What was Mate doing in the Walkabout before the game? He might have got a last minute call up for the game.Huntley & Palmer wrote:Not as far as I could tell. Got into O'Neill's after the door staff turned me away for being a football fan, luckily one of the girls behind the bar spotted me and radioed the door men. No problems in The Coopers, half our support seemed to have turned up there. Mate was in Walkabout without any problems eitherSharpy wrote:what happend in town? was there a total lock down?
i heard most united troublemakers were in the bugle....and on the train back to Twickers some united lads on there said 10 Reading attacked 10 united in there and united seemed to come unstuck until old bill turned up.
i quote
"if that was liverpool they would claim that as a result"
Get to the stadium?royal_ali wrote:united were a disgrace. was walking down past mc donalds celebrating and chatting with some mates when a group of 35 + year olds about 6 of them told us to shut up and oxf*rd off or we`d be sorry also one was on a phone telling someone to get to stadium. Football factory eat your heart out lol
Fair enough. I admittedly know very little indeed about Premiership footy and am learning.alad wrote:Anyone who knows the slightest bit about football knows Uniteds away support is very volatile and contains a fair amount of trouble makers. I posted a message last week saying as much and was laughed off. Trouble like that happens at every United away game2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:TOTALLY SHOCKED!!!
I always thought Man U fans were ok. ..... [snip]
Northern monkies. I officially hate them now.
I imagine the trip to Boro will be interesting after the disabled bus incident.2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:Fair enough. I admittedly know very little indeed about Premiership footy and am learning.alad wrote:Anyone who knows the slightest bit about football knows Uniteds away support is very volatile and contains a fair amount of trouble makers. I posted a message last week saying as much and was laughed off. Trouble like that happens at every United away game2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:TOTALLY SHOCKED!!!
I always thought Man U fans were ok. ..... [snip]
Northern monkies. I officially hate them now.
Who else is this bad?

Except it didn't happen entirely as advertised.alad wrote:Some Reading fans thought it would be fun to punch the windows and spit over them
Probably the same bunch of hardnuts that once attacked the Peterborough equivilant of the Young Royals bus with bricksalad wrote:Some Reading fans thought it would be fun to punch the windows and spit over them
It was advertised as a mob attacking the coach, when in reality is was a handful of idiots. The thick Boro fans won't care about details though.zac naloen wrote:Except it didn't happen entirely as advertised.alad wrote:Some Reading fans thought it would be fun to punch the windows and spit over them
what happened from where i was looking from before that was the coach just stopped on the a33 i could see most of the people inside piling out, and as they got off they were chasing Reading fans along the path.Gav wrote:Yeah, saw that. Couple of Police horses in there and and loads of bobbies running towards it. Also saw some northerners getting their names taken near McDonalds by a fair few Police.Dirk Gently wrote:I saw an away coach stopped on the A33, between the ground and J11 - and loads of police tearing towards it and then taking people off.
Bunch of dickheads. I hope the police cracked some skulls.
If they want to act like thugs, I hope they get treated like it.
Not if we knock them off top spot in a few weeks time they won't2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:Much as I hate violence, part of me wouldn't be displeased if we returned the favour. I'm sure the Chelsea boys will be more than happy to help us out.
I've worn one before, when I went on a stadium tourmaf82 wrote:whatever you do dont wear a reading shirt near ot.
I am not aware of a connection between Brighton and Man Utd so i'd suspect you are right, it's bollox.Jerry St Clair wrote:I heard that 100 United were stopped outside Reading having teamed up with 3 million Brighton to smash the town up.
This could, of course, be complete bollox, though.
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