The famous NME and their taking of the Fulwell

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Without reading it all, they did come in, they did make themselves known...however the tales of violence are made up, very little occurred.
He also got the main stand and clockstand mixed up.

Yeah, we've done all that and seen the video.
 


They never did take the Fulwell end, I remember the game he was on about, there was about 200 of them in the Fulwell end quite a bit befor kick off, but they sharp scarpered when it filled up with our supporters ;) I even remember our lads jumping in from the paddocks at both sides to get a dig in before they got out.
 
Is the poster in the original link related to David Haye by chance?

This just confirms that all mags are wannabe cockney fantasists

Oh, and there was no such thing as a mackem in 1985.
 
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I was in the clock stand paddock and a mag covered in blood (long hair and donkey jacket soaked in it) was trying the climb out via the high fences that they had at each end. Didn't come from the fulwell end obviously, but was my first look at derby day violence. I wont forget it.

I would also love to buy up blocks of tickets for level seven at sid james and address the balance.
 
Ive seen all the derbys since I was a fuckin kid and av never heard of NME

There was mag on here a few month ago talkin about the Gillingham game and he had never heard of the BIG Lams/tams??? from NUFC who were their main boys and did indeed come to that Gill game(abt 80 of them) to do the business

clockstand pie chuka;10278516[B said:
]They never did take the Fulwell[/B] end, I remember the game he was on about, there was about 200 of them in the Fulwell end quite a bit befor kick off, but they sharp scarpered when it filled up with our supporters ;) I even remember our lads jumping in from the paddocks at both sides to get a dig in before they got out.

they didnt tack it but they were there
 
did we ever do that at sid james'?

When they beat us 2-0 (owen scored and Mcshane was shite) I stole three bottles of lager from a crate a young lad was wheeling through our fans, had a shit and didn't flush and had a wee in the ladbrokes stand. Also, years ago at my sixth form leaver's ball which was at SJP I maturely wrote SAFC in gravy on the tablecloth.

I think I can confidently say that I have re-established the balance, and perhaps even tipped the scales of pwopa nawty behaviour in our favour.
 
When they beat us 2-0 (owen scored and Mcshane was shite) I stole three bottles of lager from a crate a young lad was wheeling through our fans, had a shit and didn't flush and had a wee in the ladbrokes stand. Also, years ago at my sixth form leaver's ball which was at SJP I maturely wrote SAFC in gravy on the tablecloth.

I think I can confidently say that I have re-established the balance, and perhaps even tipped the scales of pwopa nawty behaviour in our favour.

not good enough, we've been out done
 
Lets be fair here, it is canny accurate.:neutral:


The only part of it thats accurate is the fact that they went in, about 200 of them. The rest is pure fantasy.
From shouting United at the back, to climbing the fence at the front, must have taken about 20 seconds. Hardly a punch thrown, just made themselves known, and got out as fast as they could, then claimed a 'result'.
I was in the Clockstand paddock as they came past, (not the Mainstand as the walter mitty claimed), and they were the scruffiest, spottiest, lightwieght mob I've ever seen. The biggest one was about 4 foot 6", and they were all cowering with hands over heads, as they were bombarded with coins from the paddock, most of them running onto the pitch to get out of the way.
 
The only part of it thats accurate is the fact that they went in, about 200 of them. The rest is pure fantasy.
From shouting United at the back, to climbing the fence at the front, must have taken about 20 seconds. Hardly a punch thrown, just made themselves known, and got out as fast as they could, then claimed a 'result'.
I was in the Clockstand paddock as they came past, (not the Mainstand as the walter mitty claimed), and they were the scruffiest, spottiest, lightwieght mob I've ever seen. The biggest one was about 4 foot 6", and they were all cowering with hands over heads, as they were bombarded with coins from the paddock, most of them running onto the pitch to get out of the way.

well before my time but from the vid it looks like they are on a happy little stroll to the roker
 
The only part of it thats accurate is the fact that they went in, about 200 of them. The rest is pure fantasy.
From shouting United at the back, to climbing the fence at the front, must have taken about 20 seconds. Hardly a punch thrown, just made themselves known, and got out as fast as they could, then claimed a 'result'.
I was in the Clockstand paddock as they came past, (not the Mainstand as the walter mitty claimed), and they were the scruffiest, spottiest, lightwieght mob I've ever seen. The biggest one was about 4 foot 6", and they were all cowering with hands over heads, as they were bombarded with coins from the paddock, most of them running onto the pitch to get out of the way.

ditto
 
not good enough, we've been out done

Erm, a female steward smiled at me and I didn't smile back. And I didn't use the bin I just dropped my bottles and food wrappers on the floor. Erm..... Oh, I drew a knob on the wall in permanent marker too.

I think it's safe to say we had the last laugh.
 
Erm, a female steward smiled at me and I didn't smile back. And I didn't use the bin I just dropped my bottles and food wrappers on the floor. Erm..... Oh, I drew a knob on the wall in permanent marker too.

I think it's safe to say we had the last laugh.
Self portrait ?



Oh come on someone had to.
 
did we ever do that at sid james'?

Around 100-120 once jumped off a service train at Heworth and crossed platform to metro. Pulled into a full platform at Gatesheed and scattered them all over before marching right through the toon from central, thru the monument and onto the Gallowgate. We were out of control and NP didn't know what to do as the main lads were knocking people out for fun.
We got our act together that day. Also remember coming from The Cliff right outside Mainstand and about 40 Mags turned up shouting United. At first we backed a little then I remember a few proper big lads shouting f***ing Ha'way lads and squared up. The Mags started to split ranks and lose control(a few headed round the Fulwell and got battered) I remember looking down the road and a huge huge squad of Sunderland headed up from Roker Baths Rd after running amok outside the Roker.
The mags left totally bottled and moved behind the filth escorting them against the wire fence:lol::lol::lol: They also couldn't get out the Mainstand Fulwell wing quick enough when they got jabbed arl ower onto the pitch
 
Complete and utter pure f***ing fabrication.

I was stood a few yards away in the Fulwell, I had arrived well late and hadn't been able to get my normal place in the corner of the cage at the top of the steps with the rest of the Shields lads (Mags as well, back in the day when we still shared each other's matches).

There were admittedly Mags in our end and they should of course get the plaudits for having the balls for doing it. However, as for 'Taking' anything, that they did not.

They were so far into 'grandad and kids on barrier's chair' territory that most of the aggro was from aggrieved dads pissed off at their bairns getting pushed and shoved.

It was handbags, few punches, few chants and then chest beating from all parts of the ground. I'll hold my hands up and say for one-upmanship the Mags took the day but this story gets f***ing bigger every year.

For every taking of the Fulwell I'll raise you the E and A wing Paddock at Sid James' when Westy (IIRC) scored and half the paddock turned red and white (yours truly included :) ).
 
Has anyone mentioned we had not reached the milk cup final 2 weeks before? If my memory serves me right this game was over the christmas/new year and the milk cup semis in January?
 
I posted this a while back...

I was in the Fulwell that day. Soon after the kick-off, about 150 mags began chanting “United”. They were to the right of the back central section as you looked at the pitch, surrounded by a load of bemused looking middle-aged blokes and kids, who cleared away leaving them stood in a circle on their own. There was a stand-off for about 10 seconds (the red fence ran down the terrace between them and the middle section) before the police took them out, although they hardly looked reluctant to leave.

Must admit, that's how I remember it, with a load of coins and goz flying at them......
 
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