Soler
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How bad is it with away fans trying to get into the home supporters sections? He's told me that if you were an away fan and went in there there's something like a 75% chance you'd end up in the hospital, or dead.
Exactly...lewdikris said:Yup, I reckon if someone came at me with an axe a policeman would very soon become my best buddy!
Better that than a coroner...
velimir85 said:Exactly...lewdikris said:Yup, I reckon if someone came at me with an axe a policeman would very soon become my best buddy!
Better that than a coroner...
Anyway,I've got hundreds of picture links,but they are pretty nasty,I'm not quite sure they're for this forum.But if moderators agree,maybe I could post some so the ones interested could see some pics.
Yes,I thought so.Not on this forum
All the eastern countries seem to take hooliganism to a new level. in england 'tools' of any shape or form are hated, anyone caught using a weapon would be dealt with by his own boys. Because, at the end of the day, when it was a popular thing to do back in the 80's people did it for a rush, it was soemthing no drug could ever give you, the sudden adrenaline pump you would get was amazing. it was also a way to show our loyalty to our club, when we started we were young and naaive, looking up to and wanting respect from the older lads. then we got caught up in it, and i ended up being one of arsenal main lads. When my son was born things changed and i grew up. i got out of the game years ago but still keep in touch with the scene, through close mates who ive gained over the years and also just through interest. but when we were ever in fights we never used weapons, if we beat a fella up we wouldnt keep kicking his head in till he died, we would stop and leave him. but in eastern europe it sounds mental. taking weapons into the games aiming at killing someone :roll: whats the point? what adreneline rush do you get from that? how can you feel good when you know youve really hurt someone using a weapon.Milwall and Stoke fans are "popular",but also Headhunters and ICF...of course when english national team plays,that is also a chance for encouter but most of the time only regular,casual fans get stabbed,cuz the opposing hools don't really care whom are they attacking,as long as the victim is wearing anything England related...
Precisely, we were lads looking for a laugh, not mindless murderers. You take a few slaps, you heal up, next week your up for it again, but stabbing is a totally different story.Using blades makes the difference between a rush-seeking firm member and a criminal...
Well I totally understand you,from everything I've heard - nothing that I experienced in life would come close to fear of going through Peckham,New Cross and such and such...especially being a foreigner,and God forbid wearing anything non-Milwall...Sol said:Ive never been as scared in may life as I was when I walked out of the Den when we beat them in the Cup as few years back. I also remember well when they had the whole of the CE in the early 90's and trashed the place. Crazy.
oh i have some stories son. 20 odd years tend to give you some amazing experiences.Well,guvnor,hools here are so amazed with the english scene that they would probably trade half of their life to be in a same situation like you,to face ICF with cardiifers on your side...
Yeh maybe, good thing im hard and can look after myself :wink:good thing you're still alive and walking
Aussie said:Great fun.
Sport is very different in Aus :wink: