Violence after FA Cup clash (From Daily Echo)

and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that.....

Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

Around half the pompey fans stayed in the ground for about 10 mins after the game ended,wether they were stopped or stayed there for their own safety, not sure.

freemantlegirl2 wrote:
and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

Don't agree we were outclassed.
Had Waigo and Lallana taken their chances we would have been 2 or 3 goals clear.
The only area where Pompey were superior was in their goal taking ability and that was made easy for them when, at 2-1, we went with just 3 at the back and got caught on the break.
We may have lost the game but it was a moral victory for us, because they know that the gap between both teams is very little.

i expect pardew let them out at the same time hes dosnt appear to know how to read the game

As I saw it on TV, many Saints fans had left, or were leaving, when the 4th goal went in, and when Avram Grant was being interviewed after the match, the Pompey Chimes could be heard coming from the stadium!

Costa Baz wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:
and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

Don't agree we were outclassed.
Had Waigo and Lallana taken their chances we would have been 2 or 3 goals clear.
The only area where Pompey were superior was in their goal taking ability and that was made easy for them when, at 2-1, we went with just 3 at the back and got caught on the break.
We may have lost the game but it was a moral victory for us, because they know that the gap between both teams is very little.

Yes I agree with you, I think what I meant was we were outclassed after the third goal went in plus O'Hara and James were outstanding we seemed to lose confidence after that... but I'm no football expert by any means!! will no doubt get the full run down when eldest returns from the match soon! great to see so many great comments about Saints performance too here :) would have loved to have gone....only one season ticket in our house though, tough times lol!

Linesman wrote:
As I saw it on TV, many Saints fans had left, or were leaving, when the 4th goal went in, and when Avram Grant was being interviewed after the match, the Pompey Chimes could be heard coming from the stadium!

And your point is?

Sorry guys, that last 20 minutes wasa disgrace, watched it in public, I honestly did no expect us to win but to be imbarrassed. No!

Costa Baz wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote: and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

Don't agree we were outclassed. Had Waigo and Lallana taken their chances we would have been 2 or 3 goals clear. The only area where Pompey were superior was in their goal taking ability and that was made easy for them when, at 2-1, we went with just 3 at the back and got caught on the break. We may have lost the game but it was a moral victory for us, because they know that the gap between both teams is very little.

so we were out classed then

Random, I COULD HEAR THE SKATES IN mANILA,EALLY NOt impressed,

expatmanila wrote:
Sorry guys, that last 20 minutes wasa disgrace, watched it in public, I honestly did no expect us to win but to be imbarrassed. No!

Im sorry but Saints were no dis-grace. Regardless of pompeys current financial situation they are after all premier league players up against league 1. Saints went for it and to be fair ran out of steam towards the end. For the majority of the game they were on an even par, if not better, than pompey so to call them a disgrace was perhaps a little harsh?

so when the police said they have everythink worked out and weeks of planning has gone into this game didnt anyone think about what would happen with the fan after the game. I must say this is down to poor planning. also why was a banned fan in the stadium what an insult to fans.

It's about time these sub-human mutants were banned from Southampton, they were hell bent on trouble ever since the draw was made.
Years ago Chelsea fans were banned from the Dell for kicking off every year.
Do the same to the skates.

Sorry Len look67 at the score line, you are not getting abused as we speak, gutted, does not matter anty more saints were not in control

freemantlegirl2 wrote:
and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that.....

Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

With some of the 'fans' coming from the bottom of the gene pool, I would let them beat nine bells out of each other......... and arrest any survivors. Cretins. Why should police bother separating them?

expatmanila wrote:
Sorry Len look67 at the score line, you are not getting abused as we speak, gutted, does not matter anty more saints were not in control

Are you sure you were not watching Chelsea v Cardiff? ;-)

Half the Saints fans there probably havn't been to a game in 5 years, brought a ticket for today and then abandoned there own team by walking out before the end of the match because it wasnt going there way. And thats Saints all over for you!!! Thats not a true supporter!

Derek of Dibden Purlieu wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:
and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that.....

Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

With some of the 'fans' coming from the bottom of the gene pool, I would let them beat nine bells out of each other......... and arrest any survivors. Cretins. Why should police bother separating them?

because innocent people get caught up with it that's why!! My son has just texted me to say he's really worried, it's all kicking off and says the police can't cope where he is and he's trying to get home in one piece!!

ANYONE who causes trouble should hang their heads in shame... that has nothing to do with football !

sorry len did you see the score, completely gutted, and my cell phone is buzzing now from the skates. Up to you but not happy 4-1 is 4-1

costa gaz wrote:
It's about time these sub-human mutants were banned from Southampton, they were hell bent on trouble ever since the draw was made.
Years ago Chelsea fans were banned from the Dell for kicking off every year.
Do the same to the skates.

Mate, the 'less-desirable' elements of the saints' fanbase pride themselves as being an 'up and coming' firm. That is - having a good number of people looking for deliberate aggro against like minded members of the opposition.

My point is, that if you banned the skates on that basis, you'd have to ban the home support as well.

SW: fish-film lol

Ban the pompey fans=no trouble, simples

Solution:- police should ask " who wants to fight then?" Those accepting the offer should be led to a field and let them get on with it. Then when all is done, sterilise the lot of them.

randomtask wrote:

Linesman wrote: As I saw it on TV, many Saints fans had left, or were leaving, when the 4th goal went in, and when Avram Grant was being interviewed after the match, the Pompey Chimes could be heard coming from the stadium!

And your point is?

If you look at the first paragraph, it says the confrontation took place AFTER the match.
If you listen to the commentary that accompanies the story, the reporter is stating that it was taking place BEFORE the match!
The point I was making was that, if Pompey fans were still in the St Marys some little while after the match ended, singing the Pompey Chimes and Saints left the stadium more than ten minutes before, who confronted who?

Linesman wrote:

randomtask wrote:

Linesman wrote: As I saw it on TV, many Saints fans had left, or were leaving, when the 4th goal went in, and when Avram Grant was being interviewed after the match, the Pompey Chimes could be heard coming from the stadium!

And your point is?

If you look at the first paragraph, it says the confrontation took place AFTER the match.
If you listen to the commentary that accompanies the story, the reporter is stating that it was taking place BEFORE the match!
The point I was making was that, if Pompey fans were still in the St Marys some little while after the match ended, singing the Pompey Chimes and Saints left the stadium more than ten minutes before, who confronted who?

Er... really? Okay.

1) There was trouble before AND after the match.

2) The entire crowd don't move around together. Just because there were enough fans in the stadium to sing whatever, doesn't mean that groups hadn't left.

Happy to help. :-)

Did we think we would have gone much further in the Competition anyway? Let them have the bragging rights for a little while longer, as long as they survive, our turn will come, and won't we enjoy that, gives you something to look forward to. As for today, I thought we matched them until the first goal, still in it when we equalised, but it was obvious the legs were starting to go, had we taken the chances in the first half things might have been different, I am disapointed but I will get over it.

A life or football...A life or football....A life or football?

len67 wrote:

Costa Baz wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote: and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

Don't agree we were outclassed. Had Waigo and Lallana taken their chances we would have been 2 or 3 goals clear. The only area where Pompey were superior was in their goal taking ability and that was made easy for them when, at 2-1, we went with just 3 at the back and got caught on the break. We may have lost the game but it was a moral victory for us, because they know that the gap between both teams is very little.

so we were out classed then

no

The biggest difference was that they finished their chances and we didn't. Lallana and Waigo were unlucky that James saved all their chances.

randomtask wrote:

expatmanila wrote: Sorry Len look67 at the score line, you are not getting abused as we speak, gutted, does not matter anty more saints were not in control

Are you sure you were not watching Chelsea v Cardiff? ;-)

i'm sorry expatmanila but you don't see the whole picture if you're not there. I'm proud to be a saint today as we were the better team and the better supporters (they only sing when their winning - really quiet after we scored) for 65mins. But in the end you have to accept their Premiership class showed and they had an extra yard of pace that caught us out when they counterattacked. Would you of rather we shut up shop at 2-1 to limit the score or go for it as we did. I'm proud of the team, proud to be in AP's R&W Army and proud of my fellow supporters.

COYR.

colinpickford1 wrote:
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A life or scanning columns about a subject you hate...... a life or scanning columns about a subject you hate....... a life or picking your nose...hmmmm

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:
A life or football...A life or football....A life or football?

A life or scanning columns about a subject you hate...... a life or scanning columns about a subject you hate....... a life or picking your nose...hmmmm

From looking at this site any that you have metioned would be a better bet.

costa gaz wrote:
It's about time these sub-human mutants were banned from Southampton, they were hell bent on trouble ever since the draw was made. Years ago Chelsea fans were banned from the Dell for kicking off every year. Do the same to the skates.

they had let a well know skate fan in the ground even tho he has a life time ban for p**sing on the seats. so they are banning people but not sticking to it.

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:
A life or football...A life or football....A life or football?

A life or scanning columns about a subject you hate...... a life or scanning columns about a subject you hate....... a life or picking your nose...hmmmm

From looking at this site any that you have metioned would be a better bet.

why don't you run along and try them then, personally I'm not interested in picking my nose but maybe you should line up with Simon Carr and start a column on it, I'm sure you'd be ever so popular!

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:
A life or football...A life or football....A life or football?

A life or scanning columns about a subject you hate...... a life or scanning columns about a subject you hate....... a life or picking your nose...hmmmm

From looking at this site any that you have metioned would be a better bet.

why don't you run along and try them then, personally I'm not interested in picking my nose but maybe you should line up with Simon Carr and start a column on it, I'm sure you'd be ever so popular!

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jowett1987 wrote:
Half the Saints fans there probably havn't been to a game in 5 years, brought a ticket for today and then abandoned there own team by walking out before the end of the match because it wasnt going there way. And thats Saints all over for you!!! Thats not a true supporter!

Abandoning there own team ?, the reason I left early was I took 2 small children and wanted to make a SAFE and quick exit. And after watching all the idots causing trouble I am glad I did. I have a season ticket and go to lots of away games (including Oldham) so please dont tar everyone who leaves early with the same brush, as some have good reason..

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:
A life or football...A life or football....A life or football?

A life or scanning columns about a subject you hate...... a life or scanning columns about a subject you hate....... a life or picking your nose...hmmmm

From looking at this site any that you have metioned would be a better bet.

why don't you run along and try them then, personally I'm not interested in picking my nose but maybe you should line up with Simon Carr and start a column on it, I'm sure you'd be ever so popular!

YAAWWNNNNN.

Past your bedtime??? don't let us keep you up ...sweet dreams x

Yes, Steve we often leave early for the same reasons... my son left early to avoid trouble but he still got caught up in it :( home safe and sound now though.

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:
A life or football...A life or football....A life or football?

A life or scanning columns about a subject you hate...... a life or scanning columns about a subject you hate....... a life or picking your nose...hmmmm

From looking at this site any that you have metioned would be a better bet.

why don't you run along and try them then, personally I'm not interested in picking my nose but maybe you should line up with Simon Carr and start a column on it, I'm sure you'd be ever so popular!

YAAWWNNNNN.

Past your bedtime??? don't let us keep you up ...sweet dreams x

Yes, Steve we often leave early for the same reasons... my son left early to avoid trouble but he still got caught up in it :( home safe and sound now though.

A Lakota Legend

There was another world before this one. But the people of that world did not behave themselves. Displeased, the Creating Power set out to make a new world. He sang several songs to bring rain, which poured stronger with each song.

As he sang the fourth song, the earth split apart and water gushed up through the many cracks, causing a flood. By the time the rain stopped, all of the people and nearly all of the animals had drowned. Only Kangi the crow survived.

Kangi pleaded with the Creating Power to make him a new place to rest. So the Creating Power decided the time had come to make his new world. From his huge pipe bag, which contained all types of animals and birds, the Creating Power selected four animals known for their ability to remain under water for a long time. He sent each in turn to retrieve a lump of mud from beneath the flood waters. First the loon dove deep into the dark waters, but it was unable to reach the bottom. The otter, even with its strong webbed feet, also failed. Next, the beaver used its large flat tail to propel itself deep under the water, but it too brought nothing back. Finally, the Creating Power took the turtle from his pipe bag and urged it to bring back some mud.

Turtle stayed under the water for so long that everyone was sure it had drowned. Then, with a splash, the turtle broke the water's surface! Mud filled its feet and claws and the cracks between its upper and lower shells. Singing, the Creating Power shaped the mud in his hands and spread it on the water, where it was just big enough for himself and the crow. He then shook two long eagle wing feathers over the mud until earth spread wide and varied, overcoming the waters. Feeling sadness for the dry land, the Creating Power cried tears that became oceans, streams, and lakes. He named the new land Turtle Continent in honor of the turtle who provided the mud from which it was formed.

The Creating Power then took many animals and birds from his great pipe bag and spread them across the earth. From red, white, black, and yellow earth, he made men and women. The Creating Power gave the people his sacred pipe and told them to live by it. He warned them about the fate of the people who came before them. He promised all would be well if all living things learned to live in harmony. But the world would be destroyed again if they made it bad and ugly.

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:
A life or football...A life or football....A life or football?

A life or scanning columns about a subject you hate...... a life or scanning columns about a subject you hate....... a life or picking your nose...hmmmm

From looking at this site any that you have metioned would be a better bet.

why don't you run along and try them then, personally I'm not interested in picking my nose but maybe you should line up with Simon Carr and start a column on it, I'm sure you'd be ever so popular!

YAAWWNNNNN.

Past your bedtime??? don't let us keep you up ...sweet dreams x

Yes, Steve we often leave early for the same reasons... my son left early to avoid trouble but he still got caught up in it :( home safe and sound now though.

A Lakota Legend

There was another world before this one. But the people of that world did not behave themselves. Displeased, the Creating Power set out to make a new world. He sang several songs to bring rain, which poured stronger with each song.

As he sang the fourth song, the earth split apart and water gushed up through the many cracks, causing a flood. By the time the rain stopped, all of the people and nearly all of the animals had drowned. Only Kangi the crow survived.

Kangi pleaded with the Creating Power to make him a new place to rest. So the Creating Power decided the time had come to make his new world. From his huge pipe bag, which contained all types of animals and birds, the Creating Power selected four animals known for their ability to remain under water for a long time. He sent each in turn to retrieve a lump of mud from beneath the flood waters. First the loon dove deep into the dark waters, but it was unable to reach the bottom. The otter, even with its strong webbed feet, also failed. Next, the beaver used its large flat tail to propel itself deep under the water, but it too brought nothing back. Finally, the Creating Power took the turtle from his pipe bag and urged it to bring back some mud.

Turtle stayed under the water for so long that everyone was sure it had drowned. Then, with a splash, the turtle broke the water's surface! Mud filled its feet and claws and the cracks between its upper and lower shells. Singing, the Creating Power shaped the mud in his hands and spread it on the water, where it was just big enough for himself and the crow. He then shook two long eagle wing feathers over the mud until earth spread wide and varied, overcoming the waters. Feeling sadness for the dry land, the Creating Power cried tears that became oceans, streams, and lakes. He named the new land Turtle Continent in honor of the turtle who provided the mud from which it was formed.

The Creating Power then took many animals and birds from his great pipe bag and spread them across the earth. From red, white, black, and yellow earth, he made men and women. The Creating Power gave the people his sacred pipe and told them to live by it. He warned them about the fate of the people who came before them. He promised all would be well if all living things learned to live in harmony. But the world would be destroyed again if they made it bad and ugly.

Well I'm bad you must be the ugly ! :D

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:
A life or football...A life or football....A life or football?

A life or scanning columns about a subject you hate...... a life or scanning columns about a subject you hate....... a life or picking your nose...hmmmm

From looking at this site any that you have metioned would be a better bet.

why don't you run along and try them then, personally I'm not interested in picking my nose but maybe you should line up with Simon Carr and start a column on it, I'm sure you'd be ever so popular!

YAAWWNNNNN.

Past your bedtime??? don't let us keep you up ...sweet dreams x

Yes, Steve we often leave early for the same reasons... my son left early to avoid trouble but he still got caught up in it :( home safe and sound now though.

A Lakota Legend

There was another world before this one. But the people of that world did not behave themselves. Displeased, the Creating Power set out to make a new world. He sang several songs to bring rain, which poured stronger with each song.

As he sang the fourth song, the earth split apart and water gushed up through the many cracks, causing a flood. By the time the rain stopped, all of the people and nearly all of the animals had drowned. Only Kangi the crow survived.

Kangi pleaded with the Creating Power to make him a new place to rest. So the Creating Power decided the time had come to make his new world. From his huge pipe bag, which contained all types of animals and birds, the Creating Power selected four animals known for their ability to remain under water for a long time. He sent each in turn to retrieve a lump of mud from beneath the flood waters. First the loon dove deep into the dark waters, but it was unable to reach the bottom. The otter, even with its strong webbed feet, also failed. Next, the beaver used its large flat tail to propel itself deep under the water, but it too brought nothing back. Finally, the Creating Power took the turtle from his pipe bag and urged it to bring back some mud.

Turtle stayed under the water for so long that everyone was sure it had drowned. Then, with a splash, the turtle broke the water's surface! Mud filled its feet and claws and the cracks between its upper and lower shells. Singing, the Creating Power shaped the mud in his hands and spread it on the water, where it was just big enough for himself and the crow. He then shook two long eagle wing feathers over the mud until earth spread wide and varied, overcoming the waters. Feeling sadness for the dry land, the Creating Power cried tears that became oceans, streams, and lakes. He named the new land Turtle Continent in honor of the turtle who provided the mud from which it was formed.

The Creating Power then took many animals and birds from his great pipe bag and spread them across the earth. From red, white, black, and yellow earth, he made men and women. The Creating Power gave the people his sacred pipe and told them to live by it. He warned them about the fate of the people who came before them. He promised all would be well if all living things learned to live in harmony. But the world would be destroyed again if they made it bad and ugly.

Well I'm bad you must be the ugly ! :D

LOL

jowett1987 wrote:
Half the Saints fans there probably havn't been to a game in 5 years, brought a ticket for today and then abandoned there own team by walking out before the end of the match because it wasnt going there way. And thats Saints all over for you!!! Thats not a true supporter!

Yes, I agree, so many comments from people who have not been to a game this season, but every game they make comments on here. I always feel sorry for the players and also our great saviour who bought the club and saved us. Every time I see him I feel so proud and thankful we have such a great man in charge of our great club. We are in save hands, at last.

costa gaz wrote:
It's about time these sub-human mutants were banned from Southampton, they were hell bent on trouble ever since the draw was made. Years ago Chelsea fans were banned from the Dell for kicking off every year. Do the same to the skates.

gaz its a 2 way thing ,so ban your fans aswell as ours ,both sets of supporters were to blame for the fighting

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

Derek of Dibden Purlieu wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote: and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

With some of the 'fans' coming from the bottom of the gene pool, I would let them beat nine bells out of each other......... and arrest any survivors. Cretins. Why should police bother separating them?

because innocent people get caught up with it that's why!! My son has just texted me to say he's really worried, it's all kicking off and says the police can't cope where he is and he's trying to get home in one piece!! ANYONE who causes trouble should hang their heads in shame... that has nothing to do with football !

Maybe if you did not spend so much time on here always picking an argument with everyone, then maybe you could have met him, Freemantle is not that far to the ground is it, I would be devastated that my son had text me to say he was worried and I was too busy on here.

flower49 wrote:

jowett1987 wrote:
Half the Saints fans there probably havn't been to a game in 5 years, brought a ticket for today and then abandoned there own team by walking out before the end of the match because it wasnt going there way. And thats Saints all over for you!!! Thats not a true supporter!

Yes, I agree, so many comments from people who have not been to a game this season, but every game they make comments on here. I always feel sorry for the players and also our great saviour who bought the club and saved us. Every time I see him I feel so proud and thankful we have such a great man in charge of our great club. We are in save hands, at last.

God help us all. I thought It was bad enough that some people need to join a tribe (fans) to gain some sense of belonging. I guess it's that they have no identity of their own? But now it looks like it's becoming some kind of religion (another tribe). You only have to look at the behavior of some of these people to see the "them and us mentality". Monkey see, monkey do.

flower49 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

Derek of Dibden Purlieu wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote: and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

With some of the 'fans' coming from the bottom of the gene pool, I would let them beat nine bells out of each other......... and arrest any survivors. Cretins. Why should police bother separating them?

because innocent people get caught up with it that's why!! My son has just texted me to say he's really worried, it's all kicking off and says the police can't cope where he is and he's trying to get home in one piece!! ANYONE who causes trouble should hang their heads in shame... that has nothing to do with football !

Maybe if you did not spend so much time on here always picking an argument with everyone, then maybe you could have met him, Freemantle is not that far to the ground is it, I would be devastated that my son had text me to say he was worried and I was too busy on here.

And I did offer but my son rightly said, you won't be able to get anywhere near mum and I'm nearly 20 and will be fine! Not picking (if you'll excuse the pun) arguments at all, i t's a bit of banter... if you don't like it you could always use your off button :)

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

flower49 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

Derek of Dibden Purlieu wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote: and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

With some of the 'fans' coming from the bottom of the gene pool, I would let them beat nine bells out of each other......... and arrest any survivors. Cretins. Why should police bother separating them?

because innocent people get caught up with it that's why!! My son has just texted me to say he's really worried, it's all kicking off and says the police can't cope where he is and he's trying to get home in one piece!! ANYONE who causes trouble should hang their heads in shame... that has nothing to do with football !

Maybe if you did not spend so much time on here always picking an argument with everyone, then maybe you could have met him, Freemantle is not that far to the ground is it, I would be devastated that my son had text me to say he was worried and I was too busy on here.

And I did offer but my son rightly said, you won't be able to get anywhere near mum and I'm nearly 20 and will be fine! Not picking (if you'll excuse the pun) arguments at all, i t's a bit of banter... if you don't like it you could always use your off button :)

Nothing like a good bit of banter is there. Especialy with footy types...........they bite quicker than pit bulls

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

flower49 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

Derek of Dibden Purlieu wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote: and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

With some of the 'fans' coming from the bottom of the gene pool, I would let them beat nine bells out of each other......... and arrest any survivors. Cretins. Why should police bother separating them?

because innocent people get caught up with it that's why!! My son has just texted me to say he's really worried, it's all kicking off and says the police can't cope where he is and he's trying to get home in one piece!! ANYONE who causes trouble should hang their heads in shame... that has nothing to do with football !

Maybe if you did not spend so much time on here always picking an argument with everyone, then maybe you could have met him, Freemantle is not that far to the ground is it, I would be devastated that my son had text me to say he was worried and I was too busy on here.

And I did offer but my son rightly said, you won't be able to get anywhere near mum and I'm nearly 20 and will be fine! Not picking (if you'll excuse the pun) arguments at all, i t's a bit of banter... if you don't like it you could always use your off button :)

good lord ,texting his mum to say he,s scared ,at 20 years old ? young lads of 17 used to go over the top in the great war ,lordy,lordy.

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

flower49 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

Derek of Dibden Purlieu wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote: and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

With some of the 'fans' coming from the bottom of the gene pool, I would let them beat nine bells out of each other......... and arrest any survivors. Cretins. Why should police bother separating them?

because innocent people get caught up with it that's why!! My son has just texted me to say he's really worried, it's all kicking off and says the police can't cope where he is and he's trying to get home in one piece!! ANYONE who causes trouble should hang their heads in shame... that has nothing to do with football !

Maybe if you did not spend so much time on here always picking an argument with everyone, then maybe you could have met him, Freemantle is not that far to the ground is it, I would be devastated that my son had text me to say he was worried and I was too busy on here.

And I did offer but my son rightly said, you won't be able to get anywhere near mum and I'm nearly 20 and will be fine! Not picking (if you'll excuse the pun) arguments at all, i t's a bit of banter... if you don't like it you could always use your off button :)

Nothing like a good bit of banter is there. Especialy with footy types...........they bite quicker than pit bulls

I'm quite offended you've described me as a footy type Colin!! LOL!!! and yes, banter is fine.... I actually thought the whole exchange was quite amusing.... :D at least I do have a sense of humour and fun ;)

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

colinpickford1 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

flower49 wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote:

Derek of Dibden Purlieu wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote: and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

With some of the 'fans' coming from the bottom of the gene pool, I would let them beat nine bells out of each other......... and arrest any survivors. Cretins. Why should police bother separating them?

because innocent people get caught up with it that's why!! My son has just texted me to say he's really worried, it's all kicking off and says the police can't cope where he is and he's trying to get home in one piece!! ANYONE who causes trouble should hang their heads in shame... that has nothing to do with football !

Maybe if you did not spend so much time on here always picking an argument with everyone, then maybe you could have met him, Freemantle is not that far to the ground is it, I would be devastated that my son had text me to say he was worried and I was too busy on here.

And I did offer but my son rightly said, you won't be able to get anywhere near mum and I'm nearly 20 and will be fine! Not picking (if you'll excuse the pun) arguments at all, i t's a bit of banter... if you don't like it you could always use your off button :)

Nothing like a good bit of banter is there. Especialy with footy types...........they bite quicker than pit bulls

I'm quite offended you've described me as a footy type Colin!! LOL!!! and yes, banter is fine.... I actually thought the whole exchange was quite amusing.... :D at least I do have a sense of humour and fun ;)

Gosh I'm blushing now. You sound like my kind of girl..........Should the Echo start an on-line dateing service?

Stranger things have happened Colin ;)! but please don't take Simon's advice otherwise we're all done for ! lol son has just gone off to get train with a big bunch of red roses, and necklace for his girlfriend so romance isn't dead is it!! bless!

At least one local stallholder made a fortune outside the ground selling six finger gloves to the passing skates.


I thought it was looking good at the 1-1stage then it turned into car crash footy. I also left early to avoid the neanderthal Blues who were cranking themselves up for the inevitable aggro. We may not have had the best team but a better looking fanbase - many of the Pompey Pillocks took their shirts off (Jimmy Five Bellies Tribute Act) and gurning away showing the same number of rotten teeth as their i.q.

Costa Baz wrote:

len67 wrote:

Costa Baz wrote:

freemantlegirl2 wrote: and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that..... Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

Don't agree we were outclassed. Had Waigo and Lallana taken their chances we would have been 2 or 3 goals clear. The only area where Pompey were superior was in their goal taking ability and that was made easy for them when, at 2-1, we went with just 3 at the back and got caught on the break. We may have lost the game but it was a moral victory for us, because they know that the gap between both teams is very little.

so we were out classed then

no

so we were not out classed then. so we won after all

Jerseyian, your post, i believe, comes from the "unbiased pompey news"who will defend their own always.
Sorry mate, keep pompey fans away from this fixture in the future and the prolem is solved.

OMG what a waste of an internet page. You have immature fans who cannot talk and walk away but feel the need to use their fists, maybe linked with the days of Neanderthal Man. Then there's the fact that someone decided to make the dumb **** decision to let both sides out together, maybe it was an editor of the echo so they could blow the story out of proportion to sell papers.

What bright spark let the skate fans be marched to the ground at 1215 ffs.
Throwing coins and bottles at us very good.
my girlfriend got hit by a glass bottle being smashed.
You would think they would keep the money though as they need it.
How thick can they be,oh i forgot they are inbreds with 6 fingers!!!

As I said previously, sterilise the troublemakers. This should prevail for all the benefit grabbing scum

Redback wrote:

Linesman wrote:

randomtask wrote:

Linesman wrote: As I saw it on TV, many Saints fans had left, or were leaving, when the 4th goal went in, and when Avram Grant was being interviewed after the match, the Pompey Chimes could be heard coming from the stadium!

And your point is?

If you look at the first paragraph, it says the confrontation took place AFTER the match. If you listen to the commentary that accompanies the story, the reporter is stating that it was taking place BEFORE the match! The point I was making was that, if Pompey fans were still in the St Marys some little while after the match ended, singing the Pompey Chimes and Saints left the stadium more than ten minutes before, who confronted who?

Er... really? Okay. 1) There was trouble before AND after the match. 2) The entire crowd don't move around together. Just because there were enough fans in the stadium to sing whatever, doesn't mean that groups hadn't left. Happy to help. :-)

So the ones involved were a minority from both sides, intent on trouble!

randomtask wrote:

Linesman wrote:
As I saw it on TV, many Saints fans had left, or were leaving, when the 4th goal went in, and when Avram Grant was being interviewed after the match, the Pompey Chimes could be heard coming from the stadium!

And your point is?

shame the skates didnt start singing till after they scored a goal! call yourself supporters? more like glory hunters! we'll see them next season in the championship! unless its AFC Portsmouth by then!! Southampton by far were the better team for 70 mins at least and we certainly had the better fans! Southmapton till I die!

Hello?!?! wrote:

randomtask wrote:

Linesman wrote:
As I saw it on TV, many Saints fans had left, or were leaving, when the 4th goal went in, and when Avram Grant was being interviewed after the match, the Pompey Chimes could be heard coming from the stadium!

And your point is?

shame the skates didnt start singing till after they scored a goal! call yourself supporters? more like glory hunters! we'll see them next season in the championship! unless its AFC Portsmouth by then!! Southampton by far were the better team for 70 mins at least and we certainly had the better fans! Southmapton till I die!

Should I hold my breath? "And by far the better team" How on earth do you work that out? On the beads hanging over your cot??

randomtask wrote:

expatmanila wrote: Sorry guys, that last 20 minutes wasa disgrace, watched it in public, I honestly did no expect us to win but to be imbarrassed. No!

Im sorry but Saints were no dis-grace. Regardless of pompeys current financial situation they are after all premier league players up against league 1. Saints went for it and to be fair ran out of steam towards the end. For the majority of the game they were on an even par, if not better, than pompey so to call them a disgrace was perhaps a little harsh?

I agree saints give there best and there best was not good enough, we are still only a L1 team and they are a PREM team, no dis-grace what we can do now is look at the L1 AND TRY TO GET TO THE PLAY OFFS well done saints what ever is said you were great well done

I don't think some of these so-called "fans" deserve a say, based on their comments! We played absolutely fantastically today and the score DEFINITELY does not match our performance. For 75-80 minutes, we were the best team on the pitch; we gave 110% effort, we pressed them, and we had plenty of chances. David James had to be Man of the Match (at least in the first half) for keeping Pompey still in it, as we had so many chances to make it a 3-0 or 4-0 result in the first haf alone. The only problem was that we were unable to take our chances, and they did. Whenever we had a set piece, they were able to counter from the cleared ball, and took their chances. Simple as. For people to call our performance a disgrace, it's disgusting! Statistically, we didn't deserve a result, but based on our performance, we AT LEAST deserved a draw! Remember, even though they are in financial troubles, they are a Premier League team.

Overall, I am a pleased, but slightly disappointed Saints fan - only because I feel our performance warranted a result!

If we play like that for the rest of the season, I feel we can make the playoffs, even if the odds are against us!

Seen several items on here saying that Pompey fans weren't vocal - disagree.

That Saints outplayed us for 70 minutes - disagree.

Your fans were all heading home at 2-1. There was noise from the fans either side of the Pompey fans but the rest were silent.

Enjoyed a great derby match.

iamlouis23 wrote:
I don't think some of these so-called "fans" deserve a say, based on their comments! We played absolutely fantastically today and the score DEFINITELY does not match our performance. For 75-80 minutes, we were the best team on the pitch; we gave 110% effort, we pressed them, and we had plenty of chances. David James had to be Man of the Match (at least in the first half) for keeping Pompey still in it, as we had so many chances to make it a 3-0 or 4-0 result in the first haf alone. The only problem was that we were unable to take our chances, and they did. Whenever we had a set piece, they were able to counter from the cleared ball, and took their chances. Simple as. For people to call our performance a disgrace, it's disgusting! Statistically, we didn't deserve a result, but based on our performance, we AT LEAST deserved a draw! Remember, even though they are in financial troubles, they are a Premier League team.

Overall, I am a pleased, but slightly disappointed Saints fan - only because I feel our performance warranted a result!

If we play like that for the rest of the season, I feel we can make the playoffs, even if the odds are against us!

It sounds like Portsmouth were lucky.......Strange the way the more people practice the luckier they get!

pompeytim1 wrote:
Seen several items on here saying that Pompey fans weren't vocal - disagree. That Saints outplayed us for 70 minutes - disagree. Your fans were all heading home at 2-1. There was noise from the fans either side of the Pompey fans but the rest were silent. Enjoyed a great derby match.

Liar!

helltowatch wrote:

pompeytim1 wrote:
Seen several items on here saying that Pompey fans weren't vocal - disagree. That Saints outplayed us for 70 minutes - disagree. Your fans were all heading home at 2-1. There was noise from the fans either side of the Pompey fans but the rest were silent. Enjoyed a great derby match.

Liar!

did you watch the game?

jowett1987 wrote:
Half the Saints fans there probably havn't been to a game in 5 years, brought a ticket for today and then abandoned there own team by walking out before the end of the match because it wasnt going there way. And thats Saints all over for you!!! Thats not a true supporter!

As a season ticket holder, I left 1 min before the end. Maybe I should have kept my 10 year old and 8 year old back so that we could be caught up in the fighting with the Pompey fans who were let out early. Maybe that would then make my kids 'true supporters'.

My sister and I were at the match, shes 46 I am 47, we have supported the SAINTS since we were one and two. We shouted and screamed for the SAINTS to win, but we would not have caused any trouble. To be honest I didn't see any trouble. Is it another reason for the media to paint every football fan as being violent. GOOD GAME, SHAME WE LOST. COME ON YOU REDS. AND I LOVE RICKY LAMBERT. (although I am old enough to be his mother)

Firstly I am not a Pompy fan before anyone says it - but I there seems to be a theme running here that Pompy started the rouble today - they didn't. About 70 Saints "fans" got together by Freeborne with a load of ammo which was clearly put there a while ago and began to attack the Pompy fans and Police as they left the stadium, the pompy "fans" retaliated and threw stuff back. I was there and saw this taking place. Very sad state of affairs and gives it a bit of a bad taste as most people were really good natured but typically a minority ruins it for everyone else. Still saints will get the llast laugh when Pompy go down the toilet next week!

It looked as if there was a co-ordinated plan by "morons" from both camps to get involved in some "action", all decent fans from both sides deplore this behaviour and just hope those caught and found guilty should be given life bans from attending any competitive sport, as they are incapable of behaving in a decent manner, plus plenty of unpaid community work to make them think twice about being so stupid.

Linesman wrote:
As I saw it on TV, many Saints fans had left, or were leaving, when the 4th goal went in, and when Avram Grant was being interviewed after the match, the Pompey Chimes could be heard coming from the stadium!

If you had been at the game you would have realised that every time 4,000 Pompey fans chanted one line of 'Play up Pompey' ... 27,000 Saints fans retorted with 5 lines of 'Pay Up Pompey!!!', that was what you could hear ship mate.

Pompey have had a better mob than us for years, just be thankful we can hold our heads high in the knowledge the 657 crew are washed up and finished, they were second best in every flashpoint that occured, rejoice!

Dazzler79 wrote:
What bright spark let the skate fans be marched to the ground at 1215 ffs.
Throwing coins and bottles at us very good.
my girlfriend got hit by a glass bottle being smashed.
You would think they would keep the money though as they need it.
How thick can they be,oh i forgot they are inbreds with 6 fingers!!!

Certainly wasn't me!!

freemantlegirl2 wrote:
and what bright spark let them out at the same time!!! honestly..... all that policing and then a basic error like that.....

Bad Luck Saints :( played really well first half, great come back goal but we were outclassed, Pompey felt Jamie O'Hara's presence back and well deserved man of the match. Very exciting game, shame we didn't get the result we wanted :(

Again, definitely not me.

It was nice to shake Big Lawrie's hand outside the ground before kick off, he's a true gent.

iamlouis23 wrote:
I don't think some of these so-called "fans" deserve a say, based on their comments! We played absolutely fantastically today and the score DEFINITELY does not match our performance. For 75-80 minutes, we were the best team on the pitch; we gave 110% effort, we pressed them, and we had plenty of chances. David James had to be Man of the Match (at least in the first half) for keeping Pompey still in it, as we had so many chances to make it a 3-0 or 4-0 result in the first haf alone. The only problem was that we were unable to take our chances, and they did. Whenever we had a set piece, they were able to counter from the cleared ball, and took their chances. Simple as. For people to call our performance a disgrace, it's disgusting! Statistically, we didn't deserve a result, but based on our performance, we AT LEAST deserved a draw! Remember, even though they are in financial troubles, they are a Premier League team. Overall, I am a pleased, but slightly disappointed Saints fan - only because I feel our performance warranted a result! If we play like that for the rest of the season, I feel we can make the playoffs, even if the odds are against us!

Couldn't agree more, great post. Sad that a few morons, who undoubtedly planned the aggro beforehand, gave the Echo the opportunity to sensationalise things. I walked through Palmerstone Park in my colours before the game as about 100 or so Skates were escorted by 6 bobbies by in front of us without a word, chant or abuse of any kind but that probably won't sell papers, Pround to be a Saint. COYR

Brite Spark wrote:

Linesman wrote: As I saw it on TV, many Saints fans had left, or were leaving, when the 4th goal went in, and when Avram Grant was being interviewed after the match, the Pompey Chimes could be heard coming from the stadium!

If you had been at the game you would have realised that every time 4,000 Pompey fans chanted one line of 'Play up Pompey' ... 27,000 Saints fans retorted with 5 lines of 'Pay Up Pompey!!!', that was what you could hear ship mate.

I suppose that, while Avram Grant was giving his interview ten minutes after the final whistle, it was Saints fans singing 'Pay Up Pompey' in the background?
Was it Saints fans singing 'Pay Up Pompey' as they were leaving the stadium when Pompey's fourth goal went in?
Have you ever wondered why a manager will sometimes watch the first half of a game from the stands?
It is because, from a distance, he can often get a better view of the whole scene than he can from pitch-side.
Sometimes, with the benefit of TV, you can see and hear what is going on a damned sight better than those actually at the event!
With Fareham being between the two cities, it could be said that I have a foot in each camp and can take an objective rather than a biased view!
It should also be remembered that some Sparks are Brighter than others!

Sad that you call yourself 'linesman' but don't even get a seat in the stadium, more of an armchair supporter obviously.

:-)

They were not 3 goals better then us, Lallana's missed header, Rickie header being saved by James, Jiadi's missed header from James fumble, Bernard's stupidity when he should have left it to Lallana, all those missed chances, you can't afford not to put them in the onion bag.

As for the the trouble, it's doesn't matter how well the police planned the operation, the skates were hell bent on causing trouble, there was always going to be flashpoints, but all in all 11 arrests aint bad.

I went to the game at 10am and left for home at 4.30pm, the only time I saw a skate was in the ground.

My only complaints are the police holding back Saints fan so long they missed the start of the game, and the police dog biting people who had been pushed towards it by people frustrated at being held back.

jowett1987 wrote:
Half the Saints fans there probably havn't been to a game in 5 years, brought a ticket for today and then abandoned there own team by walking out before the end of the match because it wasnt going there way. And thats Saints all over for you!!! Thats not a true supporter!

Quite!

Brite Spark wrote:
Sad that you call yourself 'linesman' but don't even get a seat in the stadium, more of an armchair supporter obviously. :-)

Sad that I call myself 'Linesman'?
Do you think that everyone that wanted a ticket for the match was able to get one?
Sad that you call yourself 'Brite Spark' when it would appear that you are not very Bright with no Spark of intelligence!

Linesman wrote:

Brite Spark wrote:
Sad that you call yourself 'linesman' but don't even get a seat in the stadium, more of an armchair supporter obviously. :-)

Sad that I call myself 'Linesman'?
Do you think that everyone that wanted a ticket for the match was able to get one?
Sad that you call yourself 'Brite Spark' when it would appear that you are not very Bright with no Spark of intelligence!

If you were a regular supporter instead of a fair weather - wannabe - groupie fan just when the big games come along, you would have been able to get a ticket.

SW less-talk ............. take note!

sfcuvf wrote:
Pompey have had a better mob than us for years, just be thankful we can hold our heads high in the knowledge the 657 crew are washed up and finished, they were second best in every flashpoint that occured, rejoice!

Yeah what a great thing to rejoice in... Pompy were second best in every fight you numpties had, not a good match or the prospect of Saints getting to the playoffs and Pompy going down but rejoice in the fact the "morons" had to have a fight and ruin it for every other decent fan out there. Crawl back under your stones and leave football to the fans.

the fact of the matter is that the scummers lost and you are fast becoming a small town in poland, let alone a small town in hampshire

Brite Spark wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Brite Spark wrote: Sad that you call yourself 'linesman' but don't even get a seat in the stadium, more of an armchair supporter obviously. :-)

Sad that I call myself 'Linesman'? Do you think that everyone that wanted a ticket for the match was able to get one? Sad that you call yourself 'Brite Spark' when it would appear that you are not very Bright with no Spark of intelligence!

If you were a regular supporter instead of a fair weather - wannabe - groupie fan just when the big games come along, you would have been able to get a ticket. SW less-talk ............. take note!

As I have been to both St Marys and Fratton Park this month, from which club do you think that I would have had a better chance of getting a ticket?
Whilst there are plenty of 'Yah Boo' football followers who cannot see anything other that their team's colours, there are some ADULTS who are able to attend any ground without taking a bigoted attitude!
It is this minority that sometimes have difficulty in getting tickets for certain matches, especially when you do not live near the ground.
If you were what your chosen name would suggest, I would not need to point this fact out to you!

You can't support two teams, ie have one in reserve for when your first choice team is not doing so well. I bet last season you were a Havant and Waterlooville fan, this season Southampton, next season Man City?

It's not bigotry to support one team you buffoon.

small town in poland wrote:
the fact of the matter is that the scummers lost and you are fast becoming a small town in poland, let alone a small town in hampshire

i think we will be having the last laugh,,, dont you......IDIOT

Annoy the skates on this one. he he
http://mypompey.com/
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Let`s hope that Hampshire Constabulary show the same determination to convict the missile throwing Saints fans as this did against the Pompey fans a few years ago. There must be clear video evidence that the police can use to clearly indentify these thugs . They were able to put the time and resources into this process when prosecuting the Pompey fans so it will be interesting to see their response on this occasion.

Little P wrote:
My sister and I were at the match, shes 46 I am 47, we have supported the SAINTS since we were one and two. We shouted and screamed for the SAINTS to win, but we would not have caused any trouble. To be honest I didn't see any trouble. Is it another reason for the media to paint every football fan as being violent. GOOD GAME, SHAME WE LOST. COME ON YOU REDS. AND I LOVE RICKY LAMBERT. (although I am old enough to be his mother)

Good on You Both too.

Cheers

Cracking game.. couple of undeserved soft goals at the end.
The England keeper was in good form - saved their bacon for sure
what is it now how many mil on players and still rock bottom of the prem.. nows the time to play for the players... No parachute.
1st March End of Storrie End of Muffs

Meanwhile back at a solvent club on the upwards track...
If Saints can get stuck in every game with that kind of effort there is still a chance of the play-offs albeit it slim.

PS sounds like the police need a nice cup of tea in the chief constables suite...pass the choccie bourbons

Soft goals at the end. A bit like the soft butter that our attack cut so easily through with the precision and accuracy of a surgeon`s knife.

Bring on the Blue Noses. Who knows we might make another Wembley visit in the semis of a proper cup competition.

mooky9 wrote:

sfcuvf wrote: Pompey have had a better mob than us for years, just be thankful we can hold our heads high in the knowledge the 657 crew are washed up and finished, they were second best in every flashpoint that occured, rejoice!

Yeah what a great thing to rejoice in... Pompy were second best in every fight you numpties had, not a good match or the prospect of Saints getting to the playoffs and Pompy going down but rejoice in the fact the "morons" had to have a fight and ruin it for every other decent fan out there. Crawl back under your stones and leave football to the fans.

It's because of gutless people like you that the Skates think we're a pushover to begin with.

pompeyscorpion wrote:
Soft goals at the end. A bit like the soft butter that our attack cut so easily through with the precision and accuracy of a surgeon`s knife. Bring on the Blue Noses. Who knows we might make another Wembley visit in the semis of a proper cup competition.

Shut up pikey, that's if you've got a club to support. Red army.

Denzil wrote:

pompeyscorpion wrote: Soft goals at the end. A bit like the soft butter that our attack cut so easily through with the precision and accuracy of a surgeon`s knife. Bring on the Blue Noses. Who knows we might make another Wembley visit in the semis of a proper cup competition.

Shut up pikey, that's if you've got a club to support. Red army.

Oh dear ! Touched a raw nerve have I. There was only one Red Army and will only ever be one Red Army . As you are so ill-educated I would suggest that you read about the Eastern Front during the second World War and the heroics of the real Red Army in defending the city of Stalingrad.

PS

I`d rather be a pikey than a scummer !!

Brite Spark wrote:
You can't support two teams, ie have one in reserve for when your first choice team is not doing so well. I bet last season you were a Havant and Waterlooville fan, this season Southampton, next season Man City? It's not bigotry to support one team you buffoon.

So you bet that last season I was a Havant and Waterlooville fan!

Well, it is said that a fool and their money is soon parted, and if that is the sort of bet that you would make, you are certainly not bright and must be skint.

Congratulations on knowing that it is not bigotry to support one team.
At no time have I ever said that I have supported any team. I have stated that I have visited both St Marys and Fratton Park. Why, because I enjoy watching football.
By watching different teams, so you appreciate different styles of play, formations and tactics.
There are morons who cannot understand that. It confuses them if they watch a match and do not see familiar faces on the pitch wearing familiar shirts with a sponsor's name on it that they recognise!
Usually, not very bright, with no spark of intelligence, usually considered to be buffoons!

The only thing thats really starting to get annoying is people moaning about security allowing a banned supporter in the stadium!
He had his ban lifted within a month of getting it after appeal.
The stewards were all informed of his presence and seat number before the game began.
He was allowed in the stadium and from what I saw did nothing wrong, taunted a few times but who didnt.

I agree with all comments about letting the fans fight, why waste council tax payers money, theyre going to fight anyways, let them do it for free.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
It looked as if there was a co-ordinated plan by "morons" from both camps to get involved in some "action", all decent fans from both sides deplore this behaviour and just hope those caught and found guilty should be given life bans from attending any competitive sport, as they are incapable of behaving in a decent manner, plus plenty of unpaid community work to make them think twice about being so stupid.

It was very much a 'co-ordinated' effort. Organised hooliganism is seeing a dramatic rise recently.

sfcuvf wrote:

mooky9 wrote:

sfcuvf wrote: Pompey have had a better mob than us for years, just be thankful we can hold our heads high in the knowledge the 657 crew are washed up and finished, they were second best in every flashpoint that occured, rejoice!

Yeah what a great thing to rejoice in... Pompy were second best in every fight you numpties had, not a good match or the prospect of Saints getting to the playoffs and Pompy going down but rejoice in the fact the "morons" had to have a fight and ruin it for every other decent fan out there. Crawl back under your stones and leave football to the fans.

It's because of gutless people like you that the Skates think we're a pushover to begin with.

sfcuvf

respect to scummerds this time you had a very strong and game mob on saturday, but i bet nearly 90% of those up for it were dirty polish scum not scum fans who like a tear up. lets hope we can all meet up properly one day and have it off properly.

small town in poland wrote:

sfcuvf wrote:

mooky9 wrote:

sfcuvf wrote: Pompey have had a better mob than us for years, just be thankful we can hold our heads high in the knowledge the 657 crew are washed up and finished, they were second best in every flashpoint that occured, rejoice!

Yeah what a great thing to rejoice in... Pompy were second best in every fight you numpties had, not a good match or the prospect of Saints getting to the playoffs and Pompy going down but rejoice in the fact the "morons" had to have a fight and ruin it for every other decent fan out there. Crawl back under your stones and leave football to the fans.

It's because of gutless people like you that the Skates think we're a pushover to begin with.

sfcuvf respect to scummerds this time you had a very strong and game mob on saturday, but i bet nearly 90% of those up for it were dirty polish scum not scum fans who like a tear up. lets hope we can all meet up properly one day and have it off properly.

Gutless... I'm not the ones who had to hide behind a Police line to throw things at passers by who weren't even the Pompy "fans" down for a fight. I'm not the ones who threw a brick at a 60 year old Saints fan and hit him in the head - quality fan you are. You had to wait unti the real firm, the 657 crew were a bit older as you couldn't face them in their prime and you till have to hide behind Plod when you try it on... And you think your tough!?!?! Please!

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