Football
May 19, 2016 -- 2:01PM, mincer11 wrote:
They fought inside and outside the ground last night, but then again thats hardly surprising. We would have been surprised if it was any other way. The dippers went into where the Sevilla fans were and fought like their forefathers did in Heysel. This time they managed to get away without killing innocent people, they just beat the shiit out of them this time.Thank god the security was good in Basel and the dirty animals werent allowed scale the walls like they did in Hillsborough, and cause yet another fotballing disaster.
the rantings of a deluded bigot - why does this not surprise me?
If Liverpool fans were fighting at the game, and I've no idea if they were, then it's pretty poor coming a couple of weeks after what now seems the whole country was rooting for ie the verdict in Warrington
There's then the whole ticketless fans debate, how many went etc??
You'd think you could just turn up, watch a match and not chin someone......or is this naive?
May 19, 2016 -- 8:54PM, OnePercenter wrote:
That these boneheads chose to fight not a month after the Hillsborough inquest beggars belief. Normal people don't go to matches to see people harmed. Liverpool FC should issue lifetime bans to all involved. UEFA should sack all those involved in not segregating the Liverpool fans. UEFA should ban Liverpool FC for 10 years. Enough is enough. Kick these animals out.
oh look...................mincer's chum comes running along as quick as he can to join in the fight to be the forum's most deluded bigot
Don't know, wasn't watching and wasn't there
Maybe you need to think a little more before you hit post reply.
liverpool have had no trouble in decades
so again dr atkins I ask you, are you with the yorkshire police press office?
Watch the videos and make your own mind up!
Not surprising as his "club" have had a shocker, the fans fav manager got kicked out because of the players not wanting to play for him.
just hanging around all seasons waiting to KnitPick others demise or anything he think he can stir up and put blame on.
I really enjoyed the pre-match ruck, is it bad to say that? The lack of police or stewards made me LOL it was quite surreal...they seemed to sort it out by themselves and was over after 20 seconds.
Takes some responsibility for your actions.
May 20, 2016 -- 12:19AM, guinness2dear wrote:
A severe lack of info about last nights shenanigans by the mass media today...
I think that tells a tale for the obsessed bigots infesting this forum, that spend their lives trolling around the internet, desperately trying to make something out of nothing.
Get a life u SADDOS
Chelsea are probably still waiting for their 'sorry' for associating the likes of Sir Richard Attenbourgh and the Chelsea Pensioners with mainland Europes worst football disaster.
Some may get the apology they truly deserve.... but for others, unfortunatly its all too late
The fact is no normal person would get involved in a scrap so soon after the Hillsborough inquest. Those involved should hang their heads in shame as should those trying to excuse their vile behaviour. End of.
And I mean EVERY club.
It is pointless arguing about it, or trying to apportion blame
It's up to the decent fans of every club (99.9%) to identify them and get them banned by the club or have travel orders issued.
(only joking before offence taken)
May 20, 2016 -- 7:40AM, OnePercenter wrote:
That's right pushkin when you've lost the argument call people names.The fact is no normal person would get involved in a scrap so soon after the Hillsborough inquest. Those involved should hang their heads in shame as should those trying to excuse their vile behaviour. End of.
What a shame that there are so many obsessed bigots infesting this forum, whose lives are so mind numbingly empty that they have nothing better to do that spend all night and day trolling around the internet, desperately trying to make something out of nothing.
Get a life u SADDOS
May 20, 2016 -- 5:47PM, unbiased wrote:
Is that why you send obnoxious post after obnoxious post to the Chelsea forum,just to make waves?Shameful behaviour!And you have the cheek to tell other posters how to behave!Pot,kettle!
What a shame that there are so many obsessed bigots infesting this forum, whose lives are so mind numbingly empty that they have nothing better to do that spend all night and day trolling around the internet, desperately trying to make something out of nothing.
Get a life u SADDOS
Maybe another ban should be on the cards.
JUSTICE was served as they lost in highly amusing fashion.
something out of nothing.
What a short memory you must have. Violence at football matches is simply unacceptable. It has cause too many deaths. The fireworks have to stop too.
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?
Eleven men were arrested after violence broke out at the crunch derby between Manchester City and Manchester United. Greater Manchester Police detained the men before, during and after the game, which United won 1-0 thanks to a first-half strike by local teenage prodigy Marcus Rashford.
Manchester derby hooligans fight in horrific mass street brawl involving around 100 hooligans which erupts after Sunday's Manchester United and Manchester City match
if so, maybe u should consider that u should not be throwing tooooooooo many stones from now on?
May 21, 2016 -- 12:31PM, dr . atkins wrote:
the troll grass talking sh1te again
please give my regards to your chum, cucumber man. Does he still go into great detail about his uses for cucumbers and gimp masks?
Is cucumber man still tucking into his porridge on his latest stretch?
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.
A group of Red trouble-makers also stormed The Eastlands Bar, near the Etihad stadium, which was packed with celebrating Blues. United hooligans 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.
In summary after this match, the following amazing statement was made 'Police bosses say the derby passed off relatively peacefully.'
May 21, 2016 -- 2:06PM, OnePercenter wrote:
pushkin stop trying to defend the indefensible. How many more have to die before the message gets through?
u are a mug onepercenter, blinded by your 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.
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 21, 2016 -- 5:10PM, TheBetterBettor wrote:
^^^^^^les battersby should've stayed at home
time for onepercenter and thebitterbighter to man up - if that is possible - and condemn the violence and trouble that goes hand in hand everywhere your team has a match?
It is obvious that down in your Sevenoaks council estate, onepercenter, u never see the Manchester evening news, so for your benefit this is a typical article covering Manchester related football violence.
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!)
So, as u inferred in an earlier post on this thread onepercenter, are u going to make a stand and condemn the disgusting violence at your club?
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 -- 9:27AM, 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?
time for the hypocrite mug onepercenter to man up - if that is possible - and condemn the violence and trouble that goes hand in hand everywhere his team has a match?
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.
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!)
So, as u keep inferring on this thread onepercenter, when are u going to make a stand and condemn the disgusting violence at your club or are u going to remain as a hypocrite blinded by your manure bigtry?
May 22, 2016 -- 10:53AM, OnePercenter wrote:
Stop your ranting pushkin and just condemn the thuggery at Basel.
As also mentioned by spyker above, what a shame that there are so many hypocrites on this forum, like onepercenter, who are blinded by their bigotry, with lives so mind numbingly empty that they have nothing better to do that spend all night and day trolling around the internet, desperately trying to make something out of nothing.
Get a life u SADDO - as in my previous posts, if u want to make a stand against violence at football, read the reports from the Manchester evening news - which report and reveal a catalogue of trouble, mayhem and violence which affecting manures games across the country - and condemn this disgusting dinosaur behaviour of those attaching themselves to manure.
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.
And if you were not trying to deflect blame from the Liverpool thugs last week why bring up other acts of thuggery?
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?
The reason for this omission? onepercenter is a hypocrite blinded by his manure bigotry in trying to make something out of nothing involving other teams but turns a blind eye to typical events such as 'Eleven men were arrested after violence broke out at the crunch derby between Manchester City and Manchester United. Manchester Police detained the men before, during and after the game'
Time for u to get off your high horse onepercenter, take the plank of wood out of your eye while looking for flecks of dust in others, and condemn YOUR TEAMS THUGS who commit violence and mayhem all across the country.
Fell free to rant on.
May 22, 2016 -- 1:07PM, OnePercenter wrote:
pushkin, the Liverpool thugs should be condemned by all sane people and deserve life time bans, jail time. If you can't see that then there is no helping you.Fell free to rant on.
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.
yet again onepercenter, u fail 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, u are a hypocrite blinded by your manure bigotry in trying to make something out of nothing involving other teams but turns a blind eye to typical events such as 'Eleven men were arrested after violence broke out at the crunch derby between Manchester City and Manchester United. Manchester Police detained the men before, during and after the game.'
Time for u to get off your high horse onepercenter, take the plank of wood out of your eye while looking for flecks of dust in others, and condemn YOUR TEAMS THUGS who commit violence and mayhem all across the country.
The proof is in the pudding.
May 22, 2016 -- 1:13PM, TheBetterBettor wrote:
Another winning Man Utd final that passes on peacefully with no reports of in-stadium violence..The proof is in the pudding.
it is possible, thebitterbighter, that yesterday's match did not have the usual level of violence and mayhem at your clubs matches - as reported by the Manchester Evening News - but if that is indeed the case it is very much the exception that proves the rule.
Onepercenter, I ask again, where have I tried to deflect blame or defend anyone? I have merely put a little bit of balance into your attempts at trying to make something out of nothing.
yet again onepercenter, u fail 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, u are a hypocrite blinded by your manure bigotry in trying to make something out of nothing involving other teams but turns a blind eye to typical events such as 'Eleven men were arrested after violence broke out at the crunch derby between Manchester City and Manchester United. Manchester Police detained the men before, during and after the game.'
Time for u to get off your high horse onepercenter, take the plank of wood out of your eye while looking for flecks of dust in others, and condemn YOUR TEAMS THUGS who commit violence and mayhem all across the country.
From your postings on here, when will u be demanding life time bans and jail time for these thugs, rather than the 'banning orders', and 'dispersal orders' that Manchester Police use in an attempt to try and minimise so far as is reasonably practicable, the violence and mayhem caused by the thugs attaching themselves to your club at manure matches.
May 22, 2016 -- 1:21PM, OnePercenter wrote:
rantkin
OneHypocriter, 
I ask again, where have I tried to deflect blame or defend anyone? I have merely put a little bit of balance into your attempts at trying to make something out of nothing.
yet again oneHypocriter, u fail 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? oneHypocriter, u are a total hypocrite blinded by your manure bigotry in trying to make something out of nothing involving other teams but turns a blind eye to typical events such as 'Eleven men were arrested after violence broke out at the crunch derby between Manchester City and Manchester United. Manchester Police detained the men before, during and after the game.'
Time for u to get off your high horse oneHypocriter, take the plank of wood out of your eye while looking for flecks of dust in others, and condemn YOUR TEAMS THUGS who commit violence and mayhem all across the country.
From your postings on here, when will u be demanding life time bans and jail time for these thugs, rather than the 'banning orders', and 'dispersal orders' that Manchester Police use in an attempt to try and minimise so far as is reasonably practicable, the violence and mayhem caused by the thugs attaching themselves to your club at manure matches.
May 22, 2016 -- 1:29PM, Burton-Brewers wrote:
you're a bit of a boring repetitive tw@t aren't you
burton, when those such as OneHypocriter, are constantly trying to make something out of nothing while ignoring their own teams misdemeanors I think it worthy of reply.
don't read it the PoP - the choice is yours. (I am just killing a little time while enjoying the IPL and tennis).
