by One Beer is never enough. » 24 Sep 2006 08:47
by The 17 Bus » 24 Sep 2006 08:58
by alad » 24 Sep 2006 09:00
by The 17 Bus » 24 Sep 2006 09:02
by The 17 Bus » 24 Sep 2006 09:02
by Jerry St Clair » 24 Sep 2006 09:03
alad That is football, if someone is stupid enough to wear a United shirt in the Reading stand then they're inciting trouble and asking for it.
by Avon Royal » 24 Sep 2006 09:08
Jerry St Clairalad That is football, if someone is stupid enough to wear a United shirt in the Reading stand then they're inciting trouble and asking for it.
Do you really think that because someone dares to support a different football team in your vicinity that is "inciting trouble".
Grow up.
by mathematically_safe » 24 Sep 2006 09:16
by Jerry St Clair » 24 Sep 2006 09:22
Avon RoyalJerry St Clairalad That is football, if someone is stupid enough to wear a United shirt in the Reading stand then they're inciting trouble and asking for it.
Do you really think that because someone dares to support a different football team in your vicinity that is "inciting trouble".
Grow up.
Sadly, just because something shouldn't incite trouble doesn't mean it won't.
by Avon Royal » 24 Sep 2006 09:31
Jerry St ClairAvon RoyalJerry St Clairalad That is football, if someone is stupid enough to wear a United shirt in the Reading stand then they're inciting trouble and asking for it.
Do you really think that because someone dares to support a different football team in your vicinity that is "inciting trouble".
Grow up.
Sadly, just because something shouldn't incite trouble doesn't mean it won't.
I didn't say that. I totally agree that it's a very unwise thing to do, but that doesn't excuse it.
And I worry that we tend to legitimise acts of thuggery like this just because it happens at a football match.
by Bath Hoops » 24 Sep 2006 09:43
by Avon Royal » 24 Sep 2006 09:46
Bath Hoops I don't think punching the hell out of a kid or adult is responsible action, all you had to do was get a steward and he'd have been thrown out. Certainly not the image I'd like Reading FC fans to be assocaited with, we are a family club and people respect us for that not. I hope the club can identify the people involved too, and you get the bans you deserve.
by Royal Lady » 24 Sep 2006 09:49
by One Beer is never enough. » 24 Sep 2006 09:57
by Skin » 24 Sep 2006 09:59
Royal Lady When did this occur? Before the match, half time or after the game? It IS inexcusable. Yes, the kid was daft to wear his shirt, but it's no good moaning on another thread that Man U fans caused trouble when some of our so-called fans did the same thing. I'd be interested to find out who the guy was who called the other Reading fan a "plastic". We don't need scum like him associated with our club, in much the same way as we don't need those from last week who think it is their given right to insult ethnic minorities.
by Row Z Royal » 24 Sep 2006 10:01
by Winchester Royal » 24 Sep 2006 11:17
by Peter Kay - Top of the To » 24 Sep 2006 11:19
alad That is football, if someone is stupid enough to wear a United shirt in the Reading stand then they're inciting trouble and asking for it.
by Bath Hoops » 24 Sep 2006 11:23
So if he was getting beaten in front of your children you think that was the right action to undertake ? There should be no place for violence of any kind at football and people who take part in it should be banned. If the guy was stupid enough to wear the shirt then he should just have been thrown out of the ground, it did not need any violence and if you think that was the right course of action then I feel very sorry for you.Peter Kay - Top of the Toalad That is football, if someone is stupid enough to wear a United shirt in the Reading stand then they're inciting trouble and asking for it.
Absolutely right.
by moo » 24 Sep 2006 11:25
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