Trouble yesterday.

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Trouble yesterday.

by Kes » 04 May 2008 15:25

Kicked off outside the North Stand. Two or three blokes pinned to the floor and handcuffed during the 2nd half.. What was that all about?

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by Kes » 04 May 2008 16:43

oh and about 50 stewards in attendance for three blokes.....

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by The 17 Bus » 04 May 2008 17:02

Why were you outside during the game then?

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by Kes » 04 May 2008 17:17

The 17 Bus Why were you outside during the game then?


I was in the concourse. Trouble kicked off, so the steward let me peek out the exit.

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by mini _dariusz » 04 May 2008 18:12

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The 17 Bus Why were you outside during the game then?


I was in the concourse. Trouble kicked off, so the steward let me peek out the exit.


Why were you watching Reading ?


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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by The 17 Bus » 04 May 2008 18:19

He wasnt, he was in the concourse.

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by Huntley & Palmer » 05 May 2008 10:42

I can guarantee it was not the two yids throwing their guts up on the bank next to the programme sellers on the way up towards the North Stand. They were still lay there in their own puke after the game. LOLightweights

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by Kes » 05 May 2008 20:48

Huntley & Palmer I can guarantee it was not the two yids throwing their guts up on the bank next to the programme sellers on the way up towards the North Stand. They were still lay there in their own puke after the game. LOLightweights


I saw them too. The asian bloke looked like he was dead. It was funny when I walked up the hill, it looked like him and his mate were spooning each other. Couldn't believe they were still there after the game.

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by Huntley & Palmer » 05 May 2008 22:44

Same, they even had the option of getting some food down them at the burger bar less than 30 yards away. Stunningly pissed in a short space of time


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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by The 17 Bus » 06 May 2008 07:16

I thought it was illegal to be pissed at a football match??

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by Huntley & Palmer » 06 May 2008 09:46

It would be, if they had actually tried to get into the ground. Indeed, had they even got to the ground

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by Hugo Boss » 06 May 2008 11:15

Didn't see this but I did witness some irate Reading fans having a go at fellow supporters in the concourse during the 2nd half, apparently for being drunk and enjoying themselves.

What is the world coming to when supported have a go at their own?? :roll:

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by Dirk Gently » 06 May 2008 11:18

Hugo Boss What is the world coming to when supported have a go at their own?? :roll:


Have you not been in "The Team" forum any time in the last six months?


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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by Hugo Boss » 06 May 2008 11:21

I once accidentally clicked on that section but hit "Back" quickly. :wink:

In all seriousness though, I know it looks like we're going down but do people really need to take it all to heart so much?? The lads that were getting an earful only seemed to be jovially having a drink.

Incidentally, the guy doing all the shouting had an orange and white hooped polo shirt on and was backed up by about 5-6 other assorted characters.

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by Thaumagurist* » 06 May 2008 11:22

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by Dirk Gently » 06 May 2008 11:26

Hugo Boss I once accidentally clicked on that section but hit "Back" quickly. :wink:

In all seriousness though, I know it looks like we're going down but do people really need to take it all to heart so much?? The lads that were getting an earful only seemed to be jovially having a drink.

Incidentally, the guy doing all the shouting had an orange and white hooped polo shirt on and was backed up by about 5-6 other assorted characters.


It's today's culture. Whenever anything happens that someone doesn't like, whatever it is, the first response is to find someone who can be blamed for it.

If something happens that people don't like but they can't find someone to blame, then they'll take their frustrations out on anyone else - whatever they're doing - who doesn't share the same views or opinion as them.

Oh, and even in the most complex situations, where there is a multitude of factors causing the situation, all the blame must be assigned in just one place - combinations of factors are far too complicated for these people to get their heads around.

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by Thaumagurist* » 06 May 2008 11:27

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by AF1 » 06 May 2008 11:33

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Hugo Boss I once accidentally clicked on that section but hit "Back" quickly. :wink:

In all seriousness though, I know it looks like we're going down but do people really need to take it all to heart so much?? The lads that were getting an earful only seemed to be jovially having a drink.

Incidentally, the guy doing all the shouting had an orange and white hooped polo shirt on and was backed up by about 5-6 other assorted characters.


People are (unts.

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Re: Trouble yesterday.

by Kes » 06 May 2008 11:40

Hugo Boss Didn't see this but I did witness some irate Reading fans having a go at fellow supporters in the concourse during the 2nd half, apparently for being drunk and enjoying themselves.

What is the world coming to when supported have a go at their own?? :roll:


Remember I bumped into you and Scrooge after the game and showed you that Asian spurs fan lying on the grass bank with puke everywhere? or were you too pissed to remember!?!

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