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My numerous posts on United ? Where are them sixties ?
You say United had more probably so given even then they were the best supported even then not supporting them it's a fact it's fine being partisan but let's be real
In my experience of the 1970,s any club could lead to violence back then but some were notorious Leeds millwall etc I got a good kicking at Lime street from Spurs fans as I recall United of course had some vicious fans but then so did Liverpool but there were certain clubs as above where you knew there would be big trouble every time your completely right Stanley, Leeds and Millwall were notorious but the ICF were prbably the most famous because they were the most organised, West Ham, Chelsea and Millwall were the main ones who turned out for England games and enough said about that at the time...
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I put internet trolls in the same bracket as utd fans - proper scum of the earth.
Scum.
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Just been thinking about the game Thursday and all the problems of chanting from United fans and the hatred between the both sets of fans. I think a lot of it is down to uneducated so called fans. I and one or two others on this forum being so old can still remember the games in the 70s and 80s and the amount of hatred and dislike both sets of fans had for each other and it looks like the people of our generation might have to take some responibility for the knock down effect it has had on the generation of young fans. I think this can be seen quite clearly in some of the posts of the younger kids on the forum like Prophet, wikij1975 and Donut, I think when you see how impressionable the likes of these younger posters are and there use of the word scum to describe fellow fans from opposing teams, besides feeling a bit sorry for them you have to remember younger fans like these do follow like sheep as they know no different. and are very impressionable, I think when you see some of the posts these young kids post you can also see exactly how these things have escalated into songs about Hillsborough and Munich and further more in to violence on occasions for some. Just my thoughts anyway..
Beans on Toast today, am getting in first... u still here?
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Should've hog-tied them sixties 
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Just been thinking about the game Thursday and all the problems of chanting from United fans and the hatred between the both sets of fans. I think a lot of it is down to uneducated so called fans. I and one or two others on this forum being so old can still remember the games in the 70s and 80s and the amount of hatred and dislike both sets of fans had for each other and it looks like the people of our generation might have to take some responibility for the knock down effect it has had on the generation of young fans. I think this can be seen quite clearly in some of the posts of the younger kids on the forum like Prophet, wikij1975 and Donut, I think when you see how impressionable the likes of these younger posters are and there use of the word scum to describe fellow fans from opposing teams, besides feeling a bit sorry for them you have to remember younger fans like these do follow like sheep as they know no different. and are very impressionable, I think when you see some of the posts these young kids post you can also see exactly how these things have escalated into songs about Hillsborough and Munich and further more in to violence on occasions for some. Just my thoughts anyway..
Beans on Toast today, am getting in first... u still here? I am indeed my good friend, considering I put the thread on and I am having such a good time reading some really good feed back am hardly going anywhere, quite a lively thread this one with good points made on both sides...
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Just been thinking about the game Thursday and all the problems of chanting from United fans and the hatred between the both sets of fans. I think a lot of it is down to uneducated so called fans. I and one or two others on this forum being so old can still remember the games in the 70s and 80s and the amount of hatred and dislike both sets of fans had for each other and it looks like the people of our generation might have to take some responibility for the knock down effect it has had on the generation of young fans. I think this can be seen quite clearly in some of the posts of the younger kids on the forum like Prophet, wikij1975 and Donut, I think when you see how impressionable the likes of these younger posters are and there use of the word scum to describe fellow fans from opposing teams, besides feeling a bit sorry for them you have to remember younger fans like these do follow like sheep as they know no different. and are very impressionable, I think when you see some of the posts these young kids post you can also see exactly how these things have escalated into songs about Hillsborough and Munich and further more in to violence on occasions for some. Just my thoughts anyway..
Beans on Toast today, am getting in first... u still here? I am indeed my good friend, considering I put the thread on and I am having such a good time reading some really good feed back am hardly going anywhere, quite a lively thread this one with good points made on both sides... Weetabix with cold milk and a nip of sugar for breakfast this morning. Delicious I must say and very healthy.
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How's Grindr working out for you, Spangles?
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Making chants about Munich is bang out of order. I'm glad we didn't sink to their level.
That said, they are scum, and they like it that way. They call us the bin dippers, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Football is nothing without rivalry, and our hatred, in a way is a sign of respect. You don't hate a club that isn't important. They are our greatest rivals, and I will continue to hat them, call them scum, and enjoy the rivalry.
That said, I have many friends who are United friends, and we have always been civil and respectful about non-football related things. The banter is healthy.
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Just been thinking about the game Thursday and all the problems of chanting from United fans and the hatred between the both sets of fans. I think a lot of it is down to uneducated so called fans. I and one or two others on this forum being so old can still remember the games in the 70s and 80s and the amount of hatred and dislike both sets of fans had for each other and it looks like the people of our generation might have to take some responibility for the knock down effect it has had on the generation of young fans. I think this can be seen quite clearly in some of the posts of the younger kids on the forum like Prophet, wikij1975 and Donut, I think when you see how impressionable the likes of these younger posters are and there use of the word scum to describe fellow fans from opposing teams, besides feeling a bit sorry for them you have to remember younger fans like these do follow like sheep as they know no different. and are very impressionable, I think when you see some of the posts these young kids post you can also see exactly how these things have escalated into songs about Hillsborough and Munich and further more in to violence on occasions for some. Just my thoughts anyway..
Beans on Toast today, am getting in first... u still here? I am indeed my good friend, considering I put the thread on and I am having such a good time reading some really good feed back am hardly going anywhere, quite a lively thread this one with good points made on both sides... Weetabix with cold milk and a nip of sugar for breakfast this morning. Delicious I must say and very healthy. I grew up on oats and I'm still on it, of course in my bed sitter single days I did flirt with the Wheetabix for a while, but came back to my first love eventually and never regretted the reunion. Strongly recommend the old 'stirabout'.
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Did you take your Weetabix hot or cold, Herc?
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