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We went to rossi,s after the game and over heard a policemans radio saying that their had been a bit of a skirmish outside the harvester after the game? The italians were looking for it and some swans fans were happy to help them out?
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So...How did they behave? on 09:23 - Feb 21 with 2868 views
We went to rossi,s after the game and over heard a policemans radio saying that their had been a bit of a skirmish outside the harvester after the game? The italians were looking for it and some swans fans were happy to help them out?
Despite the efforts of their cheerleaders at the front of the stands thought their support was really poor tonight. I expected better but think it will be more organised over there. The police got caught on the hop by St Gallen- it wasn't going to happen twice judging by the presence last night. Walking through Hafod last night was like walking down the Mall with so many cops on either side of the road. I hear that those on duty were allowed to finish early as it was so quiet.
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So...How did they behave? on 10:18 - Feb 21 with 2739 views
So...How did they behave? on 09:28 - Feb 21 by huwjacbastad
Despite the efforts of their cheerleaders at the front of the stands thought their support was really poor tonight. I expected better but think it will be more organised over there. The police got caught on the hop by St Gallen- it wasn't going to happen twice judging by the presence last night. Walking through Hafod last night was like walking down the Mall with so many cops on either side of the road. I hear that those on duty were allowed to finish early as it was so quiet.
it kicked off a bit when about 30 of them tried to come down wind street before the game all dressed in black with scarves over their faces. looked like they were all wearing Burkhas.
Their bark was worse than their bite though. they just ended up standing outside the kings arms probably not knowing its a gay bar. they did look sinister though
Did anything happen then? Didn't see them do f*ck all, I was in town all day, if their 'top boys' were there they were as anonymous as the REDS.
Saw a few nice Italian people outside the Liberty taking photos, probably of the Lee Trundle plaque but like I said they wouldn't do f*ck all.
In other news, God bless to the fans going to Naples. I would not go there, unlike down here, their OB will not defend you.
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So...How did they behave? on 12:00 - Feb 21 with 2448 views
So...How did they behave? on 09:28 - Feb 21 by huwjacbastad
Despite the efforts of their cheerleaders at the front of the stands thought their support was really poor tonight. I expected better but think it will be more organised over there. The police got caught on the hop by St Gallen- it wasn't going to happen twice judging by the presence last night. Walking through Hafod last night was like walking down the Mall with so many cops on either side of the road. I hear that those on duty were allowed to finish early as it was so quiet.
Yes, I noticed that, I was driving away from the ground from Hafod down Neath Road and there were dozens and dozens of OB on both sides of the road including some on horseback but there wasn't anything going on at that time. Assume that's the route the Napoli fans would be taking back into town once they'd been let out of the cage.
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So...How did they behave? on 12:17 - Feb 21 with 2372 views
I find the whole hooligan thing pathetic to be honest. Used to laugh at it when I was a kid, but it's the year 2014 FFS!
Looking for a fight because you support a team different from someone else!
Walking around trying to look intimidating. Italian football really needs to sort itself out. Every year there seems to be an incident when one of their teams plays at home. That goes back to the Bruce Grobbelaar jelly legs final against Roma in Rome, my dad took me to and was mental, Frightening.
So...How did they behave? on 00:04 - Feb 21 by Pacemaker
There were quite a few Italians in the East Stand who presumably kept their heads down during the game, I think the club need to look at this because it could have turned into a mess especially as all the police were in the north stand.
I didnt see any at all, to be honest like the Cardiff game, as expected it was all rumour and rubbish.
I do recall one of the more 'spouty' idiots on here saying that they had been at the 'police briefing' ( which was a lie ) and they were expecting murders.
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