I have no sympathy for the few ‘decent’ English fans. Just like the few ‘decent’ Huns, by not self policing the bellends, they are condoning what goes on and have allowed the current standards of behaviour to develop over decades. I could not sit in a stand and listen to the bile being spouted by Rangers fans every week. I’d do something about it or find another hobby. The Tartan Army were heading in the same direction as English fans in the 70’s but the knobheads were put in their place and whilst I accept they’re not everyone’s cup of tea, you never see anything like what we’ve seen over the weekend with Scotland fans.
Just like sectarianism up here, self policing is the only solution IMHO.
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25-03-2018 09:52 AM #61
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25-03-2018 09:55 AM #62This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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25-03-2018 10:12 AM #63
I'm quite concerned someone is going to get killed in Russia. These guys aren't messing about.
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25-03-2018 10:15 AM #64This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I think you just won the 'DotNet biggest bollox of the month' award.
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25-03-2018 01:23 PM #65This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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25-03-2018 02:09 PM #66This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I can’t see how you couldn’t sympathise with folk that just go to support their team and end up in the wrong place at the wrong time, like Marseille, through no fault of their own.
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25-03-2018 02:36 PM #67
What can you say about the England fans that hasn't been said a hundred times already. As has already been pointed out self policing is the only thing that's going to sort them out. The fans of the other so called 'home nations' along with the ROI seem to have very successfully got a handle on that, its a mystery as to why England seem to lack the will or ability to follow suit.
I read somewhere that your typical England away fan follows clubs like Brentford and Carlisle and following the national team compensates for supporting clubs who have no chance of providing them with European club football. Perhaps because their clubs cant provide them with that feeling of superiority they over compensate when they follow England and that manifests itself in proving their 'superiority' by battering the locals.
If they need a starting point in a change of attitude there are obviously two things to address:
The first would be the repertoire of that incredibly annoying brass band that seems to follow them everywhere ..... they only appear to have two tunes one being the theme to the great escape, which lets face it far from being a 'patriotic' tune has that distasteful hint of triumphalism about it, especially if you are a German .... the f'ing war is over lads.
The second is to stop booing other countries national anthems as they did in Dortmund .... That's an absolute embarrassment and if they try it in Russia no amount of police presence will stop the locals getting at them, in fact the police will probably join in.
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25-03-2018 03:56 PM #68This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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25-03-2018 03:58 PM #69
As an englishman its just plain embarrassing, simple as.
Couple of points, the"lads" responsible for the antics in Amsterdam will be extremely few in numbers in Moscow/Russia and it will be left to the likes of the England Members club to face the music. (I, personally, dont think there will much trouble in Russia at all, which I realise is at odds with how most seem to think, the biggest flash point will be night/day Russia get knocked out)
The "England band" arent exactly popular with England fans especially those that get involved in the unsavoury stuff we witnessed the other day and on numerous previous occasions) I would have thought if they had been anywhere near the trouble by the canals they would have been the first to be thrown in.
These morons need to grow up, clinging onto their youth, big and loud in numbers out with the "lads." Its like an extension of those idiots that go away to various holiday resorts in southern europe in the summer and spend their entire holiday on the pizz and indulging in very unsociable behaviour. Would they behave so on their own or out with their families? Or if the were sober? They are just borish ignorant idiots.Last edited by Lancs Harp; 25-03-2018 at 04:32 PM.
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25-03-2018 04:31 PM #70This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
England might have a larger percentage of followers that act like lunatics at games, but that doesn't mean they are in any way the majority.
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25-03-2018 05:48 PM #71
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These fans following England are idiots but take the anti English Scottish supreme specs off ffs
We are Hibs we rule supreme.
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25-03-2018 07:52 PM #76
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Can't think of a single hooligan incident with Irish fans.
Even the Lansdowne rd game that was abandoned was because of English supporters ripping up the stand and throwing bits of wood onto the lower deck, and then a run in with the police.
Genuinely can't think of a single incident involving irish fans..
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Well other than club sides clashing like Dundalk and Linfield for instance. Italia 90 England v Ireland was quite lively.
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25-03-2018 08:22 PM #78
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Don't recall a single bad incident regarding Ireland at Italia 90. Irish folk were ecstatic - they certainly weren't prowling streets looking to have a fight.. they were hugging everyone.
I may be mistaken... i spent that whole tournament geeshed in pubs in Dublin watching those games - but a quick scour of t'internet doesn't throw up much.
I did remember reports of English fans raging at not being able to beat the Irish & Tearing up the island though.
Dundalk /Linfield - i know nothing of, although it's hardly a surprising one when you know a little of the respective cultures & geography
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As for booing national anthems, the only one I can recall hearing booed by Scotland fans was GSTQ at Hampden when we played England and lets face it there was more behind that than just football.
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Besides that, don't get me started on the hoards of 'fans' who follow the ROI to tournaments .... shame they cant show the same devotion to their domestic club football .... respect to the folk who do support it, the rest are a bunch of EPL fanboys.
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26-03-2018 11:50 AM #81
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What a lot of this, look how bad English fans are, is all about jealousy & the fact we have done the square root of f all for so long now we are a joke.Last edited by Lago; 26-03-2018 at 12:55 PM.
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26-03-2018 12:08 PM #82
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I always thought that both Scotland and England where as bad as each other for booing the other's respective anthem - neither where better or worse than the other.
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26-03-2018 12:34 PM #83
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The booing of the opposing teams' National Anthems was common practice up until fairly recently.
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The Russians won't go for Brazilians or Danes or French, they'll seek out the mob with a name.
If it kicks off, a bunch of fat, tattooed, racist, drunk bully boys who throw chairs around, vandalise and beat up on easy targets up against ruthless, teetotal, MMA trained, fit as a fiddle fighting animals is going to be a massacre. And the Engurlund mob will get no protection from the Russian Police as they're just as bad as the hooligans.
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26-03-2018 02:17 PM #87
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The Irish don't have any need for self policing they are drunken idiots having a laugh at internationals. The rage doesn't last past full time.
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No England mobs will go near Russia. Excuses will be made.
The ones that will end up in bother will be the rich drunk loud mouthed ones that think they are casuals with drink in them. The media will back them too.
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