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  1. Ive had the absolute shit kicked out of me at the footie as a youngster where ive had mates apologise a few days later for leaving me because their arse went and describing how my head was bouncing off the floor etc......there was nothing fair about terrace culture you made your name when you went against the odds not steaming in mob handed against 1 or 2 i had a kicking outside the old City ground just me and 2 mates with a good 12 -13 Forest fans getting into us but i guarantee they went home with more respect for West Ham than we,ve ever had for Forest.....no you wouldnt carry on giving it
  2. Spurs/Millwall thats going to get messy !
  3. It's a few years ago now but if I remember correctly Benn beat Watson fair and square and was robbed against Eubanks. Benn V McClelland put IMO Benn up there with the greats. JMHO. Think you mean Watson beat Benn fair and square and was robbed against Eubank........which i wouldnt disagree with....the second fight he was way out in front and only needed to hear the final bell to win. Shocking to hear this car jacking stuff stone me Chingford is hardly the Bronx its been his home for the last 25 years as well its not like nobody knows him there......so wouldnt surprise me if they tar
  4. Lovely,i think it might of been you Marshman who helped me get a little Jack Russell for an old boy close to me a few years back,he had not long lost his wife and pretty much given up on life.......every time i see him now he,s got a little glint in his eye again the dog is attached to him day and night im sure its put another 5 - 10 happy years on him.....i think sometimes folk who work dogs can forget the value of basic companionship that dogs can offer.
  5. The worst thing ive found about ageing is people pissing and moaning about ageing !.....i get it if your in your ,s as there cant be much to look forward to but f**k me 40,s 50,s 60,s is just like the equivalent mileage on a car ok you start needing a few adjustments big deal but if your ready for the knackers yard then you should have kept your service history up
  6. Of course little Timmy can go to the match with his dad thats normal boyhood memories i remember going with my ol fella and i remember taking my own son......but as my father prepared me and as i prepared my son for what its like at the football nothing came as a shock. If you want the Rugby culture go to Rugby......if you want the footie culture go to footie its simple decisions we make in life.... football is far safer than it was when we was kids so if little Timmy scares easy maybe his father needs to teach him a thing or two about life.
  7. A Wolves fan ive known for years sent me a text after the game saying " f**k it at least we wont have to play Millwall " Shame for Wolves they just ran out of steam in the end.
  8. Good post that mate i think all things considered the main firms probably all came out about even in the end obviously we all think our own was best i follow England to tournaments its always enjoyable having a laugh with lads you was standing toe to toe with years before sharing memories and ribbing each other about who was best its all part of the camararderie of terrace culture......a top 5 would be difficult id just list the ones i remember having a healthy respect for who would usually stand and have it with us regardless of numbers and thats Millwall,Chelsea,Wolves,Pompey,Cardiff,Birming
  9. The Fa Cup aint what it used to be though is it
  10. oh my goodness.....think im about to cry
  11. Late 70,s to mid ,s was my time mate it was an enjoyable few years i used to get bollocked by the older high profile lads for not taken it seriously enough they wanted to run things like an army unit but i was just a young lad having a laugh.......besides which i love my footie too much once they started dishing out banning orders i was out of there it would of killed me to get banned from footie grounds whereas the true hardcore football hoolies didnt care,hence most of them have probably not been in a football ground since ! Just out of curiosity was you even alive during this era you cla
  12. Didn't see the game but im well pleased for Lincolns manager Danny Cowley he,s from round here and been all round the non league teams Concord Rangers to Braintree and now onto a big club like Lincoln .....smashing result for him/them.......just sitting holding my breath praying for Leicester to score i dont think i could take Millwall getting to Wembley again !
  13. Late 70,s to mid ,s was my time mate it was an enjoyable few years i used to get bollocked by the older high profile lads for not taken it seriously enough they wanted to run things like an army unit but i was just a young lad having a laugh.......besides which i love my footie too much once they started dishing out banning orders i was out of there it would of killed me to get banned from footie grounds whereas the true hardcore football hoolies didnt care,hence most of them have probably not been in a football ground since ! Just out of curiosity was you even alive during this era you cla
  14. Whats different is todays football hooligan is simply trying to live up to a past reputation but its simply not in their hearts today......at West Ham for example we still often hear the Icf roar go up at away games and for those of us who were around in those days we just look at each other with a smile knowing most of the kids singing it would have it away on their toes lively as its just not the culture to stand and fight for your manor anymore we live in a much softer more forgiving family type of culture today at football.....back in the 70,s and ,s we had some handy lads down at West Ham
  15. I do apologise Newkid i hadn't seen this so forgive my manners. Really kind of you mate and thanks for thinking of me but ive probably got them both tucked away in black bags somewhere my brother had near enough every home program going back to his first season and gave them all to me when he stopped going about 10 years ago,i dont collect them religiously but at the end of a season always put them away with the rest. Funny that the Liverpool one there in 75 was my first season going on my own,we won the Fa Cup that year and won it again 5 years later i thought i was a fan of a big clu
  16. I might be wrong Pesky so maybe you can tell me but the hey day of the culture in England was the 70,s and ,s whereas in Scotland it was the 90,s ?.....ive chatted with lads at England games before who followed English clubs in the 70,s/80,s but then attached themselves to a Scottish club in the 90,s purely for that reason does that sound right ?
  17. Late 70,s to mid ,s was my time mate it was an enjoyable few years i used to get bollocked by the older high profile lads for not taken it seriously enough they wanted to run things like an army unit but i was just a young lad having a laugh.......besides which i love my footie too much once they started dishing out banning orders i was out of there it would of killed me to get banned from footie grounds whereas the true hardcore football hoolies didnt care,hence most of them have probably not been in a football ground since ! Just out of curiosity was you even alive during this era you
  18. Im not going to sit here glorifying all that shit as its something we all grow out of even though it seemed like fun at the time......but if your going to quote details then best you get them right ......and that night at Lansdowne Road wasnt even about football hooliganism
  19. What......like Lansdowne Road .....even your own ol bill got in trouble for thinking there was nothing to worry about
  20. Nobody is saying they wasnt drinking,so what if they were......what im saying is they just dont understand the culture of what football hooliganism was all about......back years ago if id seen a Millwall fan wearing a gumshield,sports get up and doing pre fight warm ups id of rolled round the floor in hysterics !! Im sure they are a very tasty outfit who would of given anyone problems....but the reality is they havent got a clue what it was about or why we was doing it.....meeting in a field for a 10 on 10 fight go,s against everything the culture was about !
  21. Because its not a culture to them......to them its competitive whereas at its height in England it was never about competition it was just that....a culture.
  22. Like i said theres plenty of impressionable little lads who have read some hooligan books or fat old men pretending they,re still 17 yes granted.......but the fact is terrace culture in England ended years ago it would be like a bunch of Mods turning up at a pop concert and bashing up what they think are Rockers............everyones gone home its all done and dusted years ago !
  23. The average Russian/Ukraine/Croat football hooligan sees the English as superstars as we were the pioneers of what 30 years later they now see as a popular pastime for young lads......hence the English are top of their list,its just a shame everybody here packed it all up years ago so they are just left fighting little impressionable boys or old fat men clinging onto their youth ! Terrace culture in England was never about how hard you were or winning and losing it was about music,fashion,sticking up for your manor and standing shoulder to shoulder with your pals whether you won or lost wa
  24. Its the most popular sport in the world mate wars have been started and blood spilled over the beautiful game.......ok its not a patch on Aussie rules but its ours Blocking him would suggest he is bothering me .....i dont come on here to make friends like he does i couldnt give a bollock what it looks like !......do you not think i know that when a big powerful confrontational man claims to be a pacifist as soon as its on him its game over.......its just amusing to me to call a mans bluff and then watch the lengths he is willing to sink to thats all.
  25. gnasher16

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    I read the rhyming word "Taters" comes from a bloke called George Chatham , who was a top class thief , his nickname was Taters and when on a job he had ice cold nerve hence "Taters in the mould" = cold , probably a myth not sure ?? No idea mate....half of all that " apples and pears " carry on we,ve been saying for years without ever really knowing why
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