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FAO of the Crayon Cruncher who kicked vandalized the seat at Hillsborough
- Thread starter Uncle Buck
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Puppet Master
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- Aug 14, 2012
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Yes, possibly the type who goes for conspiracy theories and the like. Hmmm, who does that sound like on here I wonder.
FalmerforAll!**
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Haha, chairs can't fight back.
Seagull on the wing
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What if someone did it to your seat at the Amex....different story then is.nt it....just because we got tonked there is no excuse for vandalism....very immature....
Diego Napier
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- Mar 27, 2010
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Good to see that you moderated your tone once you'd regained control of your temper.
If you cannot grasp that there may be a link between violence against someone else's property and domestic violence then I'd suggest the red mist is still hanging or there may be some loose connection in your cranial cavity.
If one of "our" fans acts in that way then they deserve to get into trouble, their action reflects on us all; if you're happy being associated with a hooligan then that's your prerogative, most decent people would reject it.
stripeyshark
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- Dec 20, 2011
- 2,294
Good to see your patronising tone remains. Very NSC.
Someone showed some passion and broke a seat. Get over it.
T soprano
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Shut up dopey , never said vandalism is right but can chose to ignore it if there's more important things to think & talk about 1 seat is the least of my concerns when I've got 5 hours travelling to get home after a game .
Also wouldn't give a shit if someone smashed my seat at the Amex I wouldn't have to pay for it
This thread was on Saturday night it's now Monday morning don't think anyone really cares
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KNC
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What crap, passion my arse. What somebody did was deliberately attempt criminal damage. He was very close to my 11 year old son and his mate so I was drawn to the noise as he attempted to snap the seat.
If someone was arguing with his missus as he went past your house and in a fit of anger picked up a brick a threw through your front window, what would you say then? Oh its ok mate I could see it was only you showing your passion.
Brian Fantana
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If you get so angry at a football match that you feel the need to break a seat, I'd say you have problems.
The Merry Prankster
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Happy with that sentence?
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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As pointed out earlier on this thread, there was a steward close to the incident as it happened, he did walk over to see what the noise was, but was not interested in doing anything.
Still I am sure the bill in the post from Sheffield today.
Just sums certain people up really that kicking a seat in to them is normal behaviour.
Still I am sure the bill in the post from Sheffield today.
Just sums certain people up really that kicking a seat in to them is normal behaviour.
MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Remind me to smash a chair at the next job interview I'm at to show them how passionate I am.
T soprano
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All depends on what job you're going for if you were going for a job in demolition and you smashed a chair up in the interview you'd probably get the job
Tony Meolas Loan Spell
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Hang on didnt a recent NSCer break a chair at the Amex when we scored the winner against Peteroboro. Tho they did own up!
T soprano
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Yes and it was right in front of me, he stood on the back of the chaps seat in front of him in celebrating the 95th min winner and it broke not vandalism though just high spirits (eh chesney )
Geestar
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Donatello?
Ali_rrr
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At Palace, there was loads of seats being smashed up. Especially by a 13 year old kid...