Fans fighting

[21.05.2016]

Anyone know what happened in the stand today Looked to be a scuffle and a couple punches thrown between a couple guys in the hibs end today.

[staunchhibby]

Ye it was just behind us.Think a remark was made about ref and it kicked off from there.

[Hibby70]

Seemed to be two incidents at the same time. What is wrong with people?

[fat freddy]

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Anyone know what happened in the stand today Looked to be a scuffle and a couple punches thrown between a couple guys in the hibs end today.

Which fight? There were three seperate fights in the area around me plus another one further down towards the front. The best one continued for most of the first half and involved an older fan objecting to a few younger fans referring to a Raith player as a refugee. I think he alerted the stewards to this issue but the younger guys claimed that they just called the Raith player an illigitimate jambo. It ran for ages but provided more entertainment than was on display on the park. The next fight was just after Bartley was sent off and a fan with a young daughter objected to the language being directed at the bald illegitimate referee by an angry gentleman seated next to a young lad. Again, mildly entertaining but it didn't have the legs of the other incident and tempers were cooled by the intervention of a sudden attack of common sense. The other incident I alluded to actually kicked off just before kick off and involved a gentleman who appeared to have successfully avoided salad for his entire life and an older chap who may have been seated in a seat which wasn't intended for him. A handbag situation developed but full body contact was averted when a fan sitting a row behind the incident bravely stood in the way of the two protagonists. This was merely the support bout for the action to follow and it brightened up an otherwise dull afternoon.

[bingo70]

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Which fight? There were three seperate fights in the area around me plus another one further down towards the front. The best one continued for most of the first half and involved an older fan objecting to a few younger fans referring to a Raith player as a refugee. I think he alerted the stewards to this issue but the younger guys claimed that they just called the Raith player an illigitimate jambo. It ran for ages but provided more entertainment than was on display on the park. The next fight was just after Bartley was sent off and a fan with a young daughter objected to the language being directed at the bald illegitimate referee by an angry gentleman seated next to a young lad. Again, mildly entertaining but it didn't have the legs of the other incident and tempers were cooled by the intervention of a sudden attack of common sense. The other incident I alluded to actually kicked off just before kick off and involved a gentleman who appeared to have successfully avoided salad for his entire life and an older chap who may have been seated in a seat which wasn't intended for him. A handbag situation developed but full body contact was averted when a fan sitting a row behind the incident bravely stood in the way of the two protagonists. This was merely the support bout for the action to follow and it brightened up an otherwise dull afternoon.

Really enjoyed reading that 😂

[fat freddy]

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Really enjoyed reading that 😂

I feel a bit guilty but I enjoyed watching the fights, that damn cup final has turned us all into Ragin Bulls

[ClewsHibs]

The baldy guy in row MM needs to have a word with himself. Just calm down mate the game hadnt even started

[Jack Hackett]

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Really enjoyed reading that 😂

+1

[GreenLake]

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Which fight? There were three seperate fights in the area around me plus another one further down towards the front. The best one continued for most of the first half and involved an older fan objecting to a few younger fans referring to a Raith player as a refugee. I think he alerted the stewards to this issue but the younger guys claimed that they just called the Raith player an illigitimate jambo. It ran for ages but provided more entertainment than was on display on the park. The next fight was just after Bartley was sent off and a fan with a young daughter objected to the language being directed at the bald illegitimate referee by an angry gentleman seated next to a young lad. Again, mildly entertaining but it didn't have the legs of the other incident and tempers were cooled by the intervention of a sudden attack of common sense. The other incident I alluded to actually kicked off just before kick off and involved a gentleman who appeared to have successfully avoided salad for his entire life and an older chap who may have been seated in a seat which wasn't intended for him. A handbag situation developed but full body contact was averted when a fan sitting a row behind the incident bravely stood in the way of the two protagonists. This was merely the support bout for the action to follow and it brightened up an otherwise dull afternoon.

I sincerely hope there are no more fights at games, but if there are, I hope you are able to do the reporting. You should be sent to Aleppo immediately so we can all learn what is really going on.

[chinaman]

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I feel a bit guilty but I enjoyed watching the fights, that damn cup final has turned us all into Ragin Bulls

Mayweather won't be coming back then?
Even if the macgregor "pro debut" goes tits up

[blackpoolhibs]

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Which fight? There were three seperate fights in the area around me plus another one further down towards the front. The best one continued for most of the first half and involved an older fan objecting to a few younger fans referring to a Raith player as a refugee. I think he alerted the stewards to this issue but the younger guys claimed that they just called the Raith player an illigitimate jambo. It ran for ages but provided more entertainment than was on display on the park. The next fight was just after Bartley was sent off and a fan with a young daughter objected to the language being directed at the bald illegitimate referee by an angry gentleman seated next to a young lad. Again, mildly entertaining but it didn't have the legs of the other incident and tempers were cooled by the intervention of a sudden attack of common sense. The other incident I alluded to actually kicked off just before kick off and involved a gentleman who appeared to have successfully avoided salad for his entire life and an older chap who may have been seated in a seat which wasn't intended for him. A handbag situation developed but full body contact was averted when a fan sitting a row behind the incident bravely stood in the way of the two protagonists. This was merely the support bout for the action to follow and it brightened up an otherwise dull afternoon.

That prick Boltonhibs told me he wasnt going today.

[BoltonHibee]

[blackpoolhibs]

😇😇😇

[Jack Hackett]

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That prick Boltonhibs told me he wasnt going today.

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[Hibby70]

The worst thing I saw today was the fat bloke in the toilets that had his trousers and pants down past his huge arse when doing a piss.

[Wheat Hound]

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The worst thing I saw today was the fat bloke in the toilets that had his trousers and pants down past his huge arse when doing a piss.

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[greenlex]

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Which fight? There were three seperate fights in the area around me plus another one further down towards the front. The best one continued for most of the first half and involved an older fan objecting to a few younger fans referring to a Raith player as a refugee. I think he alerted the stewards to this issue but the younger guys claimed that they just called the Raith player an illigitimate jambo. It ran for ages but provided more entertainment than was on display on the park. The next fight was just after Bartley was sent off and a fan with a young daughter objected to the language being directed at the bald illegitimate referee by an angry gentleman seated next to a young lad. Again, mildly entertaining but it didn't have the legs of the other incident and tempers were cooled by the intervention of a sudden attack of common sense. The other incident I alluded to actually kicked off just before kick off and involved a gentleman who appeared to have successfully avoided salad for his entire life and an older chap who may have been seated in a seat which wasn't intended for him. A handbag situation developed but full body contact was averted when a fan sitting a row behind the incident bravely stood in the way of the two protagonists. This was merely the support bout for the action to follow and it brightened up an otherwise dull afternoon.

Fat Freddy that made me laugh.You nailed it.

[MWHIBBIES]

Was a punch thrown and some arguing few seats to my left. Missed most of it as I was busy watching the game. Quickly sorted out by the police.

[Flanny boy]

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That prick Boltonhibs told me he wasnt going today.

Haha.aye might have known he would be somewhere other than the salad bar gasman

[HibbySpurs]

Ah FFS, really wish I'd gone now reading the above... Sounds like some top class cabaret was on offer😂😂

[Stax]

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The worst thing I saw today was the fat bloke in the toilets that had his trousers and pants down past his huge arse when doing a piss.

Had a creepy feeling someone was watching me in the loo, and I prefer the term big boned...

[Greenworld]

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Which fight? There were three seperate fights in the area around me plus another one further down towards the front. The best one continued for most of the first half and involved an older fan objecting to a few younger fans referring to a Raith player as a refugee. I think he alerted the stewards to this issue but the younger guys claimed that they just called the Raith player an illigitimate jambo. It ran for ages but provided more entertainment than was on display on the park. The next fight was just after Bartley was sent off and a fan with a young daughter objected to the language being directed at the bald illegitimate referee by an angry gentleman seated next to a young lad. Again, mildly entertaining but it didn't have the legs of the other incident and tempers were cooled by the intervention of a sudden attack of common sense. The other incident I alluded to actually kicked off just before kick off and involved a gentleman who appeared to have successfully avoided salad for his entire life and an older chap who may have been seated in a seat which wasn't intended for him. A handbag situation developed but full body contact was averted when a fan sitting a row behind the incident bravely stood in the way of the two protagonists. This was merely the support bout for the action to follow and it brightened up an otherwise dull afternoon.

Well crying laughing at that summery thank you

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[Wee Effen Bee]

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Which fight? There were three seperate fights in the area around me plus another one further down towards the front. The best one continued for most of the first half and involved an older fan objecting to a few younger fans referring to a Raith player as a refugee. I think he alerted the stewards to this issue but the younger guys claimed that they just called the Raith player an illigitimate jambo. It ran for ages but provided more entertainment than was on display on the park. The next fight was just after Bartley was sent off and a fan with a young daughter objected to the language being directed at the bald illegitimate referee by an angry gentleman seated next to a young lad. Again, mildly entertaining but it didn't have the legs of the other incident and tempers were cooled by the intervention of a sudden attack of common sense. The other incident I alluded to actually kicked off just before kick off and involved a gentleman who appeared to have successfully avoided salad for his entire life and an older chap who may have been seated in a seat which wasn't intended for him. A handbag situation developed but full body contact was averted when a fan sitting a row behind the incident bravely stood in the way of the two protagonists. This was merely the support bout for the action to follow and it brightened up an otherwise dull afternoon.

...and now it's over to Judy for the weather.

[High-On-Hibs]

The boy who got between the 2 idiots to stop it getting physical had a better refereeing performance than that joke on the park.

[The Captain....]

Few fans need to have a good think about the way they behaved today...childish *****baggery doesn't even cover it. Either shut the **** up or if you are as much of a hard man as your pretending to be meet your tormentor outside. The 'hold me back' act is a ****ing embarassment.

As stated earlier tho at times it was a welcome diversion from a shocking first half, so maybe we should just let them get on with it, as pathetic as it is to watch these fuds throwing insults and pretend threats at each other.

Probably the highlight for me was folk at half time blaming Lennon for their behaviour...'he's causing this, we're fighting among ourselves'....absolute brain donors.

[IWasThere2016]

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Which fight? There were three seperate fights in the area around me plus another one further down towards the front. The best one continued for most of the first half and involved an older fan objecting to a few younger fans referring to a Raith player as a refugee. I think he alerted the stewards to this issue but the younger guys claimed that they just called the Raith player an illigitimate jambo. It ran for ages but provided more entertainment than was on display on the park. The next fight was just after Bartley was sent off and a fan with a young daughter objected to the language being directed at the bald illegitimate referee by an angry gentleman seated next to a young lad. Again, mildly entertaining but it didn't have the legs of the other incident and tempers were cooled by the intervention of a sudden attack of common sense. The other incident I alluded to actually kicked off just before kick off and involved a gentleman who appeared to have successfully avoided salad for his entire life and an older chap who may have been seated in a seat which wasn't intended for him. A handbag situation developed but full body contact was averted when a fan sitting a row behind the incident bravely stood in the way of the two protagonists. This was merely the support bout for the action to follow and it brightened up an otherwise dull afternoon.

FTR, I was at the Etihad for Man C v. Everton

[Hibernia&Alba]

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Which fight? There were three seperate fights in the area around me plus another one further down towards the front. The best one continued for most of the first half and involved an older fan objecting to a few younger fans referring to a Raith player as a refugee. I think he alerted the stewards to this issue but the younger guys claimed that they just called the Raith player an illigitimate jambo. It ran for ages but provided more entertainment than was on display on the park. The next fight was just after Bartley was sent off and a fan with a young daughter objected to the language being directed at the bald illegitimate referee by an angry gentleman seated next to a young lad. Again, mildly entertaining but it didn't have the legs of the other incident and tempers were cooled by the intervention of a sudden attack of common sense. The other incident I alluded to actually kicked off just before kick off and involved a gentleman who appeared to have successfully avoided salad for his entire life and an older chap who may have been seated in a seat which wasn't intended for him. A handbag situation developed but full body contact was averted when a fan sitting a row behind the incident bravely stood in the way of the two protagonists. This was merely the support bout for the action to follow and it brightened up an otherwise dull afternoon.

A few games without a win and the tempers get very short. Daft kids is fair enough, but there's no excuse for grown men to be carrying on like that.

[Yorkshire HFC]

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Anyone know what happened in the stand today Looked to be a scuffle and a couple punches thrown between a couple guys in the hibs end today.

One of the reasons why kids aren't taken to matches.

Family club?

[Hermit Crab]

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One of the reasons why kids aren't taken to matches.

Family club?

Nonsense.

[Yorkshire HFC]

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Nonsense.

Well my brother doesnt take his kids because of the trouble he's seen.