| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith 11:08 - Oct 29 with 3586 views | 1983 |
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Do you know Simon cardiff fan in Neath from your punk days? |  |
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 11:20 - Oct 29 with 3560 views | owainglyndwr |
Someone Neads the anti Jack who thinks he is someone special when around Anus ?
Can't name swansea boys but his bottom fell out against the boys that now are in thier late 50s |  | | |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 12:52 - Oct 29 with 3485 views | angryjack |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 11:20 - Oct 29 by owainglyndwr |
Someone Neads the anti Jack who thinks he is someone special when around Anus ?
Can't name swansea boys but his bottom fell out against the boys that now are in thier late 50s |
Anus is a fanny and that Simon is.. |  | | |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 14:33 - Oct 29 with 3404 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 12:52 - Oct 29 by angryjack |
Anus is a fanny and that Simon is.. |
Why do people waste their time on these nomarks? | | | |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 14:54 - Oct 29 with 3391 views | 1983 |
2 old washed up punch drunk p1ssheads with home made tattoos swigging cans of Bow talking a lot of old b0ll0cks while Annis is getting more and more frustrated because they are not keeping to the script and are not taking it serious even the fat kid starts to realise this is cringey.
"Is there anything you would like to ask Annis"?
Yeah when are you going to buy a new Burberry shirt"  
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 15:35 - Oct 29 with 3331 views | KeithHaynes |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 14:54 - Oct 29 by 1983 |
2 old washed up punch drunk p1ssheads with home made tattoos swigging cans of Bow talking a lot of old b0ll0cks while Annis is getting more and more frustrated because they are not keeping to the script and are not taking it serious even the fat kid starts to realise this is cringey.
"Is there anything you would like to ask Annis"?
Yeah when are you going to buy a new Burberry shirt"
More cardiff comedy gold |
Busy atm, I’ll answer later. |  |
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 20:00 - Oct 29 with 3162 views | KeithHaynes |
I didn’t put two and two together until a few weeks back when someone mentioned him as being on the front of an album ( picture ) my band are on. And that was a Cardiff mate. For some reason he mentioned Neath Punk ( who I assume is the same bloke ) stating he hates the jacks. Oh well, I said.
And ?
If he’s the one on the album I think he is our paths did cross now and then early on in the punk scene, especially I think ? Gigs at Port Talbot, Troubadour. Could be wrong. Not sure he made it known he was that in to football then. There was a group of Swans fans from Neath / Port Talbot who took a hiding on the north back from Swansea based swans fans way back. So they switched allegiance to Cardiff. He may have been one of them. But possibly too young.
I find some of the central element vids on you tube interesting. But the accent, yuk 😂 I think these older guys are just trying to keep the dream alive, if there ever was one. We’ve all been there ( maybe not all ) I was at Millwall in 85’ Ended my few years of madness.
Edit: just had a text off a mate of his and mine, he’s 60 now.
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 10:14 - Oct 30 with 2966 views | EagleEye |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 20:00 - Oct 29 by KeithHaynes |
I didn’t put two and two together until a few weeks back when someone mentioned him as being on the front of an album ( picture ) my band are on. And that was a Cardiff mate. For some reason he mentioned Neath Punk ( who I assume is the same bloke ) stating he hates the jacks. Oh well, I said.
And ?
If he’s the one on the album I think he is our paths did cross now and then early on in the punk scene, especially I think ? Gigs at Port Talbot, Troubadour. Could be wrong. Not sure he made it known he was that in to football then. There was a group of Swans fans from Neath / Port Talbot who took a hiding on the north back from Swansea based swans fans way back. So they switched allegiance to Cardiff. He may have been one of them. But possibly too young.
I find some of the central element vids on you tube interesting. But the accent, yuk 😂 I think these older guys are just trying to keep the dream alive, if there ever was one. We’ve all been there ( maybe not all ) I was at Millwall in 85’ Ended my few years of madness.
Edit: just had a text off a mate of his and mine, he’s 60 now.
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Was at Millwall 1983 - is that the game you are referring to, when a load of our boys were in the Millwall end ? Have never seen anyone climb the netting between the fans so quickly as some of our boys did before it all spilled on to the field. Make me chuckle now but it was not so funny at the time |  | | |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 10:38 - Oct 30 with 2948 views | KeithHaynes |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 10:14 - Oct 30 by EagleEye |
Was at Millwall 1983 - is that the game you are referring to, when a load of our boys were in the Millwall end ? Have never seen anyone climb the netting between the fans so quickly as some of our boys did before it all spilled on to the field. Make me chuckle now but it was not so funny at the time |
That was most certainly 85 mate. Had it been 83 it would have been a then first division fixture. This was the first game of the third division season. Swans fans in the Millwall end is right. Only about thirty. After regrouping from their embarrassment the Millwall supporters ran back in to their home end and it a right old do ensued. From memory it was in the days of big fences.
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 10:54 - Oct 30 with 2898 views | onehunglow |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 10:38 - Oct 30 by KeithHaynes |
That was most certainly 85 mate. Had it been 83 it would have been a then first division fixture. This was the first game of the third division season. Swans fans in the Millwall end is right. Only about thirty. After regrouping from their embarrassment the Millwall supporters ran back in to their home end and it a right old do ensued. From memory it was in the days of big fences.
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85 would have seen me smashing heads from the various “ firms” that came to Liverpool.
Recall Pompey,Villa,Wolves,Sours,Hammers being gobshytes .
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 11:29 - Oct 30 with 2877 views | 1983 |
I was there that day me and my mate we were a couple of school kids we told our parents we were going to Porthcawl I think. We went with FOSCFA 1 brand new D coaches gold coloured coach which was over crowded by 4 or 5 fans.
After driving around South London for ages we stopped at a pub full of Millwall casuals standing outside and the coach driver asked where the ground was! Beer glasses and bottles rained on the coach we sh1t ourselves. In the ground I remember next to us Millwall fans in their 30's & 40's climbing the fences screaming and spitting at us, then hearing Saaaawansea opposite us the otherside of the ground and it all kicking off.Came home and my cousin said it had been on the 9 o'clock news
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 11:34 - Oct 30 with 2858 views | KeithHaynes |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 10:54 - Oct 30 by onehunglow |
85 would have seen me smashing heads from the various “ firms” that came to Liverpool.
Recall Pompey,Villa,Wolves,Sours,Hammers being gobshytes .
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Yes, I received similar treatment trying to save a bloke from Neyland’s life outside Anfield when thousands of Swans fans turned up for the 2-2 draw. I had a few blows over the back of my head as we tried to resuscitate him after a bricked up window collapsed on him outside the away end. | |
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 11:36 - Oct 30 with 2847 views | KeithHaynes |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 11:29 - Oct 30 by 1983 |
I was there that day me and my mate we were a couple of school kids we told our parents we were going to Porthcawl I think. We went with FOSCFA 1 brand new D coaches gold coloured coach which was over crowded by 4 or 5 fans.
After driving around South London for ages we stopped at a pub full of Millwall casuals standing outside and the coach driver asked where the ground was! Beer glasses and bottles rained on the coach we sh1t ourselves. In the ground I remember next to us Millwall fans in their 30's & 40's climbing the fences screaming and spitting at us, then hearing Saaaawansea opposite us the otherside of the ground and it all kicking off.Came home and my cousin said it had been on the 9 o'clock news
Bonkers Bonkers day |
Millwall don’t talk about it that much, a bit embarrassing for them overall. | |
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 12:27 - Oct 30 with 2816 views | 1983 |
I remember after the game Millwall fans going nuts outside banging this big blue metal sliding door screaming Taffies were going to kill you! some police inspector come onto the terracing and say right because you Welsh lot fůcking about I'm not sending my constables out there so we will just all have to wait for them to go away!
About 30 minutes later they marched us all along the back on their centre stand and took us down some big steps outside the main home end our bus was escorted out of London surrounded by old Rover police cars and the main mob were walked back to where ever. I work with a Millwall fan who was hardly a kid then put a thread on a Millwall forum about it 6-7 yrs ago and loads got back and said they remembered it well and were laughing saying they were gobsmacked that anybody have tried that especially back in the 1980's | |
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 13:08 - Oct 30 with 2767 views | Chippy69 |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 11:34 - Oct 30 by KeithHaynes |
Yes, I received similar treatment trying to save a bloke from Neyland’s life outside Anfield when thousands of Swans fans turned up for the 2-2 draw. I had a few blows over the back of my head as we tried to resuscitate him after a bricked up window collapsed on him outside the away end. |
Jesus That stuck on my mind for years ,big surge and he was right in front of us
going through the garden straight through a blocked bay window
How did he get on often wondered |  |
| They make us feel indebted
For saving us from hell
And then they put us through it
It's time the bastards fell
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 13:10 - Oct 30 with 2755 views | onehunglow |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 11:34 - Oct 30 by KeithHaynes |
Yes, I received similar treatment trying to save a bloke from Neyland’s life outside Anfield when thousands of Swans fans turned up for the 2-2 draw. I had a few blows over the back of my head as we tried to resuscitate him after a bricked up window collapsed on him outside the away end. |
I got snatched by the OSD myself before someone recognised me .
They were buggers but times reflected policing .
In many cases ,it was a war and fans were not as they are now | |
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 13:18 - Oct 30 with 2745 views | EagleEye |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 10:38 - Oct 30 by KeithHaynes |
That was most certainly 85 mate. Had it been 83 it would have been a then first division fixture. This was the first game of the third division season. Swans fans in the Millwall end is right. Only about thirty. After regrouping from their embarrassment the Millwall supporters ran back in to their home end and it a right old do ensued. From memory it was in the days of big fences.
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25-Aug-1984 ?
Let's reminisce you oldies 2 - Millwall away 1984 by dailew 23 May 2016 0:36I was there. Remember hearing "jack army" from the top of the cold blow lane end and thinking wtf. Thousands seemed to converge on that area (there were no barriers seperating 3/4 of the ground).
A group of swansea fans were chased down to the bottom and somehow scrambled over the fence.
http://www.millwall-history.org.uk/August84-1.htm [Post edited 30 Oct 2023 13:24]
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 13:43 - Oct 30 with 2710 views | KeithHaynes |
You are spot on mate, my bad as the youngsters say.
Nearly 40 years ago, lucky I got the decade right 😂
We went up from Pembroke Dock, Milford and Swansea on the train. Thought it was a doddle, arrived in south London. Carnage. But as a young man you are invincible.
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 15:14 - Oct 30 with 2644 views | Azzuriswan |
1983 i remember that day well....Very interesting. Our terrace behind the goal had little or no facilities whilst their side had beer flowing freely during the game. | | | |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 16:55 - Oct 30 with 2600 views | KeithHaynes |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 15:14 - Oct 30 by Azzuriswan |
1983 i remember that day well....Very interesting. Our terrace behind the goal had little or no facilities whilst their side had beer flowing freely during the game. |
We’ve agreed on 84 😉 | |
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 18:05 - Oct 30 with 2562 views | max936 |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 11:34 - Oct 30 by KeithHaynes |
Yes, I received similar treatment trying to save a bloke from Neyland’s life outside Anfield when thousands of Swans fans turned up for the 2-2 draw. I had a few blows over the back of my head as we tried to resuscitate him after a bricked up window collapsed on him outside the away end. |
Me and the Mrs were there that day, it was carnage, we could hear all the shouting down below the stand during the minutes silence for Shanks and I remember saying to Mrs oh fuk, we were right up the back left hand side of the stand, we heard that someone had been hurt after wall giove way.
We were making our way back to the busses that were all lined up waiting and all we heard was look out they're coming , it was carnage, lads on our bus got caught as thery got to the bus, I tried to getr off to help, but an older guy on the bus stopped me, I played fuk with him then the Mrs give him some serious grief  |  |
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| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 19:10 - Oct 30 with 2497 views | KeithHaynes |
| Cardiff podcast FAO Keith on 18:05 - Oct 30 by max936 |
Me and the Mrs were there that day, it was carnage, we could hear all the shouting down below the stand during the minutes silence for Shanks and I remember saying to Mrs oh fuk, we were right up the back left hand side of the stand, we heard that someone had been hurt after wall giove way.
We were making our way back to the busses that were all lined up waiting and all we heard was look out they're coming , it was carnage, lads on our bus got caught as thery got to the bus, I tried to getr off to help, but an older guy on the bus stopped me, I played fuk with him then the Mrs give him some serious grief |
We got in the Kop twice.
Those lively scousers weren’t happy, second time that was enough me. | |
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