Tbf mate, why should he have to move? It's about time people were either stopped from getting on the train/ or chucked off
He shouldn't, but it's inevitable. Dry trains just further encourage people getting battered and acting like a tit.
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Tbf mate, why should he have to move? It's about time people were either stopped from getting on the train/ or chucked off
I would have put you on your arse lad..;;all i was doing was chanting, anyway the police asked for my details,which i had no problem giving him them,can i expect a letter through the door or anything like that,they didnt charge me with anything.
Did they take your match ticket details? I got refused entry into Old Trafford for the semi last season for being too pissed and I got a letter from SAFC warning me about future conduct shortly after. Luckily managed to blag my way in during the first half or I'd have never forgiven myself![]()
On the 19:00 out of KX the staff in the bar / food stall asked a couple of lads to quiet down and were promptly told to shut their f***ing mouths - as they continued onto carriages further along.
The police followed them along and we didn't see the plod again for the journey. Enjoyed quite alot of alcohol on the way back in a responsible way but you can see why they have the policy when pillocks as describe are on board.
(No explicit reason to say they were SAFC fans)
Court case...Probably Crown..
I find people end up more pissed than normal when its dry on the way back as vodka is smuggled rather than cans.
Wow you sound like a barrel of laughsWere you in the quiet carriage by any chance.
Even if you weren't, you'd be the last person I'd want to be sitting next to on a train.
lol! thats just what we need more fools wasting police time - next time you need a copper and they dont turn up its probably cos theyre dealing with lots of stupid self righteous haughty I KNOW MY RIGHTS letters!B*stard coppers got nothing better to do than look for soft targets. Hope you took their numbers and write to their Divisional Commander for a full explanation for their actions.
It depends entirely on the context of the chanting and whether a reasonable person would be caused offence.lol! thats just what we need more fools wasting police time - next time you need a copper and they dont turn up its probably cos theyre dealing with lots of stupid self righteous haughty I KNOW MY RIGHTS letters!
all i was doing was chanting...
I'll chant at matches no probs, and feel it's my duty to do so, but public trains after the match are a no go. The trouble is that despite trains being dry, there's always a few nobs who can't deal with it, and try to hide their drinks. Keep your chanting, and drinking to the stadium, and nearby pubs, then grow up behave on the train. If you can't do that, then stay at home.Fans chanting a bit on our train on Sat back up to Newcastle. You can understand why it happens but there is a time / place.
A 10 year old girl was in tears and when her dad challenged one of the lads he was told to 'fuck off'. Couple of us told the gobshite to sit down and behave.
I totally agree with you about moderating behavior but it was more of a response to the suggestion of sending in a letter about it rather than accept that for whatever reason the behavior was deemed inappropriate by the police and move on rather than send in a demanding letter wasting even more timeIt depends entirely on the context of the chanting and whether a reasonable person would be caused offence.
Sang Doon Toon on a bus all the way from Euston to Penge. Nobody objected and most thought it funny. Would have stopped if anybody had said anything and wouldn't use bad language.
all i was doing was chanting, anyway the police asked for my details,which i had no problem giving him them,can i expect a letter through the door or anything like that,they didnt charge me with anything.