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Trouble in town.
- Thread starter Sergei Gotsmanov
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Safeway
M0DERAT0R
I was the one in the Aquascutum mack and Henri Lloyd strides, kicking f*** out of the jocks with my new Lacostes.
Well on top it was until OB turned up. Pwoper nawty.
Southover Street Seagull
Well-known member
Was there a meat wagon in street where you live? When I got back home I saw one parked up and a load of coppers talking to some lads.
Haven't posted for a while.
Visit the main board tonight and am drawn to the fact that there are nearly 15,000 views on this thread about an incident over the weekend which in many cities is a common occurence every Saturday night!
Is this board turning into a group of Daily Mail reading Neighbourhood Watch members, that have got nothing better in life to talk about?
Visit the main board tonight and am drawn to the fact that there are nearly 15,000 views on this thread about an incident over the weekend which in many cities is a common occurence every Saturday night!
Is this board turning into a group of Daily Mail reading Neighbourhood Watch members, that have got nothing better in life to talk about?
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LA1972
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Again with the same old comments since the 1970's "nuckle draggers blah blah bring back the birch blah blah nothing to do with the club blah blah". Go and talk to bewildered OAP's in a bus stop they will lap it up.
So a few Brighton lads had a punch up with Aberdeen and Spurs hooligans ( nowhere near any of the windbags on nsc ) just ignore it like the many many other violent crimes that take place in Brighton every weekend and of course every other city.
So a few Brighton lads had a punch up with Aberdeen and Spurs hooligans ( nowhere near any of the windbags on nsc ) just ignore it like the many many other violent crimes that take place in Brighton every weekend and of course every other city.
I had my Tayte & Lyall jumper on. You must of seen me!
I appreciate the fact that some blokes like a tear up, but to say it doesn't affect the average football fan is bollocks. It certainly would've impinged on any non-involved Aberdeen fan wanting to sample Brighton nightlife after the game, as they would've found getting into several pubs nigh-on impossible.
It was certainly the case for some friends and I after Southend away where getting into venues was a struggle after the pre match shinanigans on the seafront. We also had the added fun of avoiding a rather pissed off bloke with his nose splayed over most of his face, who was asking anyone who wasn't an old lady if they were 'f***ing Brighton'.
It was certainly the case for some friends and I after Southend away where getting into venues was a struggle after the pre match shinanigans on the seafront. We also had the added fun of avoiding a rather pissed off bloke with his nose splayed over most of his face, who was asking anyone who wasn't an old lady if they were 'f***ing Brighton'.
patchamalbion
Well-known member
will probably also mean more police at Swindon sat.
lethaldrizzle
New member
Which is of course more money wasted for the club.
Swindon maybe, can't see how we'll have to foot the bill.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Totally agree. Even if they are from your own club.
Aldershot away in the cup - the one we won 1-6, because I happened to go with a mate of mine who supports Aldershot, I was in the pub that was attacked by Brighton.
We managed to get out unscathed and went to another pub, and presumably because I was outside phoning my mate to tell him we'd moved some bloke challenged me to "prove you're Brighton or you'll get a slap"
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Totally agree. Even if they are from your own club.
Aldershot away in the cup - the one we won 1-6, because I happened to go with a mate of mine who supports Aldershot, I was in the pub that was attacked by Brighton.
We managed to get out unscathed and went to another pub, and presumably because I was outside phoning my mate to tell him we'd moved some bloke challenged me to "prove you're Brighton or you'll get a slap"
There's pics of that on the net and in some of the hoolies books.
Dancin Ninja BHA
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- Jul 6, 2003
- 2,257
It's always 'nice' to be in a pub that's attacked by your own fans
Similar thing happened to me years ago at Reading (i think about 95?) when i was in a pub by the station that got attacked by Brighton fans in fancy dress
Loads of trouble before and after that particular end of season game, but it's a sobering thought when the windows go in and you think you're going to get 'done' by fellow Albion supporters
Skaville
Well-known member
Yep. They had about four of them in my road but the from what I gather they all dispersed and the police aprehended them in several Hanover streets. I reckon the ones in my road were Spurs - didn't recognise any of them as Brighton and there was quite a lot of 80's casual.
Rougvie
Rising Damp
There were no Aberdeen boys involved in the trouble, a few Spurs boys were down for a stag weekend and jumped on the bandwagon, end of.