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The Bad Old Days of Hooliganism 16th August 1967 !! Open Night

Bored so thumbing over some old progarmmes strange to see a comment of Open Night with Players and Officials marred by some hooligansim and seats being damaged tutt tutt come on you old uns come clean !!!

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  • It was Soundas who started it...
  • Smallwall had their shit hole closed for football hooilganism in the 1930s.
    Im sure Sam bartram was once knocked out by something thrown by a fan.
  • I heard it was @Len Glover :-)
  • obviously a sign of 1960's society.
  • seats yet again rearing their ugly heads even in the 60s.

  • edited December 2012
    Not naming names but it will go down in infamy as night of the long cardigans.
  • I heard it was @Len Glover :-)

    I don't believe Len was ever thrown at Sam Bartram!
  • Sam (allegedly) had his goal set on fire by Pompey fans.
  • My grandad spoke of Sams goal net being set alight by opposing fans, the conversation came up in 1983/4? when we were dishing out some stick to a bloke called Nigel Batch who was keeper for Grimsby, he also mentioned going to the Den between the wars when they played Spurs once and seeing dockers sorting out labour disputes with those big steeverdore hooks on the terraces, he never went back!
  • I heard it was @Len Glover :-)

    You may mock, but I've heard that Len Glover was a bit of a tasty geezer back in the day - he could regularly be seen slapping northerners at Charlton station and leading the charge at away games.

    He's mellowed now, of course, but the "old" Len still comes out occasionally for the big games. For example, I saw him going crackers at Operation Ewood when he thought someone had nicked his sudoku book. Blood was very nearly spilt, until he found it again under his blanket.

    Trifle with the LG at your peril.
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  • edited December 2012
    Off_it said:

    I heard it was @Len Glover :-)

    You may mock, but I've heard that Len Glover was a bit of a tasty geezer back in the day - he could regularly be seen slapping northerners at Charlton station and leading the charge at away games.

    He's mellowed now, of course, but the "old" Len still comes out occasionally for the big games. For example, I saw him going crackers at Operation Ewood when he thought someone had nicked his sudoku book. Blood was very nearly spilt, until he found it again under his blanket.

    Trifle with the LG at your peril.
    OI!

    I'm here and reading you know!

    :-)
  • ha ha - thought it was your nap time!
    ;o)
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