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What if Brighton had the same hooligan problem as Millwall?
- Thread starter Perry Milkins
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I'm guessing you are 13
Reminds me of Nazi Germany.
I bet you mocked this up in a film studio.
alan partridge
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Perry Milkins
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but you'd let it be known say if you were in a pub with a distinct chnace that some herberts were going start fisticuffs with you that you were a little wahay-- a little bit wide -- a little handy -- and a little bit Albion..no?
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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It's a lie! (although I did see 'Orange Juice' Simpson lurking sheepishly in my neighbour's garden seconds before impact)
You sound like an absolute tool, but I'm not bothered about it either.
And whilst I'm bothering to talk to you about hooligans, I'd quite like a turn on that sister of yours.
Tubby Mondays
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but you'd let it be known say if you were in a pub with a distinct chnace that some herberts were going start fisticuffs with you that you were a little wahay-- a little bit wide -- a little handy -- and a little bit Albion..no?
Course.
Im a brown trouser in cowardice. Anyone spills my mrs or looks at my pint will know all about it.
honey boy zimba
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suspect hebbard thinks all suporters are hools
keaton
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- Nov 18, 2004
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I'd agree with this. Would still support them but not attend matches and go to Lewes or Whitehawk games instead
Perry Milkins
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Let it be known that I have 'owned' you.
Tubby Mondays
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Id let you rent me. Duckie.
Perry Milkins
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Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Nor would I.
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Tooting Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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I would be prepared to have a sizeable bet that Millwall have done more and spent more to try and stamp out this kind of thing than virtually any other club. Obviously for the most part this is because they had to, they have a big problem and a sizeable minority of fans who are up for it at most times.
The fact is it is a tough area, you're not going to sell too many tofu burgers in Bermondsey, and it creates an incredibly intimidating atmosphere which I estimate wins them an additional 10-15 home points a season. A lot of visiting players just cannot hack it.
When this spills over into the kind of stuff we all associate with Millwall as at QPR, no one is surprised, the possibility is always there. Interstingly, on the point that was made earlier about 'They're our c**ts, but they're still c**ts', that is not the Millwall way. Loyalty, warped if you like, is a big thing there and it has to be pretty bad before the manager/chairman criticises the fans.
I've had a few dealings with Millwall, and contrary to the popular image they are actually a family club. Granted, maybe not always the sort of family you'd choose to live next door to, but a family club nonetheless with a stronger than usual sense of identity and their own history. Within reason and short of violence, it can be an antidote to the sort of sanitised prawn-sandwich munching which passes for supporting many clubs these days.
The fact is it is a tough area, you're not going to sell too many tofu burgers in Bermondsey, and it creates an incredibly intimidating atmosphere which I estimate wins them an additional 10-15 home points a season. A lot of visiting players just cannot hack it.
When this spills over into the kind of stuff we all associate with Millwall as at QPR, no one is surprised, the possibility is always there. Interstingly, on the point that was made earlier about 'They're our c**ts, but they're still c**ts', that is not the Millwall way. Loyalty, warped if you like, is a big thing there and it has to be pretty bad before the manager/chairman criticises the fans.
I've had a few dealings with Millwall, and contrary to the popular image they are actually a family club. Granted, maybe not always the sort of family you'd choose to live next door to, but a family club nonetheless with a stronger than usual sense of identity and their own history. Within reason and short of violence, it can be an antidote to the sort of sanitised prawn-sandwich munching which passes for supporting many clubs these days.
Perry Milkins
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So what is your point TG?
honey boy zimba
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thats what my missus says to me" youre a C but youre my C"guess she loves me!
Bevendean Hillbilly
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Well...we do have a hooligan element as was witnessed by the ding dong at Southend last season.
It might not have registered in the Arsegas but every paper up here had it as a headline
"Brighton Hooligans run riot" as I recall...and yes...I kept the Southend Echo the day after.
It might not have registered in the Arsegas but every paper up here had it as a headline
"Brighton Hooligans run riot" as I recall...and yes...I kept the Southend Echo the day after.
Marc1901
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What does the age matter? Yes I wasn't around when football hooliganism was around in the 70's and 80's but i've said probably one thing to a person in Sheffield and clearly made myself look like a twat. People on here seem to care about the age of posters on here and need to realise that even grow men say things to people if not at the game or after or before a game. Hooliganism clearly isn't right and I have not ever seen a 'firm' with Brighton and I'm pretty sure we don't have one, which is a good thing because we never get any trouble from away fans at withdean or even away games.