Documents obtained under Freedom of Information laws show police had to deal with a catalogue of booze-fuelled hooliganism at United and City games including:

•Fights in pubs, grounds and stadium car parks

•Sickening chants about the Munich air disaster

•Supporters storming turnstiles and forcing entry into sold-out matches

•Gangs of racist fans converging on the city from Europe

We asked every police force in the country for post-match reports into games played by the Reds and Blues. The revelations come as the Home Office is set to announce a rise in the number of incidents of violence and disorder at football matches last season.

Nice eh onepercenter (not!) At least we agree that two wrongs don't make a right, maybe your team should consider trying to put it's own house in order maybe?

May 22, 2016 -- 9:27AM, OnePercenter wrote:

How many more people have to die at football matches before idiots like pushkin take the off their blinkers and start condemning these thugs?

u are a mug and a total hypocrite onepercenter, blinded by your manure bigotry.

Where have I tried to defend anyone? I have merely put a little bit of balance into your attempts at trying to make something out of nothing./b]

[b]U just don't get it do onepercenter, so to reiterate, a typical match involving your team goes along the lines of:

Manchester derby hooligans fight in horrific mass street brawl involving around 100 hooligans which erupts after Sunday's Manchester United and Manchester City match.

An hour-and-a-half after City had beaten United, a group of Red trouble-makers stormed The Eastlands Bar, near the Etihad stadium, which was packed with celebrating Blues. United hooligans also threw bottles and a flare at City fans who were drinking on a terrace at the rear of bar.

Police say hooligans attacked each other with wooden poles.

The violence left one man, 48, thought to be a City fan on the ground after he had been punched and kicked in the head while on the deck.

Police were on the scene moments later and arrested one man they found using a chair as a weapon.

The five suspects who were arrested have been released on police bail pending further enquiries into the street brawl. The five arrested were among eight made by police. Three United fans were also arrested inside the Etihad.

Police had been on alert after a handful of known United hooligans were free to attend the game as their football banning orders had expired. Before the game, police issued 35 ‘dispersal orders’ to prevent trouble-makers getting to the ground.



After this match, and following this catalogue of mayhem and violence, the following amazing statement was made 'Police bosses say the derby passed off relatively peacefully.'

do u have a greenhouse at your Sevenoaks council house onepercenter? If so, maybe u should consider that u should not be throwing tooooooooo many stones from now on?

May 22, 2016 -- 9:52AM, spyker wrote:

Good god are you sadsacks still banging on about this - you really must have very empty lives and obv seemingly have no idea of what football crowds are like on the continent!

the hypocrite onepercenter lives a very sheltered life in his Sevenoaks council estate and clearly has no idea of what football crowds are like on the continent, the UK or even at manure. He is blinded by his manure bigotry as he stubbornly continues in trying to make something out of nothing while neglecting the huge plank sticking out of his eye.

May 22, 2016 -- 11:06AM, OnePercenter wrote:

pushkin how big a tool are you? I condemn all violence. In a civilised society it is the product of mental illness. It is a pity all you can do is rant in an effort to deflect blame.

Where have I tried to deflect blame or defend anyone onepercenter? I have merely put a little bit of balance into your attempts at trying to make something out of nothing. u are a hypocrite onepercenter, blinded by your manure bigotry.

As U still don't get it do onepercenter, so to reiterate, a typical match involving your team goes along the lines of:

Manchester derby hooligans fight in horrific mass street brawl involving around 100 hooligans which erupts after Sunday's Manchester United and Manchester City match.

An hour-and-a-half after City had beaten United, a group of Red trouble-makers stormed The Eastlands Bar, near the Etihad stadium, which was packed with celebrating Blues. United hooligans also threw bottles and a flare at City fans who were drinking on a terrace at the rear of bar.

Police say hooligans attacked each other with wooden poles.

The violence left one man, 48, thought to be a City fan on the ground after he had been punched and kicked in the head while on the deck.

Police were on the scene moments later and arrested one man they found using a chair as a weapon.

The five suspects who were arrested have been released on police bail pending further enquiries into the street brawl. The five arrested were among eight made by police. Three United fans were also arrested inside the Etihad.

Police had been on alert after a handful of known United hooligans were free to attend the game as their football banning orders had expired. Before the game, police issued 35 ‘dispersal orders’ to prevent trouble-makers getting to the ground.



After this match, and following this catalogue of mayhem and violence, the following amazing statement was made 'Police bosses say the derby passed off relatively peacefully.'

do u have a greenhouse at your Sevenoaks council house onepercenter? If so, maybe u should consider that u should not be throwing tooooooooo many stones from now on?

May 22, 2016 -- 11:12AM, spyker wrote:

Funny thing is 1% is that you don't seem to have condemned the (much much worse) violence at the Scottish cup final nearly as much (if at all) so go figure!

onepercenter also fails to condemn the much much much worse mayhem and violence caused by manure fans at the last Manchester derby, and as reported in the Manchester Evening news, matches involving manure all over the country.

The reason for this omission? onepercenter is a hypocrite blinded by his manure bigotry in trying to make something out of nothing.

May 22, 2016 -- 12:47PM, OnePercenter wrote:

toolkin, read back a few posts where I condemn all violence. And if you were not trying to deflect blame from the Liverpool thugs last week why bring up other acts of thuggery?

Where have I tried to deflect blame or defend anyone onepercenter? I have merely put a little bit of balance into your attempts at trying to make something out of nothing. u are a hypocrite onepercenter, blinded by your manure bigotry.

As U still don't get it do onepercenter, so to reiterate, a typical match involving your team goes along the lines of:

Manchester derby hooligans fight in horrific mass street brawl involving around 100 hooligans which erupts after Sunday's Manchester United and Manchester City match.

An hour-and-a-half after City had beaten United, a group of Red trouble-makers stormed The Eastlands Bar, near the Etihad stadium, which was packed with celebrating Blues. United hooligans also threw bottles and a flare at City fans who were drinking on a terrace at the rear of bar.

Police say hooligans attacked each other with wooden poles.

The violence left one man, 48, thought to be a City fan on the ground after he had been punched and kicked in the head while on the deck.

Police were on the scene moments later and arrested one man they found using a chair as a weapon.

The five suspects who were arrested have been released on police bail pending further enquiries into the street brawl. The five arrested were among eight made by police. Three United fans were also arrested inside the Etihad.

Police had been on alert after a handful of known United hooligans were free to attend the game as their football banning orders had expired. Before the game, police issued 35 ‘dispersal orders’ to prevent trouble-makers getting to the ground.



After this match, and following this catalogue of mayhem and violence, the following amazing statement was made 'Police bosses say the derby passed off relatively peacefully.'

do u have a greenhouse at your Sevenoaks council house onepercenter? If so, maybe u should consider that u should not be throwing tooooooooo many stones from now on?