hank williams
Striker
Be utter mayhem each week with Rangers & Celtic in our leaguesMakes sense,one home win in 23 is better than none at all.
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Be utter mayhem each week with Rangers & Celtic in our leaguesMakes sense,one home win in 23 is better than none at all.
Police overtime never seen since the miners strike.Be utter mayhem each week with Rangers & Celtic in our leagues
It would be carnage.& people want them weekly down here in the championship or premiership![]()
Was years ago so not a true reflection on Rangers fans iirc
The lad who got slashed was from Easington but it happened in Digby's.For some reason I thought someone got stabbed in Easington village before the game ?
We met some great lads from Rangers in the Borough swapped shirts -I took my seat at Roker( with rangers top on ) and got dogs abuse of some safc fans for wearing the top -I didn’t know about the stabbing -we were all drinking together and it had been no problem -can understand their anger
Read the editorial in their fanzine Follow Follow after that game to see what they think of Sunderland’s lads. Once people finished work that day our lot had read about what had been going on and turned up and the nonsense stopped. Even BOSS got a mention, never mind Seaburn and Vauxies.Me father was there.
He got there around 5pm and the windows were out at The Terminus at that time. Said he saw a Rangers fan stabbed with a syringe outside The Wheatsheaf. Also said that there were Chelsea fans present.
Roker Avenue a battlefield as the 2 sets of fans slugged it out.
Said that at one point he was in The Terminus and a Rangers fan came over and said that he had followed Rangers for years and had never seen bother like it. He asked how he got to Roker Park and my dad said - see those lads fighting down that street? Directly through them". At which point the Rangers fan went ashen faced.
Hateley was fantastic, never rated him until that night.I vaguely remember a fan encroaching the pitch and kissing a Rangers scarf and was roundly booed by the Fulwell End. He then produced a Sunderland scarf and kissed that too. As he was led away by the police the whole ground cheered him. Rangers were immense, too quick and powerful for us on the evening and Mark Hateley was almost unplayable, scoring a brace of second half goals and nearly snapping the crossbar with a towering header.
They never leave BlackpoolI remember still seeing some of them on the seafront 2 days after the game, still in their Rangers tops.
Terrible that marra -thought I could recall a mention Re EasingtonThe lad who got slashed was from Easington but it happened in Digby's.
Hoops ???Will never understand how Sunderland fans associate themselves with Rangers after that day.
They were an absolute disgrace and iirc a Sunderland fan was slashed ear to ear in Digbys .
Vile wankers with Chelsea hanging out of their hoops
Fraudulent slipHoops ???
They took a deserved beating down the back of allied carpets, the wankersPissed up rangers fans weren’t the issue , it was their “lads” who teamed up with Chelsea , all pre planned . We nearly got done in the Londonderry , was about ten of us and mob of 50 came in , just as we were waking out it kicked off and couple of them came outside with blades … wankers. We were lucky
However, one brave sole was hoist aloft at the back of the Fulwell wearing a Celtic top. Didn’t go down well either.I remember during the match a lot of bad feeling was caused by someone in a Mag top in the Clockstand.
ArsesHoops ???
They had the Roker end as well I think.Rangers had most of the Clock Stand iirc. Mark Hatley was different class that day.
Definitely Easington ladsI thought it was 2 brothers from Castletown way that got slashed in digbys
The massive flag had Linwood Hit Squad across the centreI seem to rememebr them unfurling a huge 'King Billy' flag in the Clock stand. Took up nearly the full lenght of the clock stand. Never seen naything like that before.