Richie_d123
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How was i cocky? i had a bet and there abusing me. so how am i stupid?
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How was i cocky? i had a bet and there abusing me. so how am i stupid?
SJN-Fox
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Because you can't spell they're. :icon_wink
Richie_d123
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Touche
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At least Derby lost again
Boy Genius
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it fcuking WAS a penalty. I sat right behind the goal and that useless twat McAully pulled on the cov players shirt. If thats not a penalty what the feck is? A defender should never ever do that in the area, fcuking useless lump.
Boy Genius
Banned
At least Derby lost again
Oh yeah that really makes my day......
What a fcuking stupid comment. I could not give a flying feck what those wankers do.
Boy Genius
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and as for fecking Hume..... his shirt will not need to be washed as he never broke any sweat in it.
stoneparkfoxs
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just got back what a pile of shite! best thing to happen to me today was the sausage and onion cob at the ground well nice! the front two today were so poor! time for matty and hayles !
City Fan
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I don't want to hear any bollocks about the ref costing us the game. Penalty looked a bit soft but McAuley should have known better when putting his hand to Best's shirt. And besides, how is it the ref's fault that we couldn't create any genuine goalscoring chances until the 92nd minute when it was game over?
Hume was wank, DJ was wank, the defence were all over the place which is worrying seeing as the defence is where we are usually strongest. I thought James Chambers was the best of a very bad bunch.
Hume was wank, DJ was wank, the defence were all over the place which is worrying seeing as the defence is where we are usually strongest. I thought James Chambers was the best of a very bad bunch.
Boy Genius
Banned
for a derby match, that performance was rank. I dont even think any of the players came over after the match had ended, not that I was looking either.
City Fan
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Eleven people have been arrested after up to 100 football hooligans were involved in a brawl in Coventry.
Police believe the violence which flared in Earlsdon High Street - six miles from Coventry City's Ricoh Arena - was pre-arranged.
Witnesses also reported seeing men on mobile phones shortly before trouble broke out, hours before Coventry's match with Leicester City.
Knives were seized by the police and one man suffered minor head injuries.
A police spokesman said CCTV footage of the incident, which happened at 1130 GMT, was also being studied.
Witnesses described "hoards" of men spreading out across the street and throwing bricks at each other.
One eye witness, who did not want to be named, said: "We've never had anything like this before in this area.
"I saw a load of men, probably in their 50s, on phones and it was obvious they were planning something, then it all kicked off.
"The police moved in swiftly but we've got absolutely no idea why it happened here."
Another said: "One came up to us with blood on his knuckles and asked if we had a local cab number so we told the police to go and get him."
Although Earlsdon, a pleasant residential suburb, is miles from Coventry's ground, it is within walking distance of the city's main railway station and would have once been used by fans travelling to the old Highfield Road ground.
Assistant Chief Constable Stuart Hyde of West Midlands Police, said "This was a determined effort to cause violence and our response has been swift.
"It does emphasise the need for extra police resources on match days and in and around football grounds.
"It is very unusual for disorder to break out in the Earlsdon area and all indications at the moment suggest that the violence was planned.
"While the majority of football fans are law abiding, police will deal robustly with the minority intent on causing violence and disorder."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/coventry_warwickshire/7260710.stm
2 weeks in a row, we're gonna get a reputation soon.
Police believe the violence which flared in Earlsdon High Street - six miles from Coventry City's Ricoh Arena - was pre-arranged.
Witnesses also reported seeing men on mobile phones shortly before trouble broke out, hours before Coventry's match with Leicester City.
Knives were seized by the police and one man suffered minor head injuries.
A police spokesman said CCTV footage of the incident, which happened at 1130 GMT, was also being studied.
Witnesses described "hoards" of men spreading out across the street and throwing bricks at each other.
One eye witness, who did not want to be named, said: "We've never had anything like this before in this area.
"I saw a load of men, probably in their 50s, on phones and it was obvious they were planning something, then it all kicked off.
"The police moved in swiftly but we've got absolutely no idea why it happened here."
Another said: "One came up to us with blood on his knuckles and asked if we had a local cab number so we told the police to go and get him."
Although Earlsdon, a pleasant residential suburb, is miles from Coventry's ground, it is within walking distance of the city's main railway station and would have once been used by fans travelling to the old Highfield Road ground.
Assistant Chief Constable Stuart Hyde of West Midlands Police, said "This was a determined effort to cause violence and our response has been swift.
"It does emphasise the need for extra police resources on match days and in and around football grounds.
"It is very unusual for disorder to break out in the Earlsdon area and all indications at the moment suggest that the violence was planned.
"While the majority of football fans are law abiding, police will deal robustly with the minority intent on causing violence and disorder."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/coventry_warwickshire/7260710.stm
2 weeks in a row, we're gonna get a reputation soon.
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City Fan
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Quick question:
Today was my first ever away game. Why the **** do little kids stand up randomly and start doing a wanker sign or a "bring it on" sign to the home fans? Do they think it makes them look hard? The funny thing is, they wouldn't dare do it to their faces, they would fecking leg it no doubt. Even see adults do it as well, astonishing.
Today was my first ever away game. Why the **** do little kids stand up randomly and start doing a wanker sign or a "bring it on" sign to the home fans? Do they think it makes them look hard? The funny thing is, they wouldn't dare do it to their faces, they would fecking leg it no doubt. Even see adults do it as well, astonishing.
Boy Genius
Banned
now maybe you will realise what Melton and myself were on about at the Watford away match.
Melton Fox
Dancing Queen
It's not just away. That's the typical behaviour of L1 and N block throughout the whole game.
Idiots
jonahal32
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because obviosly men who talk on mobile phones are causing trouble! what a load of tosh! i talk on my mobile every day in fact many many times a day , ive even talked on it and a few secounds later there has been a car accident but does that mean i should be arrested because i caused it??
City Fan
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See what you mean now. I mean FFS its a game of football, I go to watch it, some people go purely to swear at the away fans.
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