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Is it in fact Man Utd's fans who are the worst in Europe?

They're known to have England's largest active hooligan elemnent. They've been involved in a catalogue of violent disorder spanning the contintent for over 30years. In fact many experts say the whole hooligan phenomemon stems from their exploits in the early 70's when widespread travelling to away ganes became the norm.

They've been repsonsible for the deaths of other supporters on more occassions than any other British club. Fans of theirs chased a Crystal Palace fan to his death under the wheels of a coach. They were also responsible for the death of a Tottenham supporter who fell to his death from ecsalator whilst fleeing their mob. Finally two pensioners from Cleveland were stampeded to death by a police horse, as it attempted to control Man Utd fans.

They've hardly learned any lessons in all this time, after violent clashes and trouble flared on their European travels this season, as they attempted to storm the gates at Lille, amid mass bunking and admittance using forged tickets. Then there's the notorious incidents during both legs of their clash against Roma.

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in fact Oliver Holt in todays Daily Manc gave a glowing tribute to Liverpool fans. He said, "They are the best, etc, etc".

As if we didn't already know that.

top journo Olly.

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Hank Wiseass© wrote: Is it in fact Man Utd's fans who are the worst in Europe?

They're known to have England's largest active hooligan elemnent. They've been involved in a catalogue of violent disorder spanning the contintent for over 30years. In fact many experts say the whole hooligan phenomemon stems from their exploits in the early 70's when widespread travelling to away ganes became the norm.

They've been repsonsible for the deaths of other supporters on more occassions than any other British club. Fans of theirs chased a Crystal Palace fan to his death under the wheels of a coach. They were also responsible for the death of a Tottenham supporter who fell to his death from ecsalator whilst fleeing their mob. Finally two pensioners from Cleveland were stampeded to death by a police horse, as it attempted to control Man Utd fans.

They've hardly learned any lessons in all this time, after violent clashes and trouble flared on their European travels this season, as they attempted to storm the gates at Lille, amid mass bunking and admittance using forged tickets. Then there's the notorious incidents during both legs of their clash against Roma.

didn't they batter Bill Gardener from the Hammers, and nick his glasses, and put them on show behind a bar in Manny. that's theft innit.

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Hank Wiseass© wrote: Is it in fact Man Utd's fans who are the worst in Europe?

They're known to have England's largest active hooligan elemnent. They've been involved in a catalogue of violent disorder spanning the contintent for over 30years. In fact many experts say the whole hooligan phenomemon stems from their exploits in the early 70's when widespread travelling to away ganes became the norm.

They've been repsonsible for the deaths of other supporters on more occassions than any other British club. Fans of theirs chased a Crystal Palace fan to his death under the wheels of a coach. They were also responsible for the death of a Tottenham supporter who fell to his death from ecsalator whilst fleeing their mob. Finally two pensioners from Cleveland were stampeded to death by a police horse, as it attempted to control Man Utd fans.

They've hardly learned any lessons in all this time, after violent clashes and trouble flared on their European travels this season, as they attempted to storm the gates at Lille, amid mass bunking and admittance using forged tickets. Then there's the notorious incidents during both legs of their clash against Roma.

It largely stemmed from the 70's when they got relegated. So, took massive numbers to places like Cardiff.

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We can only give thanks their ineptitude on the pitch has curtailed their excursions, to only one Champions League final in the last 30 years.

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i was shocked to see what happened in france this year, my first thoughts were"oh shit, here comes another hillsborogh", then roman police batton charging fans in the stands!?, its not been a good year for man u fans, as for being the worst, i dont think so, i think the ultras could teach most fans a lesson or two in violence, man u record in the last 10 or so years we have been in european competitions has been prety good.

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Can hardly blame them, Best team in the world, biggest firm.

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Of course UEFA got it wrong. Everyone knows it's the followers of GRFC who are the worst behaved supporters. :nod:

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Hank Wiseass© wrote: Is it in fact Man Utd's fans who are the worst in Europe?

They're known to have England's largest active hooligan elemnent. They've been involved in a catalogue of violent disorder spanning the contintent for over 30years. In fact many experts say the whole hooligan phenomemon stems from their exploits in the early 70's when widespread travelling to away ganes became the norm.

They've been repsonsible for the deaths of other supporters on more occassions than any other British club. Fans of theirs chased a Crystal Palace fan to his death under the wheels of a coach. They were also responsible for the death of a Tottenham supporter who fell to his death from ecsalator whilst fleeing their mob. Finally two pensioners from Cleveland were stampeded to death by a police horse, as it attempted to control Man Utd fans.

They've hardly learned any lessons in all this time, after violent clashes and trouble flared on their European travels this season, as they attempted to storm the gates at Lille, amid mass bunking and admittance using forged tickets. Then there's the notorious incidents during both legs of their clash against Roma.

They will never take the City

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I don't think it's quite right to blame hooliganism on simply one team.... :read:

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well said LG.

always blame it on the fuzz first.

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now that seemed to work ok. :shrug: :scratch:

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leather_girl wrote: I don't think it's quite right to blame hooliganism on simply one team.... :read:

Blame it on the boogie!

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