When were these photos taken at the Goldstone ?

[Pretty pink fairy]

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DR

 

[Return of the Rev]

Strange that most people on here deplore footie violence but any thread/pics on the subject seem to attract a higher amount of views than other threads

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Strange that most people on here deplore footie violence but any thread/pics on the subject seem to attract a higher amount of views than other threads

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DR

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

Strange that most people on here deplore footie violence but any thread/pics on the subject seem to attract a higher amount of views than other threads

It would seem most people enjoy looking back at the "dark" times of football, even if they are no longer into the scene.

 

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DR

Voyeurs

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

voyeurs

what ever turns them on
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DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

it would seem most people enjoy looking back at the "dark" times of football, even if they are no longer into the scene.

it's like a cult following, mods and rockers ,skins and punks , then you had casuals
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DR

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Strange that most people on here deplore footie violence but any thread/pics on the subject seem to attract a higher amount of views than other threads

It's always fascinating to watch the lower orders of humanity slug it out.

 

[BN9 BHA]

it's like a cult following, mods and rockers ,skins and punks , then you had casuals
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DR

Some proper scruffs in those photos.

 

[Easy 10]

I was there, I am in that picture, and they were a tough nut to crack, honours just about even on the pitch, but they gave us a right going over at the bottom of the footbridge at Hove station... Fonthill Rd.

"Tough nut to crack", like it was some kind of military campaign, and not a bunch of Pringled-up alpha-mullets with bumfluff posturing all over the shop. "HOLD ME BACK...HOLD ME BACK..."

Sad bellends.

 

[Return of the Rev]

It's always fascinating to watch the lower orders of humanity slug it out.

Like i'm a celebrity really

 

[smeg]

Thats right, I didn't go to the game but I was a skateboarder who hung around the Square and West Street every night, it was mayhem for sure

I must be going senile I do not recall the crossbar getting broken at the Chelsea game , I do recall the Friday night bloody mayhem , Chelsea got a bit of a wake up call that night for sure .

Could be wrong but I think this was the match where the police were tipped off about a stash of weapons and petrol bombs ,kinel ....at Churchill square

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Like i'm a celebrity really

Great repost.

 

[heathgate]

"Tough nut to crack", like it was some kind of military campaign, and not a bunch of Pringled-up alpha-mullets with bumfluff posturing all over the shop. "HOLD ME BACK...HOLD ME BACK..."

Sad bellends.

It was the sign of the times Mr Perfect, nothing more. It was a time where in most cases, the majority of away fans were 'up for it'.... and in most cases the home fans were happy to oblige.....it's the same with the birch, or public hangings,....sign of the times,...we have moved on.

It was not handbags, it hurt, so to make a bland assessment based on what jumper they wore....is a little myopic.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

"Tough nut to crack", like it was some kind of military campaign, and not a bunch of Pringled-up alpha-mullets with bumfluff posturing all over the shop. "HOLD ME BACK...HOLD ME BACK..."

Sad bellends.

nearly as sad as your post
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DR

 

[Return of the Rev]

"Tough nut to crack", like it was some kind of military campaign, and not a bunch of Pringled-up alpha-mullets with bumfluff posturing all over the shop. "HOLD ME BACK...HOLD ME BACK..."

Sad bellends.

Unless there's a war and then they are fricking heros!

 

[Easy 10]

It was the sign of the times Mr Perfect, nothing more. It was a time where in most cases, the majority of away fans were 'up for it'.... and in most cases the home fans were happy to oblige.....it's the same with the birch, or public hangings,....sign of the times,...we have moved on.

It was not handbags, it hurt, so to make a bland assessment based on what jumper they wore....is a little myopic.

Mr Perfect ? Not really, no. Just a normal bloke who was and is quite capable of going to a football match without feeling the urge to act like a prick and try and look all big and hard in front of his equally tragic mates. It was embarrassing.

As you say though, as a race, most of us have moved on and evolved.

 

[Return of the Rev]

Mr Perfect ? Not really, no. Just a normal bloke who was and is quite capable of going to a football match without feeling the urge to act like a prick and try and look all big and hard in front of his equally tragic mates. It was embarrassing.

As you say though, as a race, most of us have moved on and evolved.

Evolved really? Take a look around.

 

[heathgate]

Mr Perfect ? Not really, no. Just a normal bloke who was and is quite capable of going to a football match without feeling the urge to act like a prick and try and look all big and hard in front of his equally tragic mates. It was embarrassing.

As you say though, as a race, most of us have moved on and evolved.

But it wasn't really embarrassing at the time, it was normal......like now we take cctv and high density stewarding as the normal now......back in the 70/80's .... even the police were reluctant to stand up to some of the mobs we saw around the country......I repeat, not clever, just the sign of those times.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

it's like a cult following, mods and rockers ,skins and punks , then you had casuals
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DR

Which group were you in dez?[emoji57]