"Fighting for your team!"

To be honest i dont see any point in "fighting for your team" what does it achive at the end of the day?
Nothing.

People who fight at fooball games are not real fans as they claim to be. They're hooligans and only want to pick a fight with someone because they support a differant team or wear a differant shirt than they do. To be honest football hooligans need to get a life, they are spoiling football.


I would like to hear people opinions on this issue.

Agree totally, like I have said before I stay have been lucky to avoid any type of football violence thankfully as I am a girl, my dad is disabled and I go tut game wi a 17 year old too.

If they are daft enough to kick the fuck out of each other for no reason leave them to it, but AWAY from other fans who dont want to get involved

uve just upset our resident hooligans danny and marc there beware

maybe our resident 'wannabe's' lol

meh wannabes are those who ware stone island jackets but run away when they see a threat <_<

i dont i stand and throw things then throw a punch, but thats onbly if needed and if im being approached by some cunts wanted blood <_<

and there you have it barnsleys finest

meh the adrenaline rush is funny

onandon wrote:

maybe our resident 'wannabe's' lol

wannabe's i'll have you know our members club is part of the service crew but that doesn't mean much !

and for you tommy well..

come on marc

Not something i would get involved with personally but different people have different ideas of a good day out. However, these days Football violence for the majority means fuck all as the height of it was between the late 70's through to the mid 90's which will never be repeated.

Its a good bit of craic.

yeah but danny and marc you are 16 ffs why are you getting involved in that shit will only take one big ....well not even big, medium bastard to knock the fuck out of u

Smithy wrote:

Not something i would get involved with personally but different people have different ideas of a good day out. However, these days Football violence for the majority means fuck all as the height of it was between the late 70's through to the mid 90's which will never be repeated.

trust me when you sat on a a bus going to all over country i've heard quite alot of stories from the older generation who was involved in it had a run down of all the battle of beeston hill, white hart lane, west ham etc... etc...

did the storys start like uncle alberts "during the war"

onandon wrote:

yeah but danny and marc you are 16 ffs why are you getting involved in that shit will only take one big ....well not even big, medium bastard to knock the fuck out of u

who the fuck said we (me) was getting involved, talk about presumptions

Swfc Lad wrote:

did the storys start like uncle alberts "during the war"

no not quite

YOUR members club is part of the service crew?

i cant be called a hooligan for fighting what? 3 times?

cardiff, stoke and wednesday at home

i dont go out looking for a fight i go out to go to pub in my own town and then some arse holes start? so you leather the bastards, simple as

I am just saying you should be careful for your own safety thats all, but hey, each to their own and all that...

i dont like doing it tbh thats why i havent been going around with the casual lot, meh ima be a good lad now

Good boy, thats what I like to hear

I find it really funny on Bebo with footy fans thinking they're "casual" There's more casual between a Nun's legs than all of them And before you make accusations, I'm not a "hooligan"

Like for the milwall game I never seen so many burberry clad chav kids in my life lol

oooh scary kids pmsl

Everybody is wearing Stone Island at School, most of them are shortarses

lol stone island to me is chav, but thats just my 'older' opinion