Warfare resumed on Sunday??kancutlawns wrote:David Pleat had it right that it was just some high jinks and nothing to get worked up about.
The common denominator is the Pikey Club though, isn't it?kancutlawns wrote:David Pleat had it right that it was just some high jinks and nothing to get worked up about.
Basualdo wrote:Look at this tool.
Love it when they do that...so so brave behind that wall of stewards. 
Boris the Spider wrote:For some reason they kept 500 Chelsea waiting outside and didn't let them in until just after HT by which time we're 2-0 down and all a bit cheesed off. Added to that their ridiculous white elephant is not designed for football (think Twickenham), so dozens of their lot (and some of ours) were able to join up in the concourse for a bit of a ding dong but mainly a 'hold me back, do you want some' then exeunt stage.
Totally agree, job done.carcinogen wrote:The solution is simple. It's an inherent trait for men to fight. Just find an open area near the ground, fence it, gate it, and let fans who want to knock seven shades of shit out of each other to get on with it in there. I don't see the problem.
Steve Hunt wrote:Petingo wrote:Suhari wrote:Fuck.sjbarca wrote:That sounds right to me??!!Bad Blue 2000 wrote:Brown shoes with jeans is perfectly acceptable. It's black shoes with jeans that is a no-no.
I often wear black shoes with jeans. What does that make me?
I have never heard of anyone wearing black shoes with jeans
To be fair to you, O'l Pet, that's not really a surprise.
Where you come from, I'd be surprised if you have ever heard of jeans..................
................................or indeed shoes:
He's goading the Wet Spambots though. I believe the thin Heston Blumenthal is a Chelsea supporterAlcoholBrazil wrote:And of you look closer the brave chappie is wearing glasses. Can he continue to fight those 200 Chelsea fans single-handed if his
eyesight is compromised ? Of course those noble Chelsea boys will be perfect gentlemen and not hit a chap wearing glasses.
There are always exceptions to every rule.AlcoholBrazil wrote:those noble Chelsea boys will be perfect gentlemen and not hit a chap wearing glasses.
From what I've been told and according to this map, they mostly are based south of the ri er in the south west of London, Wandsworth, Tooting etc.Petingo wrote:Whereabouts in that London do Chelsea's hard men come from?
On the face of it, the catchment area is not the kind of environment one expects to find any bovver boys spring from.
Is there a part of London they hail from, in the main?
Mind you, I remember going away to Oxford when they were in the First Division in the 80s and thinking it would be a very pleasant trip.
And it was.....up to a point.
We walked around the college area, admiring the Dreamy Spires.......but when we got up near the ground it was by a sink estate called the Blackbird and the pubs were full of absolute six fingered mutants wanting to fight with us
Blackbird Leys Estate, Pet. Roy Twing pays specific interest in this area as he does with Rochdale and Rotherham.Petingo wrote:Whereabouts in that London do Chelsea's hard men come from?
On the face of it, the catchment area is not the kind of environment one expects to find any bovver boys spring from.
Is there a part of London they hail from, in the main?
Mind you, I remember going away to Oxford when they were in the First Division in the 80s and thinking it would be a very pleasant trip.
And it was.....up to a point.
We walked around the college area, admiring the Dreamy Spires.......but when we got up near the ground it was by a sink estate called the Blackbird and the pubs were full of absolute six fingered mutants wanting to fight with us
It's a pretty shit area all in all.Basualdo wrote:From what I've been told and according to this map, they mostly are based south of the ri er in the south west of London, Wandsworth, Tooting etc.Petingo wrote:Whereabouts in that London do Chelsea's hard men come from?
On the face of it, the catchment area is not the kind of environment one expects to find any bovver boys spring from.
Is there a part of London they hail from, in the main?
Mind you, I remember going away to Oxford when they were in the First Division in the 80s and thinking it would be a very pleasant trip.
And it was.....up to a point.
We walked around the college area, admiring the Dreamy Spires.......but when we got up near the ground it was by a sink estate called the Blackbird and the pubs were full of absolute six fingered mutants wanting to fight with us
kancutlawns wrote:Blackbird Leys Estate, Pet. Roy Twing pays specific interest in this area as he does with Rochdale and Rotherham.Petingo wrote:Whereabouts in that London do Chelsea's hard men come from?
On the face of it, the catchment area is not the kind of environment one expects to find any bovver boys spring from.
Is there a part of London they hail from, in the main?
Mind you, I remember going away to Oxford when they were in the First Division in the 80s and thinking it would be a very pleasant trip.
And it was.....up to a point.
We walked around the college area, admiring the Dreamy Spires.......but when we got up near the ground it was by a sink estate called the Blackbird and the pubs were full of absolute six fingered mutants wanting to fight with us
So send them a wreathBad Blue 2000 wrote:Chelsea fans all live in the same house.
kancutlawns wrote:He likes reading about salacious stories about grooomng and professing his indignation at misreporting about "disproportionate" crimes by "the Religion of Peace" or sommat.
