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Fight last night. (1 Viewer)

  • Thread starter pastythegreat
  • Start date Nov 24, 2018
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pastythegreat

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  • Nov 24, 2018
  • #1
After the equaliser last night, down to our left (about row k ish, in block 20) looked like a couple of fans were kicking off with each other! Anyone see it? Hear it? Know what happened? What it was all about?

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clint van damme

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  • Nov 24, 2018
  • #2
pastythegreat said:
After the equaliser last night, down to our left (about row k ish, in block 20) looked like a couple of fans were kicking off with each other! Anyone see it? Hear it? Know what happened? What it was all about?

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something about it in the match thread. Earlsdon Sky blue was involved, had to restrain some moron by the sound of it.
 
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I_Saw_Shaw_Score

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  • Nov 24, 2018
  • #3
Background to it here

Match Thread - Coventry City vs. Peterborough United Match Thread - Friday 23rd Nov

Fair play to Earlsdon dealt with it superbly, stewards that came over (I don’t aim this at the young female steward in the green jacket) were slow and useless dealing with it and as I was leaving it was still going on with supporters having to do the stewards job.
 

covcity4life

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  • Nov 24, 2018
  • #4
I think earlson started it tbh
 
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Terry_dactyl

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  • Nov 24, 2018
  • #5
Was this a kid kicking off? Seems kinda crazy behaviour.
Good work earlsdon skyblue!
I was sat close by but didn’t see anything...although my view was obscured by the people I was hiding behind.
 
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Sky Blue Harry H

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  • Nov 24, 2018
  • #6
After the game I was walking parallel to 3 (?) lads(suspect having read other bits on the forum, one may have been EarlsdonSB1) and one was referring to having put someone down, when the 3 spotted 'the offender?' held by a couple of police up against the fence (adjacent to Block 14 area). They jogged towards the bloke, but the police ushered them away. Didn't know what had gone on, but assume it was all related to the same incident Apologies to anybody involved if I have put 2 and 2 together and come up with 5.
 

oucho

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  • Nov 24, 2018
  • #7
So thanks to that dickhead we get another police report on our list. Great.
 
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hill83

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  • Nov 24, 2018
  • #8
I_Saw_Shaw_Score said:
Background to it here

Match Thread - Coventry City vs. Peterborough United Match Thread - Friday 23rd Nov

Fair play to Earlsdon dealt with it superbly, stewards that came over (I don’t aim this at the young female steward in the green jacket) were slow and useless dealing with it and as I was leaving it was still going on with supporters having to do the stewards job.
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Called with my football factory gif then.
 
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Earlsdon_Skyblue1

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #9
Yeah, some guy was off his head and went full Devvo. Trying to take on several people in the stand. I don't know why, but I don't think there was a reason to be honest.

The Police thought he was just coked off his tits, but I'm not really sure. He seemed to just be kicking off with everyone and anyone, but mostly blokes 50+.

After the initial fight with some older bloke who I think had his hat stolen by him, I pinned him down and tried to tell him to calm down for what felt like an eternity. The stewards were very slow and even when they did arrive didn't want to do anything. Their attempts to get him out the stadium were pretty pathetic too. During this time he managed to kick some pensioner down the stairs, which of course could have been really dangerous.

He was just left to walk free in the end (pretty astonishing considering he had tried to attack several people) - that's when me and my friends jogged over to the Police to essentially grass on him. Of course he took it really well and tried to go for me again!

I was pretty calm through the whole thing until a young girl got separated from her dad and was crying her eyes out. She could have quite easily gotten hurt as well. I'm not a parent but it hit a chord with me big time.
 
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Nick

Administrator
  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #10
What happened to the stewards with the orange jackets? Doesn't seem to be many of them about now.

Not sure what most of the temps are going to do, they are only really there to check tickets for a couple of quid.

They are in a bit of a no win situation though, if they had dragged him out of the ground he would be in the telegraph first thing on Monday acting the victim. Personally think they should have dragged him out by his ankles, down the steps and out that bit where the vans come in by the corner flag.
 

cov4theprem

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #11
Was some knobhead near where that kicked who kept singing a version of the Michael doyle song with irony (because he gave the ball away for the goal). Was ready to nut the teethy twat myself
 
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CovInEssex

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #12
Earlsdon_Skyblue1 said:
Yeah, some guy was off his head and went full Devvo. Trying to take on several people in the stand. I don't know why, but I don't think there was a reason to be honest.

The Police thought he was just coked off his tits, but I'm not really sure. He seemed to just be kicking off with everyone and anyone, but mostly blokes 50+.

After the initial fight with some older bloke who I think had his hat stolen by him, I pinned him down and tried to tell him to calm down for what felt like an eternity. The stewards were very slow and even when they did arrive didn't want to do anything. Their attempts to get him out the stadium were pretty pathetic too. During this time he managed to kick some pensioner down the stairs, which of course could have been really dangerous.

He was just left to walk free in the end (pretty astonishing considering he had tried to attack several people) - that's when me and my friends jogged over to the Police to essentially grass on him. Of course he took it really well and tried to go for me again!

I was pretty calm through the whole thing until a young girl got separated from her dad and was crying her eyes out. She could have quite easily gotten hurt as well. I'm not a parent but it hit a chord with me big time.
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Fair play to you, if I see you away it's my round
 
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Westendlad

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #13
CovInEssex said:
Fair play to you, if I see you away it's my round
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I was holding ESB1 's comb so drinks for me too yeah
 
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Earlsdon_Skyblue1

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #14
Nick said:
What happened to the stewards with the orange jackets? Doesn't seem to be many of them about now.

Not sure what most of the temps are going to do, they are only really there to check tickets for a couple of quid.

They are in a bit of a no win situation though, if they had dragged him out of the ground he would be in the telegraph first thing on Monday acting the victim. Personally think they should have dragged him out by his ankles, down the steps and out that bit where the vans come in by the corner flag.
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They were kind of last on the scene. I agree regarding the temps though. There needs to be some escalation point there to cover for that really. When it did come it was laboured and again didn't really want to know.

We then get into the vigilante argument again. It might not have been out the question that I'd had to restrain him further or even take it to another level. Then I'm the one that enevitably gets in trouble.
 

Nick

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #15
Earlsdon_Skyblue1 said:
They were kind of last on the scene. I agree regarding the temps though. There needs to be some escalation point there to cover for that really. When it did come it was laboured and again didn't really want to know.

We then get into the vigilante argument again. It might not have been out the question that I'd had to restrain him further or even take it to another level. Then I'm the one that enevitably gets in trouble.
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Not if while you had him pinned down you just tickled him and then stopped every so often to backhand him. Imagine that sticking in court.
 
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Greggs

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #16
Earlsdon_Skyblue1 said:
After the initial fight with some older bloke who I think had his hat stolen by him, I pinned him down and tried to tell him to calm down for what felt like an eternity. The stewards were very slow and even when they did arrive didn't want to do anything. Their attempts to get him out the stadium were pretty pathetic too. During this time he managed to kick some pensioner down the stairs, which of course could have been really dangerous.

He was just left to walk free in the end (pretty astonishing considering he had tried to attack several people) - that's when me and my friends jogged over to the Police to essentially grass on him. Of course he took it really well and tried to go for me again!

I was pretty calm through the whole thing until a young girl got separated from her dad and was crying her eyes out. She could have quite easily gotten hurt as well. I'm not a parent but it hit a chord with me big time.
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Why didn't anyone boot this rat down the stairs? 'Some' pensioner could have easily been killed. I suppose people just filmed it all on their iphones? Fair play for eventually restraining him, but it sounds like he needed putting out earlier.
 

Earlsdon_Skyblue1

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #17
Greggs said:
Why didn't anyone boot this rat down the stairs? 'Some' pensioner could have easily been killed. I suppose people just filmed it all on their iphones? Fair play for eventually restraining him, but it sounds like he needed putting out earlier.
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He actually kicked the pensioner down the stairs after the stewards were meant to have taken over. That's part of what was so frustrating.

It was a bit confusing because it happened in the time between when we scored and the final whistle. I guess a lot of people were distracted.

Some of his mates were outside saying 'he's our mate and we can't even control him'. None of them even fucking tried.
 

clint van damme

Well-Known Member
  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #18
Earlsdon_Skyblue1 said:
He actually kicked the pensioner down the stairs after the stewards were meant to have taken over. That's part of what was so frustrating.

It was a bit confusing because it happened in the time between when we scored and the final whistle. I guess a lot of people were distracted.

Some of his mates were outside saying 'he's our mate and we can't even control him'. None of them even fucking tried.
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what the fuck?! Why is this prick not being charged, this is despicable.
 

Nick

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #19
clint van damme said:
what the fuck?! Why is this prick not being charged, this is despicable.
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I always thought violence within a football ground was an instant ban and they make an example of them?
 

Greggs

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #20
Nick said:
I always thought violence within a football ground was an instant ban and they make an example of them?
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a broken jaw would have made a better example
 

Nick

Administrator
  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #21
Greggs said:
a broken jaw would have made a better example
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There is that, probably ending up with the person who does it being sent down for football hooliganism.
 

clint van damme

Well-Known Member
  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #22
Nick said:
There is that, probably ending up with the person who does it being sent down for football hooliganism.
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without a doubt, that's the ridiculous situation we're in now.
 
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Earlsdon-Loyal-Blue

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  • Nov 25, 2018
  • #23
pastythegreat said:
After the equaliser last night, down to our left (about row k ish, in block 20) looked like a couple of fans were kicking off with each other! Anyone see it? Hear it? Know what happened? What it was all about?

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Typical, @Earlsdon_Skyblue1 decides to go and sit on the halfway line, known for being an area for families and a more relaxed atmosphere....and next thing you know, it’s like the Football Factory in Block 20!! All this time ESB1 has been covertly leading the Stone Island Brigade on Away games and now he’s decided to bring his beer chucking mates to the Ricoh!

All jokes aside, sorry to hear about this nonsense mate, there are some total wankers that follow us now and they shouldn’t be allowed out in public without their minders, never mind a football ground on a Friday night.
 
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