Throwing bottles when we score

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In the interest of full and fair debate, can one of the cunty fucking bell ends who lobs booze and pyros and rips up seats, post on this thread to justify their behaviour and tell us all why you’re not cunty fucking bell ends.
 
Coked up, pissed, chavvy bellends (young and old) seem to have gone into overdrive since the first game of the season (Birmingham). That match at the lane was horrific. It was dickhead upon dickhead wearing Stone Island starting on each other in the stands. Probably making up for lost time. But the same arseholes are still at it.
 
Sadly, seems to be the current trend...at recent Derby home league game, walking up Howard Street before game, a huge mob of Derby fans drinking outside Globe pub were very boisterous, all singing when the song suddenly hit the trigger point and they went crazy jumping and bouncing.. sic!..throwing pint pots and bottles up in the air, right mess booze everywhere. All this while police looked on.
Also watched Roma game at Cagliari Wednesday night, when Cagliari took the lead, whilst celebrating in front of their fans you could see them getting sprayed with fluids which I guess may have been alcohol or some other drinks?.Also goes back to Euros games that were shown during summer at huge outdoor events with big screens where when Ingerlund scored everyone just threw their drinks up in the air.
Like I say, the latest trend....unoriginal wankers I say.
 
trying to outdo other bellends from rival clubs by recording and posting on social media,the worse the better is the order of the day…
 
When a driver wins a Grand Prix and decides to spray everyone with champagne, that's seen as okay. Getting soaked in booze is part of the 'celebration experience'. So why is there one law for Formula One and another for football?
 
Dkc said:
When a driver wins a Grand Prix and decides to spray everyone with champagne, that's seen as okay. Getting soaked in booze is part of the 'celebration experience'. So why is there one law for Formula One and another for football?
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Because those being soaked in booze at football are generally the ones who don’t want to be?

Fair enough if two blokes at the back of Kop want to pour beer over each other every time we score and they’re both happy with it but I don’t think that is the case
 
Dkc said:
When a driver wins a Grand Prix and decides to spray everyone with champagne, that's seen as okay. Getting soaked in booze is part of the 'celebration experience'. So why is there one law for Formula One and another for football?
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Maybe the answer is only sell stupidly expensive champagne in the ground. Yorkshire folk wouldnt waste a drop.
 
The ecstasy of scoring makes people want to throw everything they possess! Phone, wallet, themselves, bottles, pie, children and then set a flare off for bants.

It’s always premature with our leaky defence 😂
 
Dkc said:
When a driver wins a Grand Prix and decides to spray everyone with champagne, that's seen as okay. Getting soaked in booze is part of the 'celebration experience'. So why is there one law for Formula One and another for football?
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I think I could live with it if I was wearing overalls and had a change of clothes hung up somewhere else in the ground.
 
Dkc said:
When a driver wins a Grand Prix and decides to spray everyone with champagne, that's seen as okay. Getting soaked in booze is part of the 'celebration experience'. So why is there one law for Formula One and another for football?
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Because they don't throw the bloody glass bottles
 
Dkc said:
When a driver wins a Grand Prix and decides to spray everyone with champagne, that's seen as okay. Getting soaked in booze is part of the 'celebration experience'. So why is there one law for Formula One and another for football?
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Because if you ever watch a grand prix celebration afterwards it's the teams staff etc that run up knowing full well they will get soaked and not unsuspecting members of the public who don't want liquid all over them.

But I'm sure you know that..
 



Apologies for bringing it up again but there was more bottle throwing at Derby yesterday - not in celebration though. I was right at the back and before they scored two bottles were thrown forward onto other Blades fans. When Derby scored at least one was thrown towards their fans but I don't think it reached it's target.-which raises the question as to why they place visiting supporters near to the more vocal home fans. It's like putting away fans in the Pukka pie corner (not sure what it's called now.

There seemed to be lots of fans drinking from bottles throughout the whole game - at least three directly in front of me and a few more a little further forward. Aside from the bottle throwing, the top of the stairs at the back of the stand was strewn with discarded bottles, which were like banana skins and I was unfortunate to slip on one of them. landing on my back and jarring my hip joint - not to be recommended when it's a joint replacement but I was lucky to get away with it.
 
Grey Blade said:
Apologies for bringing it up again but there was more bottle throwing at Derby yesterday - not in celebration though. I was right at the back and before they scored two bottles were thrown forward onto other Blades fans. When Derby scored at least one was thrown towards their fans but I don't think it reached it's target.-which raises the question as to why they place visiting supporters near to the more vocal home fans. It's like putting away fans in the Pukka pie corner (not sure what it's called now.

There seemed to be lots of fans drinking from bottles throughout the whole game - at least three directly in front of me and a few more a little further forward. Aside from the bottle throwing, the top of the stairs at the back of the stand was strewn with discarded bottles, which were like banana skins and I was unfortunate to slip on one of them. landing on my back and jarring my hip joint - not to be recommended when it's a joint replacement but I was lucky to get away with it.
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I completely agree with all your points.

I have had an ankle fusion, dodgy knees and wearing out hips so having to stand for the whole game is a problem for me.

I can barely walk by the end of the games and negotiating the steps to the exit is a real trial but hey don't let anyone worry about that as it's obviously my problem if people want to stand in front of me all game.

As regards the highlighted bit, wherever you put the away fans, those home fans that are so inclined will know where they are and buy tickets in the appropriate areas, a bit like G and H blocks in the south stand and the BL end of the John St.

Finally I didn't particularly enjoy the game but had a very good day out with mates.

UTB
 
Grey Blade said:
Apologies for bringing it up again but there was more bottle throwing at Derby yesterday - not in celebration though. I was right at the back and before they scored two bottles were thrown forward onto other Blades fans. When Derby scored at least one was thrown towards their fans but I don't think it reached it's target.-which raises the question as to why they place visiting supporters near to the more vocal home fans. It's like putting away fans in the Pukka pie corner (not sure what it's called now.

There seemed to be lots of fans drinking from bottles throughout the whole game - at least three directly in front of me and a few more a little further forward. Aside from the bottle throwing, the top of the stairs at the back of the stand was strewn with discarded bottles, which were like banana skins and I was unfortunate to slip on one of them. landing on my back and jarring my hip joint - not to be recommended when it's a joint replacement but I was lucky to get away with it.
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The morons that do this are just cowardly human scum. None of them would dare through a bottle at a Derby fan in open sight because they are cowards who can hide in the crowd, supported by their knuckle-dragging idiot mates. The tossers kicking off with the Police at the station afterwards were also just embarrassing. Unfortunately, that's just following United away now.
What I will say is, though, that the bins (all three of them) in the away concourse were full 45 minutes before kick off so there was bound to be shit everywhere. No excuses for the crap in the stands, though. Allowing hundreds of pissed-off Blades fans to arrive at the bottleneck train station at the same time as the Derby fans was a recipe for disaster, especially with the first, 5-waggon train delayed by about 20 minutes, and the platform getting overcrowded before the Police finally caught on that might be a problem brewing.
All in all, a horrible day.
Hope the hip gets better soon.
utb
 
FredZeppelin said:
Allowing hundreds of pissed-off Blades fans to arrive at the bottleneck train station at the same time as the Derby fans was a recipe for disaster, especially with the first, 5-waggon train delayed by about 20 minutes, and the platform getting overcrowded before the Police finally caught on that might be a problem brewing.
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It was very reminiscent of the situation at Barnsley following recent games. Standing in the queue outside Derby station I wished I'd followed the Derby fans. I stood on the platform watching the train unable to move for several minutes whilst nobody took a blind bit of notice of tannoy requests to move away from the platform edge to allow the train to depart. Shame they hadn't announced that our train would be departing from the other platform a little earlier!
 
Grey Blade said:
It was very reminiscent of the situation at Barnsley following recent games. Standing in the queue outside Derby station I wished I'd followed the Derby fans. I stood on the platform watching the train unable to move for several minutes whilst nobody took a blind bit of notice of tannoy requests to move away from the platform edge to allow the train to depart. Shame they hadn't announced that our train would be departing from the other platform a little earlier!
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The experienced away day Blades I went with retired to the pub for a few post match beers and caught an almost empty 19.45 train from an almost deserted Derby station to Wakefield/Leeds ;)
 
Maidenhead said:
The experienced away day Blades I went with retired to the pub for a few post match beers and caught an almost empty 19.45 train from an almost deserted Derby station to Wakefield/Leeds ;)
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Very wise, mate.
I had my head down, my bottom lip out, and just wanted to get home. I left a couple of minutes early and got on the first train out.
utb
P.S. I also don't have any Blades mates! 😊
 
Grey Blade said:
Apologies for bringing it up again but there was more bottle throwing at Derby yesterday - not in celebration though. I was right at the back and before they scored two bottles were thrown forward onto other Blades fans. When Derby scored at least one was thrown towards their fans but I don't think it reached it's target.-which raises the question as to why they place visiting supporters near to the more vocal home fans. It's like putting away fans in the Pukka pie corner (not sure what it's called now.

There seemed to be lots of fans drinking from bottles throughout the whole game - at least three directly in front of me and a few more a little further forward. Aside from the bottle throwing, the top of the stairs at the back of the stand was strewn with discarded bottles, which were like banana skins and I was unfortunate to slip on one of them. landing on my back and jarring my hip joint - not to be recommended when it's a joint replacement but I was lucky to get away with it.
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We were in the upper tier but very close to the stairwells. So many Blades fans blatantly bringing bottles up and the stewards at the top saw and did absolutely nothing. What was the point in them being there? We had a drinks on the concourse before the game but some just have to carry on regardless…… and don’t get me started on the young lads on there phones forming a huge orderly queue for the cubicles to sniff some shit…. Sorry have a dump beforehand
 
FredZeppelin said:
The morons that do this are just cowardly human scum. None of them would dare through a bottle at a Derby fan in open sight because they are cowards who can hide in the crowd, supported by their knuckle-dragging idiot mates. The tossers kicking off with the Police at the station afterwards were also just embarrassing. Unfortunately, that's just following United away now.
What I will say is, though, that the bins (all three of them) in the away concourse were full 45 minutes before kick off so there was bound to be shit everywhere. No excuses for the crap in the stands, though. Allowing hundreds of pissed-off Blades fans to arrive at the bottleneck train station at the same time as the Derby fans was a recipe for disaster, especially with the first, 5-waggon train delayed by about 20 minutes, and the platform getting overcrowded before the Police finally caught on that might be a problem brewing.
All in all, a horrible day.
Hope the hip gets better soon.
utb
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It was chaotic outside the station. FFS haven't they had away fans in numbers wanting to go home before?
 
I was at the back and right next to the railings between us and the Derby fans. I got nervous when the bottles started flying between both sets of fans (not least because I was an easy target) and the firework that landed a few rows away. I avoided the train station after the match and came back half an hour later.
 
Can't remember if I've told you this little story,my uncle randomly phoned my nan on a Saturday morning and asked if I wanted to go to crewe as he was now free instead of work so we went and he got me a balti pie at half time,I took my first bite and Ben doane scored a screamer which was unexpected and my pie ended up on a couple a few seats in front THE END.
 
Brewster Cost Millions said:
Can't remember if I've told you this little story,my uncle randomly phoned my nan on a Saturday morning and asked if I wanted to go to crewe as he was now free instead of work so we went and he got me a balti pie at half time,I took my first bite and Ben doane scored a screamer which was unexpected and my pie ended up on a couple a few seats in front THE END.
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Smacks of look at me I’m ard and can do as I Please !!

Bring back National Service :)

UTB
 



Chucking bottles, whether glass or plastic, is a cunt's trick.

At Hull this season some prick behind me threw a full bottle into the box which wasn't far off hitting our own players.
 
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