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dirty bristow
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I remember a few invaded the pitch and had a go at Barnsley in 94ish during a 4-0 defeat.
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The only decent book of this genre i have read was Away Days, excellent.
Bloke I know claims he invaded the pitch and put his Sunderland scarf on the centre spot.
thats true two of them a mag scarf stamped on it on the centre circle :-D
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Cornelius
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decent read, preferred football factory and england away
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dirty bristow
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Same bloke was in intensive care fro a few weeks following a one man raid on a pub in Derby.
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THELORDROWELL
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Again, straight question, when have we had a "result?"
So you weren't at the Hibs friendly then? thought you went to all the matches.
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dirty bristow
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So you weren't at the Hibs friendly then? thought you went to all the matches.
Good point, yes I was , never saw anything in Scotland but saw the Mags flee the Central.
Never said I go to all the matches.
Iceman
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Chapters in Boro/Everton/Forest/Chelsea just off the top of my head.
In the 70s it was a case of massive numbers from sland going all over the country, rather than anything organised.
In the 80s when organised "firms" were first introduced it was mainly the London clubs/Pompey etc that were first into it. After that the scousers and mancs were into it especially abroad when the scousers were going on the rob bringing all the gear back which then became the casual era.
During the 90s onwards sunderland were up there amongst the best up and down the country. Huddesfield, Birmingham, Stoke, Rangers and numerous others all came out 2nd best. This was when Sunderland had big numbers following england also, i.e Italy away, Ireland away etc.
In the 70s it was a case of massive numbers from sland going all over the country, rather than anything organised.
In the 80s when organised "firms" were first introduced it was mainly the London clubs/Pompey etc that were first into it. After that the scousers and mancs were into it especially abroad when the scousers were going on the rob bringing all the gear back which then became the casual era.
During the 90s onwards sunderland were up there amongst the best up and down the country. Huddesfield, Birmingham, Stoke, Rangers and numerous others all came out 2nd best. This was when Sunderland had big numbers following england also, i.e Italy away, Ireland away etc.
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Ding Dang Doo
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Gary Hamilton (?) testimonial at Ayresome, mid nineties.
Fans fighting on the pitch, Alan Harper played for us.
Fans fighting on the pitch, Alan Harper played for us.
Nee Onions Mate
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before seggregation and before the away end became the scoreboard (as man utd started it) a place to welcome away fans ..was at 73 ollie burtons testimonial a lively affair then a place to vanish once gates opened....
Aye but never let the facts get in the way of a good yarn tho' marra
Giddup Sausage!
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THELORDROWELL
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Result in Scotland as well A.B. their main lad came up to the lads in the station and congratulated them for getting a result which was something Leeds hadn't managed the season before.
Just out of curiosity, how did that manifest itself? And who asked? Why did The Seaburn Casuals "turn it down"?
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dirty bristow
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There was something happening at the pub near the station, the great big one but not sure what.
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Cornelius
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not sure ive ever seen sunderland take the piss like they did at hibs (and give out a beating).
maybe the carlisle friendly is comparable (when we ended up at the swan). seemed to take over the town and carlisle spent most of the day just trying to avoid a kicking.
its on youtube like
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THELORDROWELL
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Common sense.
Who asked though? and how were The Seaburn Casuals as a group contacted?
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Cornelius
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apparently everyone knocked danny dyers lot back when they asked about doing the real football factories aswell
They rang Windmills bar and asked to speak to the biggest knacker on the premises.
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