northsomersetred

Mbop cant score, cant have Hurst losing his record

A bitter and twisted winner

I wonder what will come of this 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-63927054

33 minutes ago, spudski said:

This was far worse last week. This is why flares shouldn't ever be near a football ground. And as for the ' fan' with the corner flag...it's like a beheading. Truly sickening behaviour.

 

Didn't someone get killed in Wales by a flare a few years ago?

Edit

Sad story

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-wales-24931000

Seemed like a game played sportingly

The seppos are going to turn us over

Vive la France!

Allez les Bleus!

There's a chance a French player may get a winners medal even if France don't make the final

It's coming home

the fans just get better

Nice to see English fans having a great time

Shocking

Bills and Vikings, unreal finish

5 hours ago, BS3_RED said:

I'm heading over to Green bay on Friday for a week, two games which on current form we will loose. Oh well, any chance to watch the Packers in GB is worth it. 

I'm not jealous, honest

Hope you have a great trip

There's playing out from the back and there's this

1 hour ago, Tookster said:

Took my boy to his first away game this season and it was the first time I had seen the extent of this. The pent up aggression in the queue for the toilets was enough to put my boy off from going at half time.

I totally support any action against this and believe that we will get more away support because of it.

I've seen it several times in toilets around the ground there's 2 queues for the gents.

In one i was at the urinal and no joke there's a bloke literally 2ft away from me having a line on the toilet window cill. That day was the worst i've seen for it.

2 hours ago, Sir Colby-Tit said:

The sad fact is that there has always been a percentage of football fans that are prone to acting violently, starting way before cocaine became readily available and affordable.

It's easy for the government to point to finger at cocaine, as it avoids the real issues, which I believe are more cultural, societal, upbringing, deprivation etc.

Cocaine per se doesn't make someone violent. Bankers and lawyers enjoying a dinner party sniff don't suddenly bottle the other guests with their cab sav. MP's having a livener in the House of Commons don't steam into the opposition benches.

 

very true, most of the 'incidents' in the HoC seem to be related to a substance which is legally sold there.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/mp-goes-berserk-in-commons-bar-brawl-7446095.html

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/889082/house-of-commons-sport-and-social-bar-shut-down-after-man-glassed-in-face