Trouble in Y25/Y26...again...take2

[cmonurz]

There were 2 women in the south/west divide that celebrated their goal. when hunt scored, i celebrated my turning round towards them and just shouting random chants and Hunts name over and over again.

At the final whistle i just cheered and shouted at them. funnily enough they on purposly ignored me and just clapped the Sunderland players. If they would've looked at me, then i probably would've shut up and turned around.

Gets back all the sunderland fans who jeered me when we lost up there a few season back 2-0 and when Dillon was caretaker manager.

You see, this is what opposition fans in home ends 'deserve'. Good-natured mocking and joyful celebration of home goals and victories.

LOL @ anyone who thinks fans deserve punching.

[Sharpy]

i actually know one of the guys that it kiscked off between and no-one got twatted the worst i saw was the plum with the mackem mate got pushed a bit and his mate's scarf got thrown the stand

haha the scarf being thrown was quaLOLity...kept on going down to the front haha! fwiw i was a punch land!!

LOL at the fat sunderland fan taunting us on her way out...it does make me LOL..."oi you outside, lets ave it"

[Royal Lady]

i actually know one of the guys that it kiscked off between and no-one got twatted the worst i saw was the plum with the mackem mate got pushed a bit and his mate's scarf got thrown the stand

haha the scarf being thrown was quaLOLity...kept on going down to the front haha! fwiw i was a punch land!!

LOL at the fat sunderland fan taunting us on her way out...it does make me LOL..."oi you outside, lets ave it"

...and did you give her what she was asking for? She sounds like she was right up your street.

[moo]

i actually know one of the guys that it kiscked off between and no-one got twatted the worst i saw was the plum with the mackem mate got pushed a bit and his mate's scarf got thrown the stand

haha the scarf being thrown was quaLOLity...kept on going down to the front haha! fwiw i was a punch land!!

LOL at the fat sunderland fan taunting us on her way out...it does make me LOL..."oi you outside, lets ave it"

...and did you give her what she was asking for? She sounds like she was right up your street.

As quick as lightning, Sharpy was having it up her like a rat up a drainpipe.

[AbovetheI]

things got a tad heated up at the top of y25 again yesterday after sunderland scored. reading fan with a sunderland supporting mate i believe, someone took exception and twatted his mate. reading fan stodd up for his mate and squared upto the bloke who hit his mate. everyone up on their feet around and people all over the shop shouting "get the twat out etc". the reading fan who brought his mate along by this time is mightly cheesed off and tries to climb up 5 rows of seats to have a row with some blokes near me.

reading fans fighting reading fans....scum

sort it out lads

Anyone I know?

[Far Canal]

I've brought my friend who supports Liverpool to the home match against them last season, and the away match last season, both in the Reading end. No trouble, very quiet, didn't celebrate any goals.

Why is it only football that has this problem?

I've been to plenty of RL grounds up and down the country and been perfectly welcome to stand in the home end and celebrate when my lot score. Never had an ounce of trouble. Normally leads to banter and a good laugh.

Maybe football fans should just grow up and realise that it's only a game.

Whether the bloke next to me is wearing a Reading, Sunderland or Histon shirt shouldn't make the slightest bit of difference.

Which is as it was pre-segregation. Good old days (except when Millwall came to EP and took over the clock area in the South bank).

[AthleticoSpizz]

I've brought my friend who supports Liverpool to the home match against them last season, and the away match last season, both in the Reading end. No trouble, very quiet, didn't celebrate any goals.

Why is it only football that has this problem?

I've been to plenty of RL grounds up and down the country and been perfectly welcome to stand in the home end and celebrate when my lot score. Never had an ounce of trouble. Normally leads to banter and a good laugh.

Maybe football fans should just grow up and realise that it's only a game.

Whether the bloke next to me is wearing a Reading, Sunderland or Histon shirt shouldn't make the slightest bit of difference.

Which is as it was pre-segregation. Good old days (except when Millwall came to EP and took over the clock area in the South bank).

and Pompey and .............et al

[bobby1413]

I've brought my friend who supports Liverpool to the home match against them last season, and the away match last season, both in the Reading end. No trouble, very quiet, didn't celebrate any goals.

Why is it only football that has this problem?

I've been to plenty of RL grounds up and down the country and been perfectly welcome to stand in the home end and celebrate when my lot score. Never had an ounce of trouble. Normally leads to banter and a good laugh.

Maybe football fans should just grow up and realise that it's only a game.

Whether the bloke next to me is wearing a Reading, Sunderland or Histon shirt shouldn't make the slightest bit of difference.

Which is as it was pre-segregation. Good old days (except when Millwall came to EP and took over the clock area in the South bank).

and Pompey and .............et al

The whole atmosphere around football supporters is rivalry, chanting and a real "group" culture.

I don't know of any other sports where it is as strong and as naturally segregated as football.

[Sharpy]

things got a tad heated up at the top of y25 again yesterday after sunderland scored. reading fan with a sunderland supporting mate i believe, someone took exception and twatted his mate. reading fan stodd up for his mate and squared upto the bloke who hit his mate. everyone up on their feet around and people all over the shop shouting "get the twat out etc". the reading fan who brought his mate along by this time is mightly cheesed off and tries to climb up 5 rows of seats to have a row with some blokes near me.

reading fans fighting reading fans....scum

sort it out lads

Anyone I know?

nope, to my left

[willz_royal]

things got a tad heated up at the top of y25 again yesterday after sunderland scored. reading fan with a sunderland supporting mate i believe, someone took exception and twatted his mate. reading fan stodd up for his mate and squared upto the bloke who hit his mate. everyone up on their feet around and people all over the shop shouting "get the twat out etc". the reading fan who brought his mate along by this time is mightly cheesed off and tries to climb up 5 rows of seats to have a row with some blokes near me.

reading fans fighting reading fans....scum

sort it out lads

Anyone I know?

why, ya gonna sort it out personally?

[Compo's Hat]

What did the guy at the front of Y25 get thrown out for?

[who are ya?]

if he wasn't sat in Y26, then maybe he'd have been okay

LOL it's not exactly the most scariest of places to watch a football match.

[Jerry St Clair]

LOL it's not exactly the most scariest of places to watch a football match.

You should try it some time. An atmosphere to send shivers down the spine of the hardest of hardcore 70s hooligan.

(Remember folks, for every hooligan we ban, we gain a family of four).