Why no thread on the Newcastle hooligans?

[Working class pride]

You really are a total bell end are you not? Well if you wanted a response to your ridiculous ramblings you got one, laughter at your stupidity. Can I listen to you every week?

I do enjoy listening to people who can only insult when they debate, it is of course a reflection on them but the more they engage then the more you know they are stretching their bran and learning to thin logically.

 

[Buzzer]

the more you know they are stretching their bran and learning to thin logically.

Ah yes. The famous stretchy bran diet.

 

[Superseagull]

I was up in Newcastle last year on derby day. Never have I seen so many pissed up people both before and after the game. The sheer quantity of alcohol consumption by fans was scary. You don't need to be a genius to work out the main cause of all the fighting and bravado.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

newcastle had one of the top firms in the country in the 70's and 80's. Going up there then apparently was a very frightening experience.

These days they resort to punching police horses. Wow, that's brave.

nice walk too and from the station
regards
DR

 

[Soulman]

I do enjoy listening to people who can only insult when they debate, it is of course a reflection on them but the more they engage then the more you know they are stretching their bran and learning to thin logically.

That's it then, Bran flakes for me, i could do with getting a bit thinner.

 

[Working class pride]

i think you'll find those involved didn't go to the match and were on the lash , heard they were trying to have a pop at the Sunderland escort
regards
DR

And what did they have against the horse?

 

[Soulman]

And what did they have against the horse?

A fist i reckon.

 

[The Optimist]

Its interesting when you compare the tone and number of posts of the thread about Millwall compared to Newcastle. It shows the power of the press on influencing people.

Is it because it was at Wembley that the Millwall fans behaviour gets more attention?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

And what did they have against the horse?

same thing happened at the New Den /Birmingham riot but on a far worse scale CAN'T DEFEND THE ACTIONS ,YOU TELL ME
regards
DR

 

[Buzzer]

dont need to Buzzer, you have done it for me.. terrible tho' these Newcastle hooligans who go around punching horses, i hope you agree. Lets hope they have to play games behind closed doors eh?

It was one hooligan and although it is shocking to see I must confess I found it amusing. I've seen enough police horses to know it will take slightly more than a windmilling Geordie to take one of those beasts out. Of course, I don't condone it and I think it only fair to let the horse have a go back.

 

[Joe Gatting's Dad]

According to SSN we were the fifth worst club for football arrests last season at 49.

I am surprised at these stats - any explanation of when and where we might have kicked off?

 

[Buzzer]

According to SSN we were the fifth worst club for football arrests last season at 49.

I am surprised at these stats - any explanation of when and where we might have kicked off?

I think a significant proportion of ours relates to one or two particular matches where the Police marched Palace past at least 3 pubs full of Brighton fans and then let Palace and Brighton fans out together. Of course, I'm not implying any link. It was all an unfortunate coincidence.

 

[Napper]

as good a place as any. Hilarious

sunderland lads away at villa 2 cap gown - YouTube

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

Geordies trashing their town up should get a civil award. I swear I saw Lord Rogers and Lord Foster at the front of the mob with sledgehammers

 

[Working class pride]

Is it because it was at Wembley that the Millwall fans behaviour gets more attention?

Its the other way around. Trouble at Newcastle v Sunderland would hardly have got a mention but for a brawl in the Millwall end by a a few drunken idiots. If Brighton or any other club cause trouble then it will get some press, but if Millwall do the same then the name Millwall was used for documentary and even was used in a national comedy show in the 70's and 80's. They also are a small club and that means that less press people make money out of covering their games than say a Newcastle or Liverpool. Having said that, yes they can be a nightmare but then again so can Brighton.

 

[Working class pride]

According to SSN we were the fifth worst club for football arrests last season at 49.

I am surprised at these stats - any explanation of when and where we might have kicked off?

I'm surprised as well because the Albion are nowhere near as bad as they used to be or perhaps it seems that way because it was more noticeable when we were playing at smaller grounds

 

[User removed 4]

Newcastle had one of the top firms in the country in the 70's and 80's. Going up there then apparently was a very frightening experience.

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No they didn't , no it wasn't .

 

[Napper]

According to SSN we were the fifth worst club for football arrests last season at 49.

I am surprised at these stats - any explanation of when and where we might have kicked off?

palace home was nearly 30 of those i think

 

[Napper]

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/118118/fbo-season-2011-121.pdf

 

[User removed 4]

I don't know what point you're trying to make but the only thing I will say is the lot that caused trouble on Saturday and Sunday would not last five minutes with a Millwall or Newcastle firm from the peak of hooliganism. They'd run away crying after a couple of punches taken.

You're probably pretty well meaning mate , but one of the blokes involved on Saturday at wembley is a good mate of mine , the fight was nothing to do with him originally , he got hit randomly and defended himself , as to whether he would " last five minutes" with a firm from the " peak of hooliganism " I can confidently state that he would.