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State of 'fans' during International tournaments
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Trying to be a glass half full person, so just to leave this here (and accepting that there will be important exclusions from these figures and this is definitely not football-specific). This is a graph of the official ONS estimates for violent crime in England and Wales. It shows that violent crime has reduced very markedly (by about two-thirds) in the past 20 years and is currently at it lowest level since figures were first collected in 1982.4
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se9addick said:Hope he got paid well for that interview as it’s basically his confession that hopefully will lead to him seeing the inside of a prison cell.
What goes on in the mind of people like this? An absolute idiot.
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Scoham said:Huskaris said:Sounds like that man who put a flare up his bum had one hell of a day.
Just heard on the radio he drank 20 cans of cider, snorted loads of cocaine, put a flare up his bum then stormed in to Wembley without a ticket.
He apparently said when asked "I'm not sorry"
I have to admit I did laugh but my god I worry how many people like him there are in society.1 -
SteveKielyCambridge said:Trying to be a glass half full person, so just to leave this here (and accepting that there will be important exclusions from these figures and this is definitely not football-specific). This is a graph of the official ONS estimates for violent crime in England and Wales. It shows that violent crime has reduced very markedly (by about two-thirds) in the past 20 years and is currently at it lowest level since figures were first collected in 1982.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead–crime_hypothesis
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ElfsborgAddick said:se9addick said:Hope he got paid well for that interview as it’s basically his confession that hopefully will lead to him seeing the inside of a prison cell.
What goes on in the mind of people like this? An absolute idiot.5 -
What we need to consider is why Rugby and Cricket crowds are far more well behaved and they enjoy a drink. Why did us and Sunderland and many other fans from other clubs manage to strike the balance? Maybe, all we have to do is stop the minority that are total immature pricks going and it is as simple as that. Maybe the Police and FA have to get their finger out and start actually banning these idiots.3
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MuttleyCAFC said:What we need to consider is why Rugby and Cricket crowds are far more well behaved and they enjoy a drink. Why did us and Sunderland and many other fans from other clubs manage to strike the balance? Maybe, all we have to do is stop the minority that are total immature pricks going and it is as simple as that. Maybe the Police and FA have to get their finger out and start actually banning these idiots.0
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Football is played on the street corner, rugby and cricket generally aren’t, is there a connection between where football is the accepted sport and where the trouble is?1
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If I drank 20 cans of cider and mixed it with 3 grams I would be dead.13
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Ok, why did a bigger crowd in May 2019 of rival football fans not experience the same issues?0
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se9addick said:If I drank 20 cans of cider and mixed it with 3 grams I would be dead.3
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MuttleyCAFC said:Ok, why did a bigger crowd in May 2019 of rival football fans not experience the same issues?0
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SteveKielyCambridge said:Trying to be a glass half full person, so just to leave this here (and accepting that there will be important exclusions from these figures and this is definitely not football-specific). This is a graph of the official ONS estimates for violent crime in England and Wales. It shows that violent crime has reduced very markedly (by about two-thirds) in the past 20 years and is currently at it lowest level since figures were first collected in 1982.0
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se9addick said:If I drank 20 cans of cider and mixed it with 3 grams I would be dead.4
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MuttleyCAFC said:What we need to consider is why Rugby and Cricket crowds are far more well behaved and they enjoy a drink. Why did us and Sunderland and many other fans from other clubs manage to strike the balance? Maybe, all we have to do is stop the minority that are total immature pricks going and it is as simple as that. Maybe the Police and FA have to get their finger out and start actually banning these idiots.8
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MuttleyCAFC said:Ok, why did a bigger crowd in May 2019 of rival football fans not experience the same issues?
Swap that for the biggest game this country has seen in 55 years. An 8pm kick off. People travelling to Wembley from various parts of the country. People boozing and on the drugs from the minute they woke up. Thousands outside wembley with no tickets. Imo that's the reason we didnt experience the same issues in the league one playoff final.9 -
O-Randy-Hunt said:MuttleyCAFC said:Ok, why did a bigger crowd in May 2019 of rival football fans not experience the same issues?
Swap that for the biggest game this country has seen in 55 years. An 8pm kick off. People travelling to Wembley from various parts of the country. People boozing and on the drugs from the minute they woke up. Thousands outside wembley with no tickets. Imo that's the reason we didnt experience the same issues in the league one playoff final.But apart from that…8 -
Thing is it wasn't just the fans breaking in the fans inside with tickets kicking sh*t out of em was just as bad embarrassment all round really1
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MuttleyCAFC said:What we need to consider is why Rugby and Cricket crowds are far more well behaved and they enjoy a drink. Why did us and Sunderland and many other fans from other clubs manage to strike the balance? Maybe, all we have to do is stop the minority that are total immature pricks going and it is as simple as that. Maybe the Police and FA have to get their finger out and start actually banning these idiots.
Horse racing was ok until a few years ago when some of the morons decided to start going there.2 - Sponsored links:
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CAFCBourne said:Thing is it wasn't just the fans breaking in the fans inside with tickets kicking sh*t out of em was just as bad embarrassment all round really
its the sign of the times we live in of whatabouttery and little shits who are pretty useless to society not getting what they want and taking anyway without a single thought to others - saw a couple that had been folded outside the turnstile - ambulance and police fawning over them.
i dont blame the stewards as they weren't properly paid or equipped to do there job successfully.
when people mention police horses the area was far too busy for that - again just the met missing the boat if they had been there from 10am sunday wouldnt of happened. issue you had is 1.) coppers are only human some wanted to see the match aswell 2.) many couldnt be drafted in from other areas as the majority of england were out doing packets and screaming ingerland so also needed to be policed.
the attitude of people being just as bad is whats wrong - the police didnt want to get involved on wembley way as they want to be the nice guys - after the match the riot police were there and smacking fans with batons that jumped up on the railings to get into tube quicker - maybe if they were there from midday would of been a better day for all.
youtube had a live camera on wembley way - at 11am it was busy - at 2pm it was mobbed - it was left and advertised as a good place to go - those saying that spain portugal would be just as bad - no it wouldnt you wouldnt have divvy birds getting insta stories for a start or melons climbing on top of shipping containers and getting pics taken of them3 -
I wouldn’t blame the stewards too much (apart from those taking bribes etc). If I’m there on minimum wage with minimal training and right to use force then I’m not getting into a scrap with some coked up psychopath. That’s for the police, the failing here I think is on the FA, Wembley’s stadium security leadership and the Met.9
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Covered End said:MuttleyCAFC said:What we need to consider is why Rugby and Cricket crowds are far more well behaved and they enjoy a drink. Why did us and Sunderland and many other fans from other clubs manage to strike the balance? Maybe, all we have to do is stop the minority that are total immature pricks going and it is as simple as that. Maybe the Police and FA have to get their finger out and start actually banning these idiots.
Horse racing was ok until a few years ago when some of the morons decided to start going there.4 -
se9addick said:I wouldn’t blame the stewards too much (apart from those taking bribes etc). If I’m there on minimum wage with minimal training and right to use force then I’m not getting into a scrap with some coked up psychopath. That’s for the police, the failing here I think is on the FA, Wembley’s stadium security leadership and the Met.0
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in addition to the above 2 stewards started fighting at half time becuase 1 called the other a wanker - about the only entertainment on the day4
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Covered End said:MuttleyCAFC said:What we need to consider is why Rugby and Cricket crowds are far more well behaved and they enjoy a drink. Why did us and Sunderland and many other fans from other clubs manage to strike the balance? Maybe, all we have to do is stop the minority that are total immature pricks going and it is as simple as that. Maybe the Police and FA have to get their finger out and start actually banning these idiots.
Horse racing was ok until a few years ago when some of the morons decided to start going there.
Morons think when they go somewhere they have to make their presence felt, they can’t just be somewhere and keep their heads down. It’s that kill or be killed mentality, probably can’t comprehend that you can go somewhere where this isn’t the case.
Paranoia, lack of social skills, insecurity are all probably factors, these can all be made worse with substance abuse, which is probably the common factor.2 -
apologies if this has been posted before.
Detailed analysis of how things escalated on Sunday.2 -
MuttleyCAFC said:Ok, why did a bigger crowd in May 2019 of rival football fans not experience the same issues?0
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Croydon said:Scoham said:Huskaris said:Sounds like that man who put a flare up his bum had one hell of a day.
Just heard on the radio he drank 20 cans of cider, snorted loads of cocaine, put a flare up his bum then stormed in to Wembley without a ticket.
He apparently said when asked "I'm not sorry"
I have to admit I did laugh but my god I worry how many people like him there are in society.1 -
It does seem a huge error, despite covid, not to have various fan parks around london to accommodate - given its a 1 in 55 year event, with many generations desperate to see it and the furore that surrounds it all.3