: Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:06 pm  

Bob-Marley wrote:

Im just glad even though United are pathetic these days that these yobs haven't moved accross to our game.

really?

I spotted two ex service crew memebers at one game a couple of years ago.

I introduced Emma to one of them.

: Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:15 pm  

King Monkey wrote:

really?

I spotted two ex service crew memebers at one game a couple of years ago.

I introduced Emma to one of them.

Don't forget terrace casual

: Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:35 pm  

rhinoms wrote:

Don't forget terrace casual

What ever happened to Terrace Casual??? He's been very quiet recently

Maybe he's sat quietly somewhere enjoying his favourite sweets...

: Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:47 pm  

Nemanja wrote:

Most of the trouble was little chavs trying to be all hard by throwing stuff at the Police and trying to attack the dogs, soon started crying like a b*tch when the dog fought back though.

He wouldn't have had a sleeve left on his shirt or an arse in his pants if my mate's police dog had got hold of him

He (not the dog) gets at least one holiday a year from the overtime earned at Elland Rd so there is a purpose for everything in life after all.

: Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:55 pm  

Longun wrote:

What ever happened to Terrace Casual??? He's been very quiet recently

Maybe he's sat quietly somewhere enjoying his favourite sweets...

That was Forumjacker who was banned by Mintball.

Simply for posting an in joke in dealing with a troll which she obviously didnt understand, then not being able to take a sarcastic reply.

The poor lamb

: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:05 pm  

McLaren_Field wrote:

He wouldn't have had a sleeve left on his shirt or an arse in his pants if my mate's police dog had got hold of him

"Difficulties" meant it was a while before the copper could control the situation and get the dog away from the nob on the floor.

He deserved everything he got though.

McLaren_Field wrote:

He (not the dog) gets at least one holiday a year from the overtime earned at Elland Rd so there is a purpose for everything in life after all.

So he gets a holiday for babysitting a dog at a football match? Pfft, it's orite for some aint it. What about the dog though? It's him that has got to bark loudly and attack the thugs. Bet he gets no holiday.

: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:07 pm  

Nemanja wrote:

Bet he gets no holiday.

He does.

He get's a nice week away from getting kicked in the head by footy thugs.

The only dog that actually likes the kennels.

: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:08 pm  

King Monkey wrote:

He does.

He get's a nice week away from getting kicked in the head by footy thugs.

The only dog that actually likes the kennels.

: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:09 pm  

EmmaMur01 wrote:

Why should the Leeds citizens lose out because of hooligans? She has probably lived here all her life, and goes to Yates every Saturday for her dinner.

I would sod the lot of them and play matches like that behind closed doors.

And as for that stupid, idiotic woman who had her child with her who looked frightened, "Oh yeah, I would join in if I didn't have him." YOU STUPID STUPID WOMAN

Oh, who foots the bill for these hooligans??

I agree to a point that that sort of behaviour is inexcusable, but the problem with that is the hard core hooligans don't care about the football and only turn up to cause trouble. The vast majority of Leeds fans, who hate that sort of carry on, would be the one's to miss out.

: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:10 pm  

WhiteRhino wrote:

I agree to a point that that sort of behaviour is inexcusable, but the problem with that is the hard core hooligans don't care about the football and only turn up to cause trouble. The vast majority of Leeds fans, who hate that sort of carry on, would be the one's to miss out.

And while I agree with you, why should the citizens of Leeds, like that old woman, lose out?