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Moribund wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:27 am

BAFC_Lewis wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 12:14 am

And most young lads or groups of lads that come along all get branded into one that because they’re young wear some designer gear they’re out for trouble. Load of shit, absolute no wonder young people ain’t interested anymore

There's plenty of teenagers who go to the football and don't act like tits - nobody's branding them. You're clearly mates with some of these lot, so you must know that they have no intention to watch a football match. It's the only place they can enjoy a bit of a conflict without getting their arses handed to them by bigger boys.

Fantastic link. Many brand. I’m sure it’s not the only place they can enjoy conflict and I’m sure it could happen. I don’t think who I am or aren’t friends with matters in my opinion

BAFC_Lewis wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:31 am

Moribund wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:27 am

There's plenty of teenagers who go to the football and don't act like tits - nobody's branding them. You're clearly mates with some of these lot, so you must know that they have no intention to watch a football match. It's the only place they can enjoy a bit of a conflict without getting their arses handed to them by bigger boys.

Fantastic link. Many brand. I’m sure it’s not the only place they can enjoy conflict and I’m sure it could happen. I don’t think who I am or aren’t friends with matters in my opinion

Well it does, because it's clouding your judgment. Barrow fans don't want these lot constantly dragging the club down - hence the blokes on the Holker Street End physically escorting them out of the ground against Blackburn when they'd finally had enough of this nonsense.

Moribund wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:37 am

BAFC_Lewis wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:31 am

Fantastic link. Many brand. I’m sure it’s not the only place they can enjoy conflict and I’m sure it could happen. I don’t think who I am or aren’t friends with matters in my opinion

Well it does, because it's clouding your judgment. Barrow fans don't want these lot constantly dragging the club down - hence the blokes on the Holker Street End physically escorting them out of the ground against Blackburn when they'd finally had enough of this nonsense.

Or it is my opinion and you aren’t liking this as we don’t share the same one? Blackburn is a whole different thread.

BAFC_Lewis wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:25 am

yack wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:14 am
I think you know what I mean. Have some common sense.

What, shouting over a fence? [SwearFilter] me crime of the century. Young lads having a laugh like every young lad has ever done. What a load of shite.

Your obviously blinkered. They've done a whole lot more than that.

yack wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 2:07 am

BAFC_Lewis wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:25 am

What, shouting over a fence? [SwearFilter] me crime of the century. Young lads having a laugh like every young lad has ever done. What a load of shite.

Your obviously blinkered. They've done a whole lot more than that.

BAFC_Lewis wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 2:11 am

yack wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 2:07 am Your obviously blinkered. They've done a whole lot more than that.

Likewise.

For some people the best education is a good old fashioned beating, I think this could apply with these mongs.

That's the most ridiculous thing about these nuisance kids, they are just not physically equipped to achieve what they are hoping to achieve. If they ever do meet a proper firm we won't see them again and they will be back playing Call of Duty in their bedrooms on a Saturday afternoon.

Police officers spoken to over social media use - with one suspended


Cumbria force dishes out advice on standards, behaviour and ethics
Evening mail headlines.

I suppose in hindsight I think the best way to react to them is just to laugh at them. 15 or so lads with a distasteful flag and the local media / Wrexham fans / social media and those that are outraged and offended by everything these days go into meltdown - it is all a bit OTT.

Tribal banter at football matches is part of going to football and adds to the atmosphere, I suppose it's knowing what is and what isn't acceptable.

Bingo wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2017 9:03 am I suppose in hindsight I think the best way to react to them is just to laugh at them. 15 or so lads with a distasteful flag and the local media / Wrexham fans / social media and those that are outraged and offended by everything these days go into meltdown - it is all a bit OTT.

Tribal banter at football matches is part of going to football and adds to the atmosphere, I suppose it's knowing what is and what isn't acceptable.

Spot on Bingo. While what the young lads did was massively wrong n id never condone that its gone completely OTT. For Wrexham supporters to try take the moral high ground is laughable. That coming from fans that make nouse gestures to chester fans because one of their fans hung himeself. Every club has a minority which we are no different. The club/police need to wise up and manage this group (which every other club does) these young lads, if thats what they are into they need to be a bit smarter/wiser. Things like this happen at every game across england each week, the reason why u never here about it is the lads /firms if thats wat u want to call them are clever n sort it out elsewhere. Please dont take this as condoning what they did with the flag etc but thats how it is

At last people are talking sense I am more concerned about two bottles being thrown in the Barrow end and nothing happening.

Wrexham have more than their fair share of numpties.

Barrow police response via twitter is typical of them, very childish and unprofessional as usual

Barrow police on Twitter have said some kids have been banned earlier in season, yet they were part of the crew that caused trouble at Wrexham game. So it goes back to the stewards not doing their jobs property.