Hi guys just had this sent to me to be posted on here
Yesterday my son who is 17 years old and has followed his team all over last season.
he supports Livingston and after the game him and a couple of his friends were going for the train, when 30 to 40 Hibs "supporters" chased them for the banner that they had, his friend got attacked and the banner took off him, luckily my son managed to hide in a local cafe where the kind shop owner allowed him to stay until the hooligans dispersed, and my son was safe.
I think this is a total disgrace that people would act like this because of football.
This could have been a serious or life threatening attack if the Hibs fans had got there way.
I know there must be a lot of decent Hibs fans out there but these people are letting your team down.
I was told before the game that the Hibs fans were bad but now i believe this.
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10-08-2014 04:33 PM #1
message from a concerned mother
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10-08-2014 04:46 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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10-08-2014 04:46 PM #6
This posing with flags upside down is such a tw@ish thing to do.
Especicially as it sounds like the Hibs "casuals" were up against two 17 year olds from Livingston.
That well known and much feared West Lothian football "firm".
Pwoper Naughty!
J
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10-08-2014 04:50 PM #8
If its the guys I think it might be then they're all too common after a game. I don't know them but see them regularly and A lot of them don't even go to the game but get to Easter Road for "afters".
They're a remnant of a darker past and aren't really football supporters, its terrible that young guys can't go to a football game without fear of attack.
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10-08-2014 04:51 PM #9
Yep, well done, a group of thirty to forty of them attack two innocent youngsters for their banner, they must be so hard. Welts. No doubt individually they probably couldn't fight sleep.
Hope both lads are okay and get over the incident quickly. I also hope it doesn't put them off attending games at Easter Road in the future.
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10-08-2014 04:52 PM #10
So called hard men steal flag of a couple of laddies, deary me, cowardly, not Hibs class get the flag back to them.
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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10-08-2014 04:55 PM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
These twitter feeds don't help either. Gives them their moment of "fame".
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10-08-2014 04:56 PM #12
Not wishing to defend a gang of 20 odd chasing 2 or 3 which is cowardly in the extreme but is there a bit more to this than meet the eye?
That DBM banner had appeared on more than one Twitter account relating to 'casuals' before (I'd always wondered what team it related to). Is this not maybe a case of young lads playing at being hard men and it all getting a bit out of hand and one of them telling his parents one side of the story?
Not defending the larger group as it's poor behaviour but it's laddies against laddies, too much testosterone and too few brain cells. Been there, done it and bought the Stone Island t shirt.
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10-08-2014 04:58 PM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Doesn't seem cricket to me.
J
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10-08-2014 05:06 PM #15This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The Drum Beat Mafia or something to do with the bloody Drum.
J
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10-08-2014 05:09 PM #16
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Catches win matches
I was banned till I left home going to matches @ 18 big reason I moved out !
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10-08-2014 05:10 PM #17NamelessLeft by mutual consent!This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Hooded jacket - CHECK
Adidas trainers - CHECK
20 idiot mates - CHECK
It's like hoolie by numbers.....
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10-08-2014 05:11 PM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
A quick search of the internet reveals DBM is the flag of the Livingstone Ultra's - called Drum Beat Mafia. Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUCl0tTqNJQ and twitter feed here https://twitter.com/VoiceAndColour/s...83216657633281
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10-08-2014 05:11 PM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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10-08-2014 05:11 PM #20
Was this the group of boys waiting on the other side of the bridge post-match?
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10-08-2014 05:12 PM #21
On my way home in the car ,I saw two lads chasing two lads just down and across the road from the playhouse .I saw the Livi flag colours Other groups of young lads were hanging about on other side of road and and one idiot was standing in the road shouting something about Hibernian. A traffic Warden spotted them and called it in and police car was heading for scene quickly after that .
There must be CCTV in that area so they would be easily picked out
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10-08-2014 05:23 PM #22
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I saw a group of dead-eyed youth first of all hanging after the bridge on Bothwell Street and then again at Picardy Place not far from Guiliano's. I didn't see any chasing or fighting though.
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10-08-2014 05:23 PM #23
Hibs fans be warned when Livingston come they are up for a "scrap" http://t.co/GkQjPrrjo5
Less talk, more gifs. 21.05.16
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10-08-2014 05:30 PM #24
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Raging Hormones and immaturity will always throw up such incidences. Nothing to do with football and all to do with, like I say, hormones and immaturity. This type of incident went on way back in the 70's too. The only plus is that it is always an extreme minority involved.
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10-08-2014 06:19 PM #25
Time now to delete this thread in case a 'lazy journo', gets hold of it?
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10-08-2014 06:21 PM #26This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote#PERSEVERED
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10-08-2014 06:33 PM #27This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Some boys at 16/17 do daft things to try and impress their mates and girls. It doesn't make it right but it happens.
I've no time for guys trying to relive their youths by going scrapping at the football in their 40s and 50s but in your teens? It's daft, it's wrong but it's happened for years and will still be happening 20 years from now. That's not defending it it's just not being naive and accepting these these things go on.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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10-08-2014 06:48 PM #28This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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10-08-2014 06:50 PM #29This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Funnily enough I go to football to watch football.
J
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10-08-2014 08:01 PM #30
Was also on the bus at the omni centre when the big group ran past, as its been said it all looked like young laddies, didnt see many colours so would be unfair to comment on just how many was chasing who, but it was definitely Livi lads being chased.
And id also be very sceptical with what the boys told his mum. Not exactly going to tell her he went down to Edinburgh with 10-15 of his mates looking for a scrap...
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