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What team do you HATE the most?

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  • Man Utd 14 (37%)
  • Chelsea 9 (24%)
  • Liverpool 1 (3%)
  • Milan 0 (0%)
  • Celtic 2 (5%)
  • Other (in comments) 12 (32%)

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Bolton Bury Stockport county Oldham Spurs (yids) Cardiff City Middlesbro Chelsea Leeds Utd Millwall Celtic Man Utd Everton Liverpool

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ChrissMari wrote:

frank smarra wrote: Man U! I hate them all! rooney and his big pumpkin head!

wayne rooney looks like a thumb :thumb:

they should rename this thread:-

put yer hand up (or yer thumb) if you ate Man Yoo!!!

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MILLWALL.

there was trouble after the everton cup game on Wednesday night.

seven bizzies were injured and two police horses got cut.

nuffathat!!

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Desmond Tierney wrote: Bolton Bury Stockport county Oldham Spurs (yids) Cardiff City Middlesbro Chelsea Leeds Utd Millwall Celtic Man Utd Everton Liverpool

I thought we were friends Des, you could at least have put Bolton at the bottom of your list!

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john kershaw wrote: MILLWALL.

there was trouble after the everton cup game on Wednesday night.

seven bizzies were injured and two police horses got cut.

nuffathat!!

Now, when i went to watch Millwall, back in 1999 at Wembley, i found their fans rather charming!!!! The atmosphere was one of the best i've ever heard at football :shrug:

As for what you said though, it's all wrong:nonono: What's that all about???

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I can’t believe I’m adding my name to this thread, but there are more pressing faults in the supposedly beautiful game.

UEFA: Equal Opportunities?!? (and all their Champions League sponsors for that matter)

Though yes, I haven’t forgotten what the administration staff and directors at ‘The People’s Club’ did this summer either.

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Missy Jem wrote:

Desmond Tierney wrote: Bolton Bury Stockport county Oldham Spurs (yids) Cardiff City Middlesbro Chelsea Leeds Utd Millwall Celtic Man Utd Everton Liverpool

I thought we were friends Des, you could at least have put Bolton at the bottom of your list!

But thats not really in order its Man Utd at the top.Bolton v Man City to morrow hope it will be an away win for us.

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Desmond Tierney wrote:

Missy Jem wrote:

Desmond Tierney wrote: Bolton Bury Stockport county Oldham Spurs (yids) Cardiff City Middlesbro Chelsea Leeds Utd Millwall Celtic Man Utd Everton Liverpool

I thought we were friends Des, you could at least have put Bolton at the bottom of your list!

But thats not really in order its Man Utd at the top.Bolton v Man City to morrow hope it will be an away win for us.

I don't! I'm working tomorrow so can't go or would have come and found you and said hello.

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john kershaw wrote: MILLWALL.

there was trouble after the everton cup game on Wednesday night.

seven bizzies were injured and two police horses got cut.

nuffathat!!

Quite tense outside the ground. Late 70's and 80's are making a comeback.:shrug:

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PHD wrote:

john kershaw wrote: MILLWALL.

there was trouble after the everton cup game on Wednesday night.

seven bizzies were injured and two police horses got cut.

nuffathat!!

Quite tense outside the ground. Late 70's and 80's are making a comeback.:shrug:

stems all the way back to 1974 when a load of Millwall fans got cut inside and outside Goodison.

its never been forgotten.

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What's that Everton Hooligan called? Dave something i think. I read his book a couple of years ago, very interesting!

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Missy Jem wrote: What's that Everton Hooligan called? Dave something i think. I read his book a couple of years ago, very interesting!

Andy Nicholls. He wrote a book called "Scally".

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"SCALLY" - that's it. Dunno where i got Dave from. I liked that book, read it in a day on holiday.

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PHD wrote:

Quite tense outside the ground. Late 70's and 80's are making a comeback.:shrug:

yeh I heard.. I work with this guy..

Watty

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Missy Jem wrote: "SCALLY" - that's it. Dunno where i got Dave from. I liked that book, read it in a day on holiday.

he was one of the Snorty Forty. err...wonder what that means.:laugh:

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There's no comeback! It's never ever gone!!!!

Too many police and surveillance for it to ever be the same as it was.

Went of mad against Cardiff and Arsenal the other week though:nod:

Enough from me i think!

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Bonzette wrote: There's no comeback! It's never ever gone!!!!

Too many police and surveillance for it to ever be the same as it was.

Went of mad against Cardiff and Arsenal the other week though:nod:

Enough from me i think!

i agree. it never went away.

most nut jobs finally grew up. some didn't.

they just organise now...away from grounds and CCTV.

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john kershaw wrote:

Bonzette wrote: There's no comeback! It's never ever gone!!!!

Too many police and surveillance for it to ever be the same as it was.

Went of mad against Cardiff and Arsenal the other week though:nod:

Enough from me i think!

i agree. it never went away.

most nut jobs finally grew up. some didn't.

they just organise now...away from grounds and CCTV.

That's why it kicks off better in the lower divisions- not that i'd know anything much about anything, really, honest i don't!:D

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Bonzette wrote:

john kershaw wrote:

Bonzette wrote: There's no comeback! It's never ever gone!!!!

Too many police and surveillance for it to ever be the same as it was.

Went of mad against Cardiff and Arsenal the other week though:nod:

Enough from me i think!

i agree. it never went away.

most nut jobs finally grew up. some didn't.

they just organise now...away from grounds and CCTV.

That's why it kicks off better in the lower divisions- not that i'd know anything much about anything, really, honest i don't!:D

Yeah agree with that about lower division sides.When City was in division 2 1998/99 i never missd an away game we had some fun traveling all over the country whent to some right shitholes it was going off every away game.

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Desmond Tierney wrote: When City was in division 2 1998/99 i never missd an away game we had some fun traveling all over the country whent to some right shitholes it was going off every away game.

Seeing as City were at Maine Road that season then I wonder what possibly compares as a 'right shithole'?! :eek3:

And I used to live off Platt Lane, so I know what I'm talking about!

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Al Jarvis wrote:

Desmond Tierney wrote: When City was in division 2 1998/99 i never missd an away game we had some fun traveling all over the country whent to some right shitholes it was going off every away game.

Seeing as City were at Maine Road that season then I wonder what possibly compares as a 'right shithole'?! :eek3:

And I used to live off Platt Lane, so I know what I'm talking about!

I know! I wonder if any other of these shitholes required bulletproof vests to walk through the neighborhoods to get there! ;)

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Bonzette wrote: That's why it kicks off better in the lower divisions- not that i'd know anything much about anything, really, honest i don't!

I went to Barnet vs Lincoln about 4/5 seasons ago because a lad I know was on the bench for Lincoln that day. We were in the Lincoln end.

The game had everything. Lincoln went 3-0, then 4-3 down and then missed a last minute penalty.

But the terraces were unbelievable. As we were going in, 20 Lincoln bowled past proudly announcing they were "going in the Barnet end". Sure enough, when they went 1-0 up 5mins in, it all kicked off in the Barnet end and lads were escorted around the pitch.

Also, as we were queuing, a closed turnstile was kicked in and a load of Lincoln steamed in through there.

It also started pissing down during the game so all the Lincoln moved from an open terrace at one end, to line up to the halfway line in the cowshed along one side. Fans were basically separated by a Thin Blue Line and the abuse was hilarious, with even women offering each other out.

My one residing memory of the date was a load of extremely oversized Barnet youngsters jumping around outside with their shirts off in the pouring rain and one lone 40-something Lincoln Skin picking each off them off with one punch each, knocking them to the floor. And the police just stood idly by not batting an eyelid.

Halcyon days. :thumb:

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Al Jarvis wrote:

Desmond Tierney wrote: When City was in division 2 1998/99 i never missd an away game we had some fun traveling all over the country whent to some right shitholes it was going off every away game.

Seeing as City were at Maine Road that season then I wonder what possibly compares as a 'right shithole'?! :eek3:

And I used to live off Platt Lane, so I know what I'm talking about!

Was just going on about football grounds not areas.And i used to live off yew tree road and i no what im talking about.Was you a student?

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Desmond Tierney wrote: And i used to live off yew tree road

Yewtopia!! :)

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Desmond Tierney wrote: Was just going on about football grounds not areas.And i used to live off yew tree road and i no what im talking about.Was you a student?

Indeed, there's right holes in the lower divisions. Ours included. I like to call it character, though many wouldn't!!!

No, the ex was a student there though, doing a PhD. I was an ex-student of somewhere else.

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Scariest away day: Burnley.

Like fucking Baghdad on a bad day.

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(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Scariest away day: Burnley.

Like fucking Baghdad on a bad day.

Not as bad as Monaco away, they were fookin nutters. Some of them didnt bother with a sheepshank to tie their Yachts up. They used a single hitch. Can you believe it? :eek:

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BA wrote:

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Scariest away day: Burnley.

Like fucking Baghdad on a bad day.

Not as bad as Monaco away, they were fookin nutters. Some of them didnt bother with a sheepshank to tie their Yachts up. They used a single hitch. Can you believe it? :eek:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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Tottenham Hotspur = SCUM

:smoking:

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