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

Sharpy · by **Sharpy** » 23 Dec 2007 17:26

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

readingbedding · by **readingbedding** » 23 Dec 2007 17:28

It happens lots of times all over the Country.

I wouldn't let it bother you.

Row Z Royal · by **Row Z Royal** » 23 Dec 2007 18:08

Who cares?

Mrs Butler · by **Mrs Butler** » 23 Dec 2007 18:27

Sharpy wrote: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

surely moral of the story is, dont every bring an away fan friend into a home end.

crossie · by **crossie** » 23 Dec 2007 18:30

Mrs Butler wrote:
Sharpy wrote: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

surely moral of the story is, dont sit near Sharpy.

AthleticoSpizz · by **AthleticoSpizz** » 23 Dec 2007 18:58

Sharpy wrote: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

that has to be the funniest thing since Percy Freemans 40 yard goal

Tinrib · by **Tinrib** » 23 Dec 2007 19:26

Yep, I saw this kick off...

The Reading fan was so infuriated that he took his coat/jumpers off to show he had RFC colours on..

If you're taking your opposition supporting mate to footy (in the home end) you should really tell them to keep their mouths shut if they score.

Saves a whole lot of potential problems.

Coppelled Streets · by **Coppelled Streets** » 23 Dec 2007 19:40

Tinrib wrote:Yep, I saw this kick off...

The Reading fan was so infuriated that he took his coat/jumpers off to show he had RFC colours on..

If you're taking your opposition supporting mate to footy (in the home end) you should really tell them to keep their mouths shut if they score.

Saves a whole lot of potential problems.

Exactly, so the Mackem got what he deserved.

M U R T Y · by **M U R T Y** » 23 Dec 2007 20:26

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

Tinrib · by **Tinrib** » 23 Dec 2007 21:13

Coppelled Streets wrote:
Tinrib wrote:Yep, I saw this kick off...

The Reading fan was so infuriated that he took his coat/jumpers off to show he had RFC colours on..

If you're taking your opposition supporting mate to footy (in the home end) you should really tell them to keep their mouths shut if they score.

Saves a whole lot of potential problems.
Exactly, so the Mackem got what he deserved.

Agreed.

Sharpy · by **Sharpy** » 23 Dec 2007 21:20

yes, he chose to walk out himself though....his mate the reading fan should of just chilled abit but didnt deserve his abuse (i think the thick twats thought he was sunderland too)

after game was abit tasty too down the front, with mackem fans trying to jump over.

bobby1413 · by **bobby1413** » 23 Dec 2007 21:57

Mrs Butler wrote:
Sharpy wrote: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

surely moral of the story is, dont every bring an away fan friend into a home end.

That's not the moral of the story.

The moral is, don't go to football if you're not mature enough to watch the game in a civilised manner.

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.

As has been said about 320 million times, it's all about being sensible.

Jerry St Clair · by **Jerry St Clair** » 23 Dec 2007 21:57

Sharpy wrote: after game was abit tasty too down the front, with mackem fans trying to jump over.

Trying to jump over what? The three foot high advertising boards? They obviously weren't trying very hard.

Or perhaps they were just posturing idiots?

Skin · by **Skin** » 23 Dec 2007 22:43

Sharpy/TinRib you sit v. nr me then. nice to know. bloke who was chucked out after all the shouting, usually brings his young kid and this seemed totally out of character, his Mackem mate sloped off before it got heated though.

Geekins · by **Geekins** » 23 Dec 2007 23:06

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.

Stooper · by **Stooper** » 24 Dec 2007 00:27

bobby1413 wrote: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.

Nobby · by **Nobby** » 24 Dec 2007 00:59

This has been happening for 40 years. If some dumfcuk goes in the home end to support the away team, he shouldn't really be surprised at the reaction.

TFF · by **TFF** » 24 Dec 2007 01:47

Geekins wrote: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.

You're a Scorpian AICMFP.

murts_the_god · by **murts_the_god** » 24 Dec 2007 02:08

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

willz_royal · by **willz_royal** » 24 Dec 2007 09:07

That Friday Feeling wrote:
Geekins wrote: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.
You're a Scorpian AICMFP.

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