The Kop Fracas

[Jon Bon]

Anyone know what it was about? From our seat it looked like two lads were trying to get a Blackwell Out chant going but no one was biting, apart from to give them abuse, then it all got a bit mouthy. I'm pretty sure it wasn't two dingles. If it was, our lot were being very patient with them...

 

[Guesty]

Anyone know what it was about? From our seat it looked like two lads were trying to get a Blackwell Out chant going but no one was biting, apart from to give them abuse, then it all got a bit mouthy. I'm pretty sure it wasn't two dingles. If it was, our lot were being very patient with them...

No we were too far away. Didn't stop every bellend near us standing up and looking though.

A few anti-dingle chants started as it happened but that might have just been people making assumptions.

 

[lenners]

It was a kid who was off his head - looked like he literally was - who managed to incite too many people who should have known better. He was only about 16.
The worst he got was a haymaker/slap from a lass who suddenly appeared from nowhere.
Usual top marks to the stewards who moved with the all the pace of Glen Little but had none of his control of the situation.

 

[Linz]

They got scutched round the back of the head a few times as they were escorted down the stand too.

I should hope at least one of those coppers isn't utilised in chasing suspects down very often!

 

[DazBlade88]

They came straight past us on the stairs and they sounded like Dingles to me as they were abusing people as they went down the stairs. A couple of the blokes behind me gave one of them a little jab in the head as they were coming past.

I was as good as gold as always :thumbup:

Seemed alot of fuss over nothing really.

 

[lenners]

They came straight past us on the stairs and they sounded like Dingles to me as they were abusing people as they went down the stairs. A couple of the blokes behind me gave one of them a little jab in the head as they were coming past.

I was as good as gold as always :thumbup:

Seemed alot of fuss over nothing really.

I'd be very surprised if they weren't Blades.
They were just kids who'd had too much pop or too much something else and had very little sign of significant activity between their ears.

 

[DazBlade88]

I'd be very surprised if they weren't Blades.
They were just kids who'd had too much pop or too much something else and had very little sign of significant activity between their ears.

I did wonder that with the away end still having plenty of spare seats. They definitely sounded as though they were from Barnsley though, possibly United fans from Barnsley.

Either way, they were very foolish.

 

[judge]

i remember years ago when we played sun'lan in the play off semi there was 2 blokes and a women sat on the back of the kop who cheered when sunderland scored

their saving grace was that a women was with them as every one sat near me stood up and told them to fuck off

 

[shorehamview]

If they were Dingles then getting the stewards or rozzers to shift them is fair enough, even giving them a gobful of abuse I can accept. But hitting them? That's the sign of a thick fuck who knows only violence, and they should be banned from all football grounds and possibly even face prosecution. No need whatsoever to hit them. Get the stewards and police to sort it. That's what they are there for, even the fat desk pilots on overtime.

 

[Ollessendro]

If they were Dingles then getting the stewards or rozzers to shift them is fair enough, even giving them a gobful of abuse I can accept. But hitting them? That's the sign of a thick fuck who knows only violence, and they should be banned from all football grounds and possibly even face prosecution. No need whatsoever to hit them. Get the stewards and police to sort it. That's what they are there for, even the fat desk pilots on overtime.

Disagree with you here, as I think that any away fans who sits with the home fans runs the risk of a shoe-ing. I have done it once or twice and being prepared to take a beating.

If you sit with the away fans you are asking for trouble. If you are then vocal then you're really asking for it. Especially if it is a tense local derby. If they were Dingles then they desreved to get a slap. It's sheer stupidity sitting with the Blades fans. Especially on the kop.

 

[WhiteHawk]

No we were too far away. Didn't stop every bellend near us standing up and looking though.

One bellend sat near us (probably half a dozen rows in front of me) stormed all the way over to get involved with those 2 lads! He pushed his way up and over the seats, through the crowd of people and then forced his way past the congregation at the end of the row that the 2 lads were sat on!!

 

[raul]

More importantly, did anyone see how many burgers Captain Blade ploughed his way through in the second half? Clue - you need to be able to count past three.

 

[silverfox]

Disagree with you here, as I think that any away fans who sits with the home fans runs the risk of a shoe-ing. I have done it once or twice and being prepared to take a beating.

If you sit with the away fans you are asking for trouble. If you are then vocal then you're really asking for it. Especially if it is a tense local derby. If they were Dingles then they desreved to get a slap. It's sheer stupidity sitting with the Blades fans. Especially on the kop.

I think everyone understands the risks but how can anyone who attends a football match "deserve" violence????

 

[Chingo]

My daughter knows one of them on Facebook , they are Blades and the one she knows is 17 from Woodseats.

 

[keenzy]

That's what they are there for, even the fat desk pilots on overtime.

Was funny watching the stewards sort it all out and drag them to the front of the kop, only for 5 police officers come running over after it had been pretty much sorted.

Alert as always!

 

[Blades_257]

Gobby little cunts. I hope they got clipped.

 

[shorehamview]

I think everyone understands the risks but how can anyone who attends a football match "deserve" violence????

They don't. There's no way anybody in their right mind can condone it. Sure, it's stupid to sit with the opposition and still cheer your team. But do they deserve violence? Get them chucked out by all means, but don't hit them just because they are gobby idiots.

I've sat in with the pigs at a derby match at the sty, as a guest of a Forest scout. It was hard to keep quiet, but did I deserve a beating just because I'm not a pig?

 

[sblive]

please dont tell me that the dingles got onto the cop!oh my whats happening to my beloved sheffield utd ?

 

[alcoblade]

I've sat in with the pigs at a derby match at the sty, as a guest of a Forest scout. It was hard to keep quiet, but did I deserve a beating just because I'm not a pig?

There's a difference between being sat in silence, and acting like an idiot. If you want to sit in the home ends and make yourself heard, you're asking for trouble.

I've done it myself mind, but I wouldn't have complained if I'd had a slap. Being a 16 stone bone head sometimes helps.

UTB

 

[Linz]

Can we calm the gratuitous references to the "c word" down on this thread please?

We've had complaints.

Cheers.

 

[JohnDenver]

Disagree with you here, as I think that any away fans who sits with the home fans runs the risk of a shoe-ing. I have done it once or twice and being prepared to take a beating.

If you sit with the away fans you are asking for trouble. If you are then vocal then you're really asking for it. Especially if it is a tense local derby. If they were Dingles then they desreved to get a slap. It's sheer stupidity sitting with the Blades fans. Especially on the kop.

It may be stupid but whoever throws the first punch is committing the greater crime. There are kids in every stand for pity's sake.

 

[alcoblade]

please dont tell me that the dingles got onto the cop!oh my whats happening to my beloved sheffield utd ?

It's got supporters who can't read through a thread?



UTB

 

[keenzy]

It may be stupid but whoever throws the first punch is committing the greater crime. There are kids in every stand for pity's sake.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qh2sWSVRrmo

 

[sothall blade]

you tell em linz

 

[JohnDenver]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qh2sWSVRrmo

Bang to rights...

 

[chrisyb99]

the reason this started was the 2 lads were chanting for blackwell to sort it out, a oldish man with a young kid said something to them, to which the lads started hurling abuse at the old man and swearing at him, this got a few other united fans angry, telling the lads to shut up and sit down, they then proceeded to offer the entire back of the kop out (not on a date) to which obviously a few people accepting that offer and hence the mad rush down the kop by people trying to get at them! The lads never apologised and were still abusing people even when surrounded, the stewards even though late to get there did a reasonably good job keeping people away from them, otherwise they would have been in alot of trouble!

 

[GRUMPY BLADE]

Thought we could swear, new look site new rules??????

 

[shorehamview]

To those saying anybody getting "gobby" on our kop "deserves to be hit", think on these situations.

A colleague at work says something you don't like. Do you
A. Argue the toss with him.
B. Tell the boss. He might get the sack, and you can have his job!
C. Hit him. He deserves it, after all, just look at him. He wears glasses, the sign of the intellectual. And you're a violent thug, so it's only right.

The takeaway delivery man brings your curry, but it's wrong! You ordered a chicken jalfrezi, and he's only gone and brought you a korma, the curry of women and big jessies. Do you
A. Point out that somedody has cocked up your order.
B. Ask him to take it back and swap it.
C. Hit him. He deserves it for getting your order wrong. And he looks a bit foreign, so it serves him right.

A vicar asks you to kindly pull up your trousers and stop showing your arse to the bus full of nuns across the road. Do you
A. Pull them up. What were you thinking? You like Sister Act.
B. Apologise profusely. It's the devil in the beer that made you do it.
C. Hit him. He deserves it. How dare he talk to you like that? Holy shmoley.

A football fan, supporting the opposition sits in your end. Do you
A. Alert a steward. After all, some fucktard near you might hit him.
B. Alert a policeman, even possibly that fat one that looks like a Mr. Man, the overtime grabbing fat fool. After all, some fucktard near you might hit him.
C. Hit him. After all, he deserves it, and you are the fucktard.


Still feel violence is acceptable? Then hand yourself over to the nearest Mr. Man. Sorry, copper.

 

[Blade]

Can we calm the gratuitous references to the "c word" down on this thread please?

We've had complaints.

Cheers.

I also disagree with the gratuitous references to cops.

 

[Ollessendro]

To those saying anybody getting "gobby" on our kop "deserves to be hit", think on these situations.

A colleague at work says something you don't like. Do you
A. Argue the toss with him.
B. Tell the boss. He might get the sack, and you can have his job!
C. Hit him. He deserves it, after all, just look at him. He wears glasses, the sign of the intellectual. And you're a violent thug, so it's only right.

The takeaway delivery man brings your curry, but it's wrong! You ordered a chicken jalfrezi, and he's only gone and brought you a korma, the curry of women and big jessies. Do you
A. Point out that somedody has cocked up your order.
B. Ask him to take it back and swap it.
C. Hit him. He deserves it for getting your order wrong. And he looks a bit foreign, so it serves him right.

A vicar asks you to kindly pull up your trousers and stop showing your arse to the bus full of nuns across the road. Do you
A. Pull them up. What were you thinking? You like Sister Act.
B. Apologise profusely. It's the devil in the beer that made you do it.
C. Hit him. He deserves it. How dare he talk to you like that? Holy shmoley.

A football fan, supporting the opposition sits in your end. Do you
A. Alert a steward. After all, some fucktard near you might hit him.
B. Alert a policeman, even possibly that fat one that looks like a Mr. Man, the overtime grabbing fat fool. After all, some fucktard near you might hit him.
C. Hit him. After all, he deserves it, and you are the fucktard.


Still feel violence is acceptable? Then hand yourself over to the nearest Mr. Man. Sorry, copper.

A completely irrelevant and utterly inept analogy. Get down off your high horse Shoreham.

I can't believe that people would defend sitting amongst the home supporters (when you're an away fan) and making a lot of noise. It is one of the stupidest things that you can do. Anyone who does this is risking a beating.

Would I punch someone a wednesday fan who was singing in the kop? Of course not. But would I condemn a blade for hitting him? Certainly not. I wouldn't feel the slightest bit sorry for that muppet. Like I said, he'd get what he deserved. Does me not caring mean that I am a thug? Does my attitude mean I am actually condoning this violence. Come on oh Prince Shoreham and tell me the error of my ways. You are quick to make ridiculous judgemental assumptions, so let's hear it.

(Whilst this philosophical debate is very nice it has no relevance whatsoever. The fans were obviously united-ites and hence it changes things).