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Post by timberwolf on Oct 30, 2023 8:28:25 GMT
Their is not a place for racism, homophobic chants, or anything else similar at a football match. Any who are found to have done so deserve a lifetime ban, really is that simple. Same goes for fighting and just being violent over football in general, its a sport ffs. Like with the Lyon fans throwing stones today at their own manager, smh. Whats it like over your neck of the woods. Do you have the same problems as we have with violence and racist comments and are games in all sports have strict segregation in force. In theory segregation should never happen. Have never had a single reason to abuse or take a swing at a fan of another club just because of them supporting a club mainly due to family or geographical reasons.
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Post by timberwolf on Oct 30, 2023 8:31:21 GMT
Oliver Finney of hartlepool has been charged with rape and is presently suspended by them until the case is heard. Doubt it will shock many when they find out this happened at his previous club, crewe. What is it there, in the air or the water.
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Post by orkneyhatter on Oct 30, 2023 10:22:28 GMT
Maybe in the context of that game, we've featured once against you know who recently in our record breaking run, I'd argue when we played Crewe was also a big game given league position etc but of course they chose Wrexham's huge game against Sutton. I don't actually know why I care, maybe it's because coverage at our level is limited and they are leaning so much into Wrexham everyone else is almost ignored. Best highlight of the season so far is BBC on match report closing the comments section after we destroyed them 5-0. Absolutely pathetic and embarrassing for them. even better, check out the comments post the Accrington match the following week. Loads of comments about the 5-0 as"we were unable to comment the previous week". County fans 1 BBC 0!!
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Post by mat1scfc on Oct 30, 2023 11:06:46 GMT
Their is not a place for racism, homophobic chants, or anything else similar at a football match. Any who are found to have done so deserve a lifetime ban, really is that simple. Same goes for fighting and just being violent over football in general, its a sport ffs. Like with the Lyon fans throwing stones today at their own manager, smh. Whats it like over your neck of the woods. Do you have the same problems as we have with violence and racist comments and are games in all sports have strict segregation in force. In theory segregation should never happen. Have never had a single reason to abuse or take a swing at a fan of another club just because of them supporting a club mainly due to family or geographical reasons. I've heard that at alot of games there's 0 segregation
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Post by Nik on Oct 30, 2023 12:44:57 GMT
Like with the Lyon fans throwing stones today at their own manager, smh. Did they? I heard it said online but I think the consensus from the clubs and the police was that it was Marseille fans, as they also attacked Lyon fan coaches, which would be a weird thing for other Lyon fans to do.
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Post by HTC on Oct 30, 2023 12:54:07 GMT
Whats it like over your neck of the woods. Do you have the same problems as we have with violence and racist comments and are games in all sports have strict segregation in force. In theory segregation should never happen. Have never had a single reason to abuse or take a swing at a fan of another club just because of them supporting a club mainly due to family or geographical reasons. I've heard that at alot of games there's 0 segregation
no segregation in NFL, to the extent that some of the more poorly supported teams / teams in cities where people go for a weekend away are quite often outnumbered in home games by away fans dotted all over the stands. LA Chargers suffer particularly badly from this.
A couple of teams are known for slightly rowdier fanbases, particularly Philadelphia and Buffalo, but even those games have away fans mixed in with home ones. The Raiders used to be a bit dodgier before they moved to Vegas, but that was more to do with the surrounding area being proper rough, even by the standards of US cities
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Post by Duncan McOchin on Oct 30, 2023 14:34:31 GMT
Like with the Lyon fans throwing stones today at their own manager, smh. Did they? I heard it said online but I think the consensus from the clubs and the police was that it was Marseille fans, as they also attacked Lyon fan coaches, which would be a weird thing for other Lyon fans to do. It was Marseille. Doubt the OL manager would have come out and clapped his own fans if it was them that did it!
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Post by AmericanHatter on Oct 30, 2023 19:22:28 GMT
Like with the Lyon fans throwing stones today at their own manager, smh. Did they? I heard it said online but I think the consensus from the clubs and the police was that it was Marseille fans, as they also attacked Lyon fan coaches, which would be a weird thing for other Lyon fans to do. Oh ok maybe, just saw initial stories on Twitter but maybe it was Marseille fans which would not surprise me with their reputation. Regardless pathetic thing to do whoever the culprits were smh.
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Post by AmericanHatter on Oct 30, 2023 19:27:36 GMT
Their is not a place for racism, homophobic chants, or anything else similar at a football match. Any who are found to have done so deserve a lifetime ban, really is that simple. Same goes for fighting and just being violent over football in general, its a sport ffs. Like with the Lyon fans throwing stones today at their own manager, smh. Whats it like over your neck of the woods. Do you have the same problems as we have with violence and racist comments and are games in all sports have strict segregation in force. In theory segregation should never happen. Have never had a single reason to abuse or take a swing at a fan of another club just because of them supporting a club mainly due to family or geographical reasons. I have been to a lot of sporting events over the years, and I have heard some racist and homphobic comments before sure but more directed at fan to fan, versus the players, at least from my experience. And violence among fans do happen over here, but I don't think its a widespread thing; at least myself have never seen such in a firsthand manner. I do think to cut down on it in general though, they should stop allowing alcohol to be consumed in the seats, but that's a whole other conversation haha. Almost got into a fight with some Mexican fans when went to a USA/Mexico game a few years ago and after they scored, some of their fans behind us did a beer shower by tossing their beer cups up in the air and soaked the heck out of me and my brother smh.
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Post by Barmy Blue Army on Oct 30, 2023 23:08:38 GMT
If Morecambe win tomorrow, away at Barrow, they'll be up to second (on GD) with a game in hand. Quietly unbeaten in 8 and have won 5 in a row. Though they have had a fairly favourable run of games: Swindon (H); FGR (A); Acc. S. (H), Colchester (A), Barrow (H) - Trophy; Sutton (A); Tranmere (H); Wimbledon (H).
Win that and their Derek Adams may steal DC's Manager of the Month crown!
Flash in the pan or serious promotion contenders?
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Post by manowarfan1 on Oct 31, 2023 0:30:25 GMT
I've heard that at alot of games there's 0 segregation
no segregation in NFL, to the extent that some of the more poorly supported teams / teams in cities where people go for a weekend away are quite often outnumbered in home games by away fans dotted all over the stands. LA Chargers suffer particularly badly from this.
A couple of teams are known for slightly rowdier fanbases, particularly Philadelphia and Buffalo, but even those games have away fans mixed in with home ones. The Raiders used to be a bit dodgier before they moved to Vegas, but that was more to do with the surrounding area being proper rough, even by the standards of US cities
I prefer to sit by opposing fans at games. I have good natured fun, but we also share insights. Broncos v Raiders was always fun, I like to say "we score, you buy, you score I buy" with fans from other clubs. Only really had problems with one group (Philly fans are assholes, all of them, that is not generalizing:) For college football (gridiron) the rivalries are more like soccer (mostly geographic based, NFL has 32 teams for a country with borders 3000+ miles apart), more passionate but still not too much in the way of real problems (although if I see an LSU fan, before this weekends' game against Alabama, I MAY run them down with my vehicle.
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Post by chadders on Oct 31, 2023 8:37:09 GMT
Wednesday appear to be right in the shit. Sounds like the owner has had enough of funding the club. It’s not hard to see them in L2 in a few years.
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Post by hedleyverity on Oct 31, 2023 10:44:18 GMT
Wednesday, United and Sheffield FC, all bottom of their leagues, no wonder they’re all switching to Worksop
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Post by mat1scfc on Oct 31, 2023 20:14:28 GMT
Barrow currently beating morecambe. If morecambe win they will be 2nd
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Post by Barmy Blue Army on Oct 31, 2023 21:09:53 GMT
Mansfield heading for their first loss of the season. 1-0 down vs Port Vale in the League Cup.
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