Manchester

[oracleslave]

Did you see the series of pictures in the Sun today, picture 1 Scottish bloke giving it the big hardman act and come on to a couple of police, picture 2 mate of hardman scot bloke trying to pull him back, picture 3 Police dog goes for the hardman scot blokes calf, picture 4 hardman scot bloke on floor after being bitten by police dog, picture 5 the hardman scot bloke crying like a true baby after being bitten by the police dog.

It was so funny hardman to baby in less than 15 seconds

A sun reader. No surprises there then. Link?

[DaveB]

Did you see the series of pictures in the Sun today, picture 1 Scottish bloke giving it the big hardman act and come on to a couple of police, picture 2 mate of hardman scot bloke trying to pull him back, picture 3 Police dog goes for the hardman scot blokes calf, picture 4 hardman scot bloke on floor after being bitten by police dog, picture 5 the hardman scot bloke crying like a true baby after being bitten by the police dog.

It was so funny hardman to baby in less than 15 seconds

Police dogs are scary buggers. Youngest Brother is a copper and was working a demo of some sort. 5 guys piled into a car and tried to drive it at the police line. Dog handler whipped the passenger door open and chucked his dog in. 5 seconds later the doors fly open and 4 of the guys in it come flying out at a rate of knots. The 5th guy got nicked once they got the dog off him

[oracleslave]

Police dogs are scary buggers. Youngest Brother is a copper and was working a demo of some sort. 5 guys piled into a car and tried to drive it at the police line. Dog handler whipped the passenger door open and chucked his dog in. 5 seconds later the doors fly open and 4 of the guys in it come flying out at a rate of knots. The 5th guy got nicked once they got the dog off him

[Dow Jones]

Dogs

Again some excellent reporting from the Sun. I am glad some find it funny. Isn't police supposed to keep dogs on a leash and not let them loose on the public? I have seen with my own eyes this often happen with English teams in the Continent when scared police lose control. I also watched the video of the city centre and the policeman getting trampled. Not a single one of his colleagues turned round to help him - just carried on running away. I thought that was funny.

[Bumfluff]

Again some excellent reporting from the Sun. I am glad some find it funny. Isn't police supposed to keep dogs on a lease and not let them loose on the public? I have seen with my own eyes this often happen with English teams in the Continent when scared police lose control. I also watched the video of the city centre and the policeman getting trampled. Not a single one of his colleagues turned round to help him - just carried on running away. I thought that was funny.

I dont find what happened in Manchester funny at all even more so as its my home town. What I did find funny though was some w*nker getting what he deserves, if you see the pictures the bloke that got bit was one of the ring leaders and at the point he got bit was about to punch the police man, the dog went for his calf to bring him down, 100% fair IMO.

I got an 8 year old german shepherded dog called Max soft as anything think he may be gay, he insists on humping most things even though he had the snip

Also whats wrong with reading the Sun if its left on the tube seat next to you, I like boobs so what.

Yeah I saw the police leaving there colleague and not comming back to him I didnt think that was on at all

[Rantor]

Again some excellent reporting from the Sun. I am glad some find it funny. Isn't police supposed to keep dogs on a lease and ...

Is this so they can trade them in every 3 years for a new model?

[The Lone Gunman]

Snaw: It has been the minority of fans causing trouble that have caused problems at football for years. The only solution that has worked has been to punish all supporters.
Hooliganism in the 70s and 80s caused the removal of terraces and the putting up of fences and segregation, all of which spoilt it for the genuine fans.
Rangers fans have now spoilt the fun for Manure fans in their own city.

You have not condemned this behaviour you have just reiterated your view that Rangers fans are neanderthals.

Hillsborough was the fault of the ticketless Liverpool fans and their travelling hooligans.
I don't care if anybody finds that offensive, it is the bottom line.

If you genuine football fans cant control your hooligans then maybe your clubs or even sport should be banned.
Whilst people like you continue to support these people by blaming everybody but them they will continue to thrive.

As for my sports credentials, well once again you assume you know it all dont you. You have no idea what events I have been to or where, you have no idea if I am a dedicated fan or participant.
It does not matter whether I am a fan or not, nor does it matter whether I have attended a major sporting event or not.
What matters is the fact that a bunch of Rangers fans decided they had a right to riot because a screen provided for them failed.
I hope that next time any Scots fans are visiting England the city where they are visiting shuts up shop to them.
How about banning all Scots teams from European football. Like they did to English clubs after Heysel.

[Bagpuss]

The council have now cancelled plans for the Champions league final to be shown in the centre now.

I don't understand the logic here i.e. some Glasgow Rangers fans went on the rampage ergo United supporters are likely to do the same in their own town. FFS Punish the locals for the actions of misbehaving visitors!?

[El_Diablo]

Just seen the pics and watched that video on the Sun website.

What happens in a football crowd that makes something click and they go mad?

[DaveB]

Just seen the pics and watched that video on the Sun website.

What happens in a football crowd that makes something click and they go mad?

Never underestimate the effect of stupid people in large numbers.