| When they are not knocking out women on 23:29 - Dec 18 with 1814 views | GixerJack |
So, does a football banning order mean they don’t have to watch Cardiff anymore??? What kind of punishment is that for gods sake? |  | |  |
| When they are not knocking out women on 23:49 - Dec 18 with 1800 views | Kilkennyjack |
Cowards. |  |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 09:12 - Dec 19 with 1582 views | Boundy |
Two tier sentencing imo , say something on the internet and you can get 2 to 5 years , seriously assault someone because they hold different opinions and you get no where near that and have it suspended |  |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 09:49 - Dec 19 with 1536 views | union_jack |
I don’t in any way condone the violence inflicted on this man BUT you’ve got to be looking for trouble if you celebrate a late (or any) goal whilst sat in the Cardiff end. And please don’t give me this ‘it was instinctive’ argument, rubbish. He could easily have sat on his hands. I’d say there was a modicum of purposeful provocation on his part. The reaction of course was disproportionate. |  |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 13:29 - Dec 19 with 1424 views | Flashberryjack |
| When they are not knocking out women on 09:49 - Dec 19 by union_jack |
I don’t in any way condone the violence inflicted on this man BUT you’ve got to be looking for trouble if you celebrate a late (or any) goal whilst sat in the Cardiff end. And please don’t give me this ‘it was instinctive’ argument, rubbish. He could easily have sat on his hands. I’d say there was a modicum of purposeful provocation on his part. The reaction of course was disproportionate. |
I wonder what would have happend had a Cardiff fan celebrated a goal in the home end at our stadium, I suspect a similar outcame.. |  |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 13:41 - Dec 19 with 1407 views | union_jack |
| When they are not knocking out women on 13:29 - Dec 19 by Flashberryjack |
I wonder what would have happend had a Cardiff fan celebrated a goal in the home end at our stadium, I suspect a similar outcame.. |
Most probably and I’d have made the same point. | |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 16:35 - Dec 19 with 1293 views | swan65split |
As a swans fan for 60 years, and my best mate of 40 years another mate of 50 years being both Cardiff fans ........sometimes life leaves me struggling to find any human intelligence. |  | | |
| When they are not knocking out women on 16:56 - Dec 19 with 1256 views | jack247 |
| When they are not knocking out women on 09:49 - Dec 19 by union_jack |
I don’t in any way condone the violence inflicted on this man BUT you’ve got to be looking for trouble if you celebrate a late (or any) goal whilst sat in the Cardiff end. And please don’t give me this ‘it was instinctive’ argument, rubbish. He could easily have sat on his hands. I’d say there was a modicum of purposeful provocation on his part. The reaction of course was disproportionate. |
Really can’t argue with that. Not condoning it, but the same would have happened if one of their fans celebrated an injury time winner in the east stand.
They should still do time, but what a stupid thing to do from the Swans fan. | | | |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 17:22 - Dec 19 with 1221 views | pencoedjack |
| When they are not knocking out women on 13:29 - Dec 19 by Flashberryjack |
I wonder what would have happend had a Cardiff fan celebrated a goal in the home end at our stadium, I suspect a similar outcame.. |
I seem to remember a ginger Bassey doing it a few years ago with a similar result.
It's rather foolish to go in the home end & even more so to celebrate when your team scores. |  | | |
| When they are not knocking out women on 19:20 - Dec 19 with 1138 views | builthjack |
| When they are not knocking out women on 09:49 - Dec 19 by union_jack |
I don’t in any way condone the violence inflicted on this man BUT you’ve got to be looking for trouble if you celebrate a late (or any) goal whilst sat in the Cardiff end. And please don’t give me this ‘it was instinctive’ argument, rubbish. He could easily have sat on his hands. I’d say there was a modicum of purposeful provocation on his part. The reaction of course was disproportionate. |
Plain daft. He could have just sat there with a little smile on his face. |  |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 21:04 - Dec 19 with 1063 views | swan_si |
| When they are not knocking out women on 16:56 - Dec 19 by jack247 |
Really can’t argue with that. Not condoning it, but the same would have happened if one of their fans celebrated an injury time winner in the east stand.
They should still do time, but what a stupid thing to do from the Swans fan. |
Or even a half eaten prawn sandwich to the back of the head in the west stand.🤔😂 |  | | |
| When they are not knocking out women on 23:58 - Dec 19 with 967 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| When they are not knocking out women on 19:20 - Dec 19 by builthjack |
Plain daft. He could have just sat there with a little smile on his face. |
Sad to see posters suggesting that violence was only to be expected in those circumstances. It looks like condoning this violence and blaming the victim.
Fan segregation was only brought in to reduce violence in the 1980s. Fans happily co existed in the same areas up to then. The dumbing down process has been going on for decades to such a level that cowardly attacks are seen as inevitable. |  |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 01:06 - Dec 20 with 948 views | jack247 |
| When they are not knocking out women on 23:58 - Dec 19 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Sad to see posters suggesting that violence was only to be expected in those circumstances. It looks like condoning this violence and blaming the victim.
Fan segregation was only brought in to reduce violence in the 1980s. Fans happily co existed in the same areas up to then. The dumbing down process has been going on for decades to such a level that cowardly attacks are seen as inevitable. |
Condemning the violence - no
Blaming the victim - yes
Both sides are at fault here | | | |
| When they are not knocking out women on 05:58 - Dec 20 with 904 views | sons_of_omri |
| When they are not knocking out women on 23:58 - Dec 19 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Sad to see posters suggesting that violence was only to be expected in those circumstances. It looks like condoning this violence and blaming the victim.
Fan segregation was only brought in to reduce violence in the 1980s. Fans happily co existed in the same areas up to then. The dumbing down process has been going on for decades to such a level that cowardly attacks are seen as inevitable. |
There was violence from the 50’s onwards . Segregation has been in effect much longer than you think. You must be very young | | | |
| When they are not knocking out women on 07:33 - Dec 20 with 858 views | felixstowe_jack |
| When they are not knocking out women on 05:58 - Dec 20 by sons_of_omri |
There was violence from the 50’s onwards . Segregation has been in effect much longer than you think. You must be very young |
Correct segregation for standing fans was introduced a lot earlier. In the FA Cup in 1968 Arsenal fans were housed under the double Decker
In 1971 on boxing day in good old league 3 Aston Villa fans were again in the double decker standing area. Over 24,000 in attendance that day with gates closed well before kick off .
You could buy stand tickets but those areas were not segregated as there was very little trouble from people who could afford to sit down.
I can remember sitting with Palace fans in the stands at Selhurst Park for the Fa Cup replay in 1980 discussing the game without any trouble . | |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 08:50 - Dec 20 with 805 views | Fireboy2 |
| When they are not knocking out women on 01:06 - Dec 20 by jack247 |
Condemning the violence - no
Blaming the victim - yes
Both sides are at fault here |
This ^
The jack was stupid for 1, to go in the away end and 2. To actually jump and cheer our winner.
The kerdiff fans are equally to blame for the attack. |  | | |
| When they are not knocking out women on 08:57 - Dec 20 with 797 views | onehunglow |
| When they are not knocking out women on 07:33 - Dec 20 by felixstowe_jack |
Correct segregation for standing fans was introduced a lot earlier. In the FA Cup in 1968 Arsenal fans were housed under the double Decker
In 1971 on boxing day in good old league 3 Aston Villa fans were again in the double decker standing area. Over 24,000 in attendance that day with gates closed well before kick off .
You could buy stand tickets but those areas were not segregated as there was very little trouble from people who could afford to sit down.
I can remember sitting with Palace fans in the stands at Selhurst Park for the Fa Cup replay in 1980 discussing the game without any trouble . |
Remember both those and us at the back kicking the fork out of the corrugated iron | |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 08:59 - Dec 20 with 795 views | onehunglow |
| When they are not knocking out women on 07:33 - Dec 20 by felixstowe_jack |
Correct segregation for standing fans was introduced a lot earlier. In the FA Cup in 1968 Arsenal fans were housed under the double Decker
In 1971 on boxing day in good old league 3 Aston Villa fans were again in the double decker standing area. Over 24,000 in attendance that day with gates closed well before kick off .
You could buy stand tickets but those areas were not segregated as there was very little trouble from people who could afford to sit down.
I can remember sitting with Palace fans in the stands at Selhurst Park for the Fa Cup replay in 1980 discussing the game without any trouble . |
Me ol fella and me watched the Shankly game at Anfield from the Main Stand along with LFC fans. No probs even when we scored
None when they did wifhed,which they did | |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 09:29 - Dec 20 with 767 views | jack247 |
| When they are not knocking out women on 08:50 - Dec 20 by Fireboy2 |
This ^
The jack was stupid for 1, to go in the away end and 2. To actually jump and cheer our winner.
The kerdiff fans are equally to blame for the attack. |
It’s pretty obvious isn’t it. He went in their end, with a Swans top under his jacket. You don’t do that if you’re genuinely trying to watch the game incognito.
If that happened in reverse most of us wouldn’t attack anyone but woukd be fuming. Plenty of our meatheads would have piled in. | | | |
| When they are not knocking out women on 12:38 - Dec 20 with 694 views | union_jack |
| When they are not knocking out women on 07:33 - Dec 20 by felixstowe_jack |
Correct segregation for standing fans was introduced a lot earlier. In the FA Cup in 1968 Arsenal fans were housed under the double Decker
In 1971 on boxing day in good old league 3 Aston Villa fans were again in the double decker standing area. Over 24,000 in attendance that day with gates closed well before kick off .
You could buy stand tickets but those areas were not segregated as there was very little trouble from people who could afford to sit down.
I can remember sitting with Palace fans in the stands at Selhurst Park for the Fa Cup replay in 1980 discussing the game without any trouble . |
I was at Selhurst Park that night as I lived in London in those days. Went behind the goal in the home end and got into conversation with two older Palace fans who shared their coffee laced with Pernod with me. I’ll always remember that game and that taste. Good people. | |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 12:47 - Dec 20 with 676 views | Flashberryjack |
| When they are not knocking out women on 12:38 - Dec 20 by union_jack |
I was at Selhurst Park that night as I lived in London in those days. Went behind the goal in the home end and got into conversation with two older Palace fans who shared their coffee laced with Pernod with me. I’ll always remember that game and that taste. Good people. |
I was in the same stand as you that night, had no trouble inside, but had a running fight all the way back to the car. | |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 13:13 - Dec 20 with 643 views | union_jack |
| When they are not knocking out women on 12:47 - Dec 20 by Flashberryjack |
I was in the same stand as you that night, had no trouble inside, but had a running fight all the way back to the car. |
I was right down the bottom behind the goal. | |
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| When they are not knocking out women on 22:10 - Dec 20 with 453 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| When they are not knocking out women on 19:20 - Dec 19 by builthjack |
Plain daft. He could have just sat there with a little smile on his face. |
I would have swung my arm theatrically and cried “drat! And double drat!” |  |
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