Football Hooligans??

notice how linfield fans broke through first and no baton charge no plastic bullets, ss ruc couldnt wait to get stuck into the catholics as per usual.

 

I noticed that.

There is a video in Celtic Chat of the 1980 SC final riot between us and the huns. we invaded the pitch in celebration and the huns invaded to attack us. you see the horses come in and jog by the huns no problem then charge the Celtic end swinging their batons.

Some things never change I suppose.

 

I was on the pitch that day,those were the days,to me that was just something that happened from time to time,whether it be on the pitch,street or pub,I would get involved regularly but never thought myself as being a football hooligan.

 

I was in a good big fight in the middle of the90. We was a few that took the trip from Belfast. And my first time in Glasgow, and my mates said its fine...* two bars later a street brawl came. It was a bit later i found out that a few of us was picking that fight..

 

Naw ye never..

 

Sean, we caused it..

 

Pathetic.

[ame]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jEWUuR4PV10[/ame]

 

* Stone Island pavement dancers

 

Very liberal use of the word fighting in that title. :smiley-laughing002:

 

Jesus mother of *, what is that

 

I found it entertaining :smiley-laughing002:

 

cheers mate

 

It's better than those 2 fannies on Saturday night takeaway..

 

Christ on a bike. Hard as *.

 

Aye wouldn't be hard :smiley-laughing002:

 

Wow.

 

Haha old Hibs fans fighting with what looks like a bunch of teens just ridiculous.

 

Sat through the new Danny Dyer film today, Marching Powder.

Hooliganism is a very prominant part of the story... almost feels like it is trying to be to Football Factory, what T2 is to Trainspotting. I don't remember if he is supposed to be playing that same character from Football Factory, but it feels as though it is.

But that aside, it had me wonider, if football hooliganism is still a problem? Don't hear about it/not in the news etc, but is that because they don't want to draw attention to it, or it just doesn't exist as it did back in the day etc? Or is it not really an issue here in Scotland compared to down south etc?