Friday Night Riot

[Bansai Pipeline]

Remember 2004?

That shit was intense. Never been to a match with that feeling before or since.

http://www.theage.com.au/articles/20...330987022.html

Wonder what the atmosphere's going to be like tomorrow?

[Andrew Walker]

I really do not see the point in rehashing this sort of stuff

[chook 56]

Storm in a teacup imo.
The media would love for nothing more than it to explode.

There will always be a small element that want to cause trouble, no matter what.

Hopefully security will identify any early troublemakers & jump on them asap.

[Bansai Pipeline]

That game was full on.

Bay 35 were an intense place to be.

[Andrew Walker]

So are you saying all those in BAY 35 should be worried ? Somehow I think security will be a little different for this game

Your comments do nothing more than possibly give people trepidation about actually attending this match Like half our supporters who shit themsleves GF day in 2004 and did not go

[Kingsgrove-Loiner]

Maybe it's an English thing, but I've always thought the threat of violence at the game adds to the atmosphere.

Cue the abuse.

[blooster]

It was ridiculous..
I too was at that game and could not believe what I was seeing.
Watching BOTH Roosters fans and CBY fans going at it made me think about just how unimportant a game (Yes, its just a game people!) actually is. I love watching my club but I hate testosterone fuelled idiocy. Behave like human beings, not like a rabble of hyenas squabbling over the carcus of a field mouse.
Enough Said.
Chooks by 13+

[Andrew Walker]

Maybe it's an English thing, but I've always thought the threat of violence at the game adds to the atmosphere.

Cue the abuse.

The English thing is complete segregation of fans Herding the away supporters in and out like cattle on and off the buses or trains

[stsae]

I recall a game against the Boggs where in Bay 37 we were that tanked we were singing "who let the coqqs out" with gestures and the Boggs fans were laughing as they left early. I think we beat them 36-12, something like that, it was a rare win.

That game in 2004 was nasty though, especially for kids and families.

Shandy it happened, it's part of folk law now, you can't hide from the truth.

[Andrew Walker]

I recall a game against the Boggs where in Bay 37 we were that tanked we were singing "who let the coqqs out" with gestures and the Boggs fans were laughing as they left early. I think we beat them 36-12, something like that, it was a rare win.

That game in 2004 was nasty though, especially for kids and families.

Shandy it happened, it's part of folk law now, you can't hide from the truth.

Yes I know it happened But bringing it up 9 years later serves no purpose Other than negative ones

[bondi-boy]

If any halfwits let off flares, punch anyone, verbally abuse anyone with obscene language, or intimidate anyone...they should arrested and taken away in the dog-box cage in the cop vans.

[Kingsgrove-Loiner]

If any halfwits let off flares, punch anyone, verbally abuse anyone with obscene language, or intimidate anyone...they should arrested and taken away in the dog-box cage in the cop vans.

Probably best if I don't go then.....

[Guest]

Maybe it's an English thing, but I've always thought the threat of violence at the game adds to the atmosphere.

Cue the abuse.

I like this comment and agree with it.

[trewhella]

im packing mace

[trewhella]

maybe even a tazer f I can get one off USA ebay fast enough.

That said.

When the sh1t goes down I will have a hijab in my pocket