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No idea- I’ve personally never seen them before- but that is because I sit in ClubRed, collect autographs so stand outside the reception from 12 o’clock onwards on a Saturday, and sit during away games away from the ‘hardcore’ section... like I was actually the furthest person towards the middle of the pitch of away fans on the side.
One of the blokes wore a trilby hat and shades... looking like something out of Blues Brothers, which was quite funny!

I sure the bloke with the trilby, he was brilliant loves a crowd, a real attention seeker.

Why can't people just go to football, have a beer or two and keep it sensible and restrained rather than living up to the stereotype every weekend?

Every other game I overhear the same group talking about their interactions with police/stewards/opposition fans, almost boasting about it.

People will say "well just stay away if you don't want to hear or see it", but yesterday I had no choice when about 20 of them bundled into the aisle and just pissed off everyone around them as well as the police and stewards who had to come over.

Just waiting for somebody to come up with the old excuse ;
'it's a football match what do you expect?'

Author:	ReturnofMoo [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:00 pm ]
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SteelbackDon wrote: No idea- I’ve personally never seen them before- but that is because I sit in ClubRed, collect autographs so stand outside the reception from 12 o’clock onwards on a Saturday, and sit during away games away from the ‘hardcore’ section... like I was actually the furthest person towards the middle of the pitch of away fans on the side. One of the blokes wore a trilby hat and shades... looking like something out of Blues Brothers, which was quite funny! That will be Andrew Cullen.

Author:	Hugo [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:25 pm ]
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These fans are not doing us any favours, once you start arguing with the playing staff, it is a slippery road down.

Author:	Hugo [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:28 pm ]
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I sure the bloke with the trilby, he was brilliant loves a crowd, a real attention seeker.

Author:	Gers [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:30 pm ]
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Hugo wrote: I sure the bloke with the trilby, he was brilliant loves a crowd, a real attention seeker. If it's who I think it is, I'm not surprised. He's not my favourite.

Author:	FilthyDon [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:34 pm ]
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Why can't people just go to football, have a beer or two and keep it sensible and restrained rather than living up to the stereotype every weekend? Every other game I overhear the same group talking about their interactions with police/stewards/opposition fans, almost boasting about it. People will say "well just stay away if you don't want to hear or see it", but yesterday I had no choice when about 20 of them bundled into the aisle and just pissed off everyone around them as well as the police and stewards who had to come over.

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Author:	Gers [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:45 pm ]
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FilthyDon wrote: Why can't people just go to football, have a beer or two and keep it sensible and restrained rather than living up to the stereotype every weekend? Every other game I overhear the same group talking about their interactions with police/stewards/opposition fans, almost boasting about it. People will say "well just stay away if you don't want to hear or see it", but yesterday I had no choice when about 20 of them bundled into the aisle and just pissed off everyone around them as well as the police and stewards who had to come over. Exact same thing as when we went there before. FA Cup? They were complete dicks that day.

Author:	chrisdon [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:46 pm ]
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Just waiting for somebody to come up with the old excuse ; 'it's a football match what do you expect?'

Author:	Gers [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:50 pm ]
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chrisdon wrote: Just waiting for somebody to come up with the old excuse ; 'it's a football match what do you expect?' Football supporters, not criminals.

Author:	Kempstondons6 [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:57 pm ]
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One of our stewards told me that when we played QPR the police split them up and put them on separate trains so they thought they would give the police the slip for this game and get the train from wolverton instead, trouble was the police knew this and were waiting for them at wolverton, no idea if this is true of course?

Author:	ChaChaDon [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:59 pm ]
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SteelbackDon wrote: No idea- I’ve personally never seen them before- but that is because I sit in ClubRed, collect autographs so stand outside the reception from 12 o’clock onwards on a Saturday, and sit during away games away from the ‘hardcore’ section... like I was actually the furthest person towards the middle of the pitch of away fans on the side. One of the blokes wore a trilby hat and shades... looking like something out of Blues Brothers, which was quite funny! The one off of MK Dons Fans TV???? I saw Wooton, Williams & EEL walking down towards the car park just before 6pm. Seems they didn’t fancy the bus.

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