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There was a few scuffles on way back to the station. Think this is where the knife rumour started. I heard someone shout it. 
 

I also saw a old fella punched to the ground. Don’t know if he was Wednesday or Rotherham. There were both sets of fans helping him back to his feet. 
 


 

 

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54 minutes ago, thewookieisdown said:

I've had two. Now in their 20s. if they were getting involved in this kind of stuff I'd have been embarrassed. Questioning where I'd gone wrong as a dad. As any sane person would.

Completely nuts right. I don't know how it's relevant either

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1 hour ago, Hughdowd said:

Would love to have seen how these …”come on then “ hard men …..would have lasted in the 70s/80s ..at places like  Middlesbrough/wolves/ millwall/Chelsea etc ..no police escorts around them days …🥴🥴

 

Yes there were police escorts, if you stepped off the pavement they took great delight in pushing you back on sometimes with the aid of a baton.

 

No escorts indeed they even had Cortinas 

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Young men always want to fight. It’s been the same since the dawn of time. There a lot more positive outlets for it nowadays. My teenage boys went along to kickboxing to get it out of there system. Boxing gyms, MMA martial arts all exist to give a safe outlet for it. Not everyone takes that route and there will always be lads fighting.

 

Football attracts lads and therefor attracts fights. The problem is that it spills over into normal people’s lives. If they all met on a bit of waste ground for a scrap no one would give a monkeys. Its when it’s on the height street people get annoyed. And when innocent bystanders get drawn in. And the prevalence of knives is terrifying to any parent of teenagers. 
 

There isn’t a real cure for it. Just try to get as many lads into boxing/ martial arts to get it out of there system and hope not too many of them get badly hurt. It’s a terrible waste of life when anyone gets stabbed to death over bûgger all. 
 

 

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16 minutes ago, CircleSeven said:

Young men always want to fight. It’s been the same since the dawn of time. There a lot more positive outlets for it nowadays. My teenage boys went along to kickboxing to get it out of there system. Boxing gyms, MMA martial arts all exist to give a safe outlet for it. Not everyone takes that route and there will always be lads fighting.

 

Football attracts lads and therefor attracts fights. The problem is that it spills over into normal people’s lives. If they all met on a bit of waste ground for a scrap no one would give a monkeys. Its when it’s on the height street people get annoyed. And when innocent bystanders get drawn in. And the prevalence of knives is terrifying to any parent of teenagers. 
 

There isn’t a real cure for it. Just try to get as many lads into boxing/ martial arts to get it out of there system and hope not too many of them get badly hurt. It’s a terrible waste of life when anyone gets stabbed to death over bûgger all. 
 

 

 

Put em in the army that will stop them from marching and fighting

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4 hours ago, soldierboyblue said:

So you know everything that your 20 year olds do then?

No. What a very weird thing to say

 

You're either being a pedant, or a simpleton. Taking it to be the former: I have no evidence that any of my kids ever have been involved in what might be called low level football aggravation as described here, and it seems decidedly unlikely they have based on their range of interests; but if they had, I'd be pretty embarrassed.

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29 minutes ago, thewookieisdown said:

No. What a very weird thing to say

 

You're either being a pedant, or a simpleton. Taking it to be the former: I have no evidence that any of my kids ever have been involved in what might be called low level football aggravation as described here, and it seems decidedly unlikely they have based on their range of interests; but if they had, I'd be pretty embarrassed.

The point I'm making is that 20 odd year old adults will do what they want irrespective of what 'rose tinted' parents think they don't get up to

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2 hours ago, soldierboyblue said:

The younger crew are more than capable of holding their own

Lol..depends what you compare them to, maybe up against some other 8 stone teenager. They are a little embarassing, jumping around like that. Better of down at Jump at meadowhall if that's what they like, with the rest of the children.

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12 hours ago, Plonk said:

This thread is what divides owlstalk from any other forum and why I love it so much.

A thread about two sets of loons pointing at each, in the space of five pages has managed to incorporate the following topics:

Sartorial elegance

drugs

brexit

religion

cross dressing

youth culture

social abandonment

eco warriors

QAnnon

covid

human rights

extremist government policy

 

Absolutely incredible Geoff. 

 

 

*Jeff

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