100% I’ve seen it twice this season at our own fans. derby away some dickhead threw a plastic pint half full that hit the bloke a couple of seats along from me. Also Millwall away in the league a hot dog was thrown from the upper tier to our fans below. Bad enough throwing things at other fans let alone our own. Both incidents were after we scored.It’s got to stop now. I am sure the morons won’t be on here,but as a fan base we have got to help stop it.
Happened again Saturday landed in row A , hit my mate on the shoulder and soaked his son. No one hurt but only a matter of time.
This time it was aimed directly at our own fans, and the coked up morons need weeding out.
The club owner has needed to warn us, wtf else is it going to take ?
Fines,points deductions eventual ground closure ?
Best start to a season ever and now this shit ! Pack the f***** in NOW.
Starting tonight,nearly 5,000 of us there lifting the roof off. So if the c**** start throwing things call em out, I am sure enough fans will back you up.
Old gits Rant over see you all tonight PUSB
Well said !!It’s got to stop now. I am sure the morons won’t be on here,but as a fan base we have got to help stop it.
Happened again Saturday landed in row A , hit my mate on the shoulder and soaked his son. No one hurt but only a matter of time.
This time it was aimed directly at our own fans, and the coked up morons need weeding out.
The club owner has needed to warn us, wtf else is it going to take ?
Fines,points deductions eventual ground closure ?
Best start to a season ever and now this shit ! Pack the f***** in NOW.
Starting tonight,nearly 5,000 of us there lifting the roof off. So if the c**** start throwing things call em out, I am sure enough fans will back you up.
Old gits Rant over see you all tonight PUSB
So you have seen who has been doing itWhy "coked up", the bottle throwers in our support I have seen are usually under the influence of alcohol more than anything.
i've been going the city regularly since the mid 90s so yeah i've seen a few bottles thrownSo you have seen who has been doing it
David,pissed up coked up whatever. It’s got to stop. We have all seen it,doing nothing is no longer an option.Why "coked up", the bottle throwers in our support I have seen are usually under the influence of alcohol more than anything.
It does need to stop but I wouldn't class some of the ones at Boro in the same category though, some of the people there threw the bottles and vapes back after they were thrown at them. It was a heat of the moment thing. It's not the right thing to do but I'm sorry I just can't accept we were the problem at Boro.David,pissed up coked up whatever. It’s got to stop. We have all seen it,doing nothing is no longer an option.
Picture this, win the league get a points deduction and miss out on promotion.
I made a stupid remark after the Middlesbrough game as I was pinning 95% of the blame on them.
I now realise WE are the problem, and if not stopped it could become serious.
I agree with a lot of what you say Rob and what you are saying. Just as a personal choice I'm not going to be throwing bottles back given the probability that as you say it's not going to hit the moron who threw it in the first place - and I'm more likely to hit someone who is completely innocent. Maybe even a kid or pensioner. And zero interest in getting a ban, police record or inflaming situations.I'm not excusing our idiots, I know we have plenty and don't dispute what the OP is saying as he has no reason to make things up, but it does read as if it's widespread. Whilst one is one too many, I was at both the games mentioned (Derby & Ipswich) and didn't see or hear of a single bottle being thrown until I read this thread. I'm not excusing it btw, but I do think it's isolated.
It appears worse after Boro, but that wasn't in any way the fault of City fans and everything came from the Boro side. If something lands are you supposed to neatly stack it by your feet and say that's ok, keep throwing at us we're fine with it? It's inevitable and almost a justified action to return it. Unfortunately you're not likely to hit the perpetrator more probable an innocent bystander, but I defy anyone to take it and not retaliate.
Tbf I've never done it and never been hit by one, but I think more of an automatic reaction. I know its not right, but most at away games are at least a couple of beers deep and whilst you might regret it after, I just think it would take huge restraint to be hit by an object and not immediately return it without thinking.I agree with a lot of what you say Rob and what you are saying. Just as a personal choice I'm not going to be throwing bottles back given the probability that as you say it's not going to hit the moron who threw it in the first place - and I'm more likely to hit someone who is completely innocent. Maybe even a kid or pensioner. And zero interest in getting a ban, police record or inflaming situations.
I don't think a lot of the people who threw stuff even really realise what they were doing, some bottle were caught and immediately returned. Not right but it's kind of an automatic angry reaction that can happen.I agree with a lot of what you say Rob and what you are saying. Just as a personal choice I'm not going to be throwing bottles back given the probability that as you say it's not going to hit the moron who threw it in the first place - and I'm more likely to hit someone who is completely innocent. Maybe even a kid or pensioner. And zero interest in getting a ban, police record or inflaming situations.
#justice4sniffersWhy "coked up", the bottle throwers in our support I have seen are usually under the influence of alcohol more than anything.
it's the default accusation when pissheads are just as bad#justice4sniffers
It's since the world cup in 2018 (I think) could have been the euros in 2021. People think that throwing your beer up in the air after a goal is the epitome of 'limbs' and 'great support' but essentially like many have said... It's actually jeopardising our support and potentially our club too.100% I’ve seen it twice this season at our own fans. derby away some dickhead threw a plastic pint half full that hit the bloke a couple of seats along from me. Also Millwall away in the league a hot dog was thrown from the upper tier to our fans below. Bad enough throwing things at other fans let alone our own. Both incidents were after we scored.
Almost as if Coke is illegal and tends to make people act in bad ways. Whereas alcohol is legal but also makes people act in bad ways. That is probably why Coke is used as the reason why.it's the default accusation when pissheads are just as bad
you have really missed the fucking point haven't youAlmost as if Coke is illegal and tends to make people act in bad ways. Whereas alcohol is legal but also makes people act in bad ways. That is probably why Coke is used as the reason why.
He's basically supporting what you've saidyou have really missed the fucking point haven't you
thanks for trying
Why assume that they are on drugs?So you have seen who has been doing it
I did think the same as you and was expanding on the point he was makingHe's basically supporting what you've said
I agree, one concern is that it will become the norm for us to be on the receiving end of this kind of thing if we are sanctioned for irrational behavior of any group of fans. Just wondering? How do you think we should deal with this if there is a risk of being tarred with the same brush/ conflict happens?David,pissed up coked up whatever. It’s got to stop. We have all seen it,doing nothing is no longer an option.
Picture this, win the league get a points deduction and miss out on promotion.
I made a stupid remark after the Middlesbrough game as I was pinning 95% of the blame on them.
I now realise WE are the problem, and if not stopped it could become serious.
I agree, one concern is that it will become the norm for us to be on the receiving end of this kind of thing if we are sanctioned for irrational behavior of any group of fans. Just wondering? How do you think we should deal with this if there is a risk of being tarred with the same brush/ conflict happens?
yeah never got the stand back and video tactics when there's people who may get hurtThe police actually getting involved when it's occurring and nicking a few people might help rather than standing watching.
They managed to do it with the vape throwers against Albion.
my apologies then, I speed read it while at work and must have read it wrongI did think the same as you and was expanding on the point he was making
Apology accepted.my apologies then, I speed read it while at work and must have read it wrong
Apology accepted.
Think we can all agree it needs to stop though
It’s got to stop now. I am sure the morons won’t be on here,but as a fan base we have got to help stop it.
Happened again Saturday landed in row A , hit my mate on the shoulder and soaked his son. No one hurt but only a matter of time.
This time it was aimed directly at our own fans, and the coked up morons need weeding out.
The club owner has needed to warn us, wtf else is it going to take ?
Fines,points deductions eventual ground closure ?
Best start to a season ever and now this shit ! Pack the f***** in NOW.
Starting tonight,nearly 5,000 of us there lifting the roof off. So if the c**** start throwing things call em out, I am sure enough fans will back you up.
Old gits Rant over see you all tonight PUSB
It's the latest tactic generally isn't it?yeah never got the stand back and video tactics when there's people who may get hurt
It's down to security to ban and remove people (Having worked as a security for a few games back in 2019) and police deal with them outside with arrests etcIt's the latest tactic generally isn't it?
yepApology accepted.
Think we can all agree it needs to stop though
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