Brighton hooliwankers

[empire]

Have any of them ever seen a BHA game though?

yes i know of one of those that have followed bha all over the country,including carlisle,scunthorpe,and other long distance clubs,but they arent fans though are they

 

[bailey]

I did hear that Falmer residents; Mr & Mrs Smythe-Smith were charged & sentenced to 12 hours Community Service for shooting a ducks head off.

It was later revealed that, it was, in fact, a MKII Ford Capri back-firing.

In his defence, Mr Smythe-Smith said;"I got worried when the guy said 'We're the Sweeney, get your knickers off, we're leaving' so I shot the ducks head clean off"

 

[Brighton till i die]

yes i know of one of those that have followed bha all over the country,including carlisle,scunthorpe,and other long distance clubs,but they arent fans though are they

 

[London Irish]

Well, they certainly won't be for the foreseeable future

If the Met could just pick up the idiots who smashed up the Selhurst pubs, that would be a good month.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

yes i know of one of those that have followed bha all over the country,including carlisle,scunthorpe,and other long distance clubs,but they arent fans though are they

Depends on your definition I suppose. Personally I think people are quick to jump on their high horses with things like this and out come the 'string 'em up' brigade. Am not condoning their actions but I'm sure by many people's definition they are true Brighton fans. My original question wasn't supposed to be passing judgement, I was genuinely interested in whether people knew them from games, or whether they were just in town knowing there'd be trouble with no real allegiance to the club.

 

[SJ's Love Monkey]

Well, they certainly won't be for the foreseeable future

If the Met could just pick up the idiots who smashed up the Selhurst pubs, that would be a good month.

Palace fans were by no means innocent that night LI they some of them were a disgrace

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

Depends on your definition I suppose. Personally I think people are quick to jump on their high horses with things like this and out come the 'string 'em up' brigade. Am not condoning their actions but I'm sure by many people's definition they are true Brighton fans. My original question wasn't supposed to be passing judgement, I was genuinely interested in whether people knew them from games, or whether they were just in town knowing there'd be trouble with no real allegiance to the club.

You make a good point. The complicated issue is that they are actually Brighton fans, Albion's their club. The trouble is they choose to show their support in totally unacceptable ways. Whilst I'm not a Daily Mail, hang em high man, I do take hard line with hooligans. Make no mistake if these people casuse the havoc and violence which they do, they should be banged up for a long time and that means years. Most of this lot will be out in a few months.

 

[HampshireSeagulls]

Only one of them actually went to the match, according to the news. And did you see the tosser who threatened the camera man - "do you want to end up like a Leeds fan?".

How does that work then - laughing at the sad old hoolie while he spends the next few years bending over in the showers?

Not as funny as the nearly-pensioner who kept his crash helmet on to avoid being filmed, whilst clearly forgetting that his post-arrest mugshot would be shown on telly anyway? Knob.

 

[London Irish]

Palace fans were by no means innocent that night LI they some of them were a disgrace

Yep, string 'em up too - only with EXTRA UNCOMFORTABLE ropes

 

[StevieV]

Went to school with one of them.

He wasn't a smart kid, he was lazy, but back then he certainly wasn't a hooligan. Its a shame, must have been one of the easily led types that totally got involved with some complete idiots.

18months? He must be so scared to be facing that.

Totally deserved though. *sigh*

 

[Lawro's Lip]

What the **ck is a 47 year old man doing in the thick of it?
What a knob. Isn't this just pathetic? Anyone who says hooligans only fight their own is living in cloud cuckoo land. [/B]

Probably reliving his skinhead youth...or has just never grown up.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

I think the time in jail, should be profitable. There must be some deep reason why they have done these things. Even if they were drunk, normal people dont do that sort of thing.

It is a sorry state of affairs when people serve 1/3 of their sentence, with nothing to show for it. They should be doing back breaking work and doing decent things for the community. Makes a mockery

 

[Bob!]

It's all very well calling them names, but they only pick fights with other hoolies, and spend the rest of their time helping old ladies cross the road, healing the sick and raising money for guide dogs for the bling .

 

[HampshireSeagulls]

I think the time in jail, should be profitable. There must be some deep reason why they have done these things. Even if they were drunk, normal people dont do that sort of thing.

It is a sorry state of affairs when people serve 1/3 of their sentance. Makes a mockery

Yep. They should be sent to a jail in Leeds and taught the physical benefits of being made to bend over on a regular basis - preferably by someone who's outside job is as a Fashanu stunt double.

They did these things because they are wankers. Don't give them some lame social excuse - they were drunk, they are stupid, and they played the "follow the herd" game.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Yep. They should be sent to a jail in Leeds and taught the physical benefits of being made to bend over on a regular basis - preferably by someone who's outside job is as a Fashanu stunt double.

They did these things because they are wankers. Don't give them some lame social excuse - they were drunk, they are stupid, and they played the "follow the herd" game.

Yes but there is no point sending them back out without realising that there is a better life. Next time could be more serious and they could hurt someone. I am not giving them some lame excuse. I thought there must be some reason why they are the slime of society and perhaps something can be done. By all means treat them how they have treated other people.

 

[looney]

So not many supporters of the Howard League around here then?

 

[London Irish]

So not many supporters of the Howard League around here then?

Oh absolutely, I'd allow them conjugal visits from their boyfriends by all means.

 

[Gwylan]

So not many supporters of the Howard League around here then?

Nah, they went downhill right after "Don't you want me"

 

[looney]

I thought there must be some reason why they are the slime of society and perhaps something can be done. By all means treat them how they have treated other people.

Thread full of Daily Mail readers.

 

[Beach Hut]

You live by what you do and if you engage in fighting / hooliganism at football you can be caught and get sentenced.

Alternatively take early retirement like I did