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Discussion in 'Newcastle United' started by Sammy's Teckers, Jul 8, 2011.

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  1. Shola's Concrete Boots

    Shola's Concrete Boots Active Member

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    **** Yeah

    Edit, I'm Slightly pissed
     
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    Shola's Concrete Boots, Jul 8, 2011
  2. Why aye Cabaye

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    I think all the hooligans should be locked in a cage with each other, then they can fight until they're all dead and nobody else gets hurt. Seems like a perfect outcome.
     
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    Why aye Cabaye, Jul 8, 2011
  3. Shola's Concrete Boots

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    2nd Edit. Wrong thread<party>
     
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    Shola's Concrete Boots, Jul 8, 2011
  4. Tiggyrimana

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    Cowards do exist unfortunately
     
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    Tiggyrimana, Jul 8, 2011
  5. Tiggyrimana

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    <laugh> bit early mate
     
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    Tiggyrimana, Jul 8, 2011
  6. Agent Bruce

    Agent Bruce Well-Known Member

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    Hooligans in the red corner and Keyboard Warriors in the blue.
     
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    Agent Bruce, Jul 8, 2011

  7. The Armband

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    That only takes one person's stupidity , but nevertheless it can seriously injure
     
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    The Armband, Jul 8, 2011
  8. Why aye Cabaye

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    Good work!
     
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    Why aye Cabaye, Jul 8, 2011
  9. Mod Face

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    <laugh><laugh><laugh>
     
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    Mod Face, Jul 8, 2011
  10. Gutierrez's Right Boot

    Gutierrez's Right Boot Well-Known Member

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    Hoolagans no

    Hulahoops yes
     
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    Gutierrez's Right Boot, Jul 8, 2011
  11. NUFCtomw362

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    No place in football at all for violence, so that's a massive NO to firms and hooligans.
    Ultras however, with flares (as long as they're not been thrown) and banners and flags are more than fine in my view, but people don't seem to be able to draw the line and it often leads to violence.
     
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    NUFCtomw362, Jul 8, 2011
  12. Mod Face

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    This.

    Even Blyth Spartans have 'ultras'. A big drum and green smoke bombs, annoying? Perhaps to some but it adds to the atmosphere so long as they are not violent (which to my knowlege they are not).

    Problem is, when a fan has a potentially harmfull 'weapon', the officials simply cannot trust a stranger to have honest intentions. Sad for the people who just want to make a loud and flashy display but clubs can't take the risk.
     
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  13. NUFCtomw362

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    When I typed that I had Blyth half in mind, after seeing pics of the green smoke bomb during the Cup match vs Gateshead. Looks brilliant with the banners and that and helps them make more noise. If people don't like it, they don't have to sit near that end, simples.
     
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    NUFCtomw362, Jul 8, 2011
  14. The Secret Ingredient

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    there's never been a place for it in football
     
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    The Secret Ingredient, Jul 8, 2011
  15. pauljohnhutch

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    being of the older generation ,i think its quite nice having a drink without the windows coming in,i hope its not just a fad
     
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    pauljohnhutch, Jul 9, 2011
  16. Agent Bruce

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    Does make the drink more enjoyable.
     
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    Agent Bruce, Jul 9, 2011
  17. Aldridge_Prior

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    Absolutely no time for football hooligans/casuals/whatever. They're a part of British culture (alongside seaside amusement parks) I'd gladly see banished into the ether, never to bother anyone again. ****ing numbskulls, especially the Celtic/Rangers lot. They should all be fired out of a cannon into the North Sea, ****s.
     
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  18. Agent Bruce

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    A bit drastic, but you were never one for mincing words.
     
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    Agent Bruce, Jul 9, 2011
  19. Aldridge_Prior

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    What do you get if you mince words? Alphabetti Spaghetti, that's what. And what good is that, eh?

    Exactly.
     
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    Aldridge_Prior, Jul 9, 2011
  20. pauljohnhutch

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    its so much better to have the glass surrounding the drink rather than in it
     
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    pauljohnhutch, Jul 9, 2011
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