Posted September 11, 200717 yr Well.... ..... according to the BT (Transport Police) we are not! Here they go again criminalising decent hard drinking football supporters!! I really dont believe that OUR support is any worse than Sp*rs,West H*m,Cardiff,Stoke and lets not forget those Bin dippers!! No doubt cos of this rubbish........ we should be expecting more heavy handed policing on our travels! F**king fantastic Who said 'theres no such thing as bad publicity'??? FROM THE DAILY MAIL
September 11, 200717 yr That relates to one thing that Chelsea fans are guilty of. Sexual harrassment. Celery Celery if she don't cum I'll tickle her bum with a lump of celery..........................
September 11, 200717 yr Manchester United, Chelsea and Leeds are the three worst clubs in Britain for rowdy and violent fans, a survey reveals. Carried out by whom? And on who's behalf? Of course we're worse than Scousers. Because, because, because .. well it stands to reason don't it. Same as it was all Uefa's fault that those poor hard-done by Scousers were FORCED to rob their own fans. And all the f**king rest of it.
September 11, 200717 yr Manchester United, Chelsea and Leeds are the three worst clubs in Britain What about Pool? If you are the worst in the world then you must surely be the worst in Britain too?
September 11, 200717 yr Well its nice to see the club come out with their opinion www.chelseafc.com/xxchelsea180706/index.html#/page/NewsHomePage/list_2209129_5
September 11, 200717 yr yeah, we are bad. because in the past few years, we've robbed our own, caused trouble in europe wherever we have went, and had one of our own supporters sent to jail for stabbing another fan dead after one of our greatest nights in europe! Scott
September 11, 200717 yr yeah, we are bad. because in the past few years, we've robbed our own, caused trouble in europe wherever we have went, and had one of our own supporters sent to jail for stabbing another fan dead after one of our greatest nights in europe!Scott ........ and we have no history
September 11, 200717 yr Author yeah, we are bad. because in the past few years, we've robbed our own, caused trouble in europe wherever we have went, and had one of our own supporters sent to jail for stabbing another fan dead after one of our greatest nights in europe! Every club has some trouble that follows them..........I just cant see why they have picked on us? Basically this report labels our support as trouble and I bet the Police in Manchester in two weeks time will take note of this crap. On the Micheal Sheilds issue though I might be wrong but I dont think the fella died?? I think the guy who was assaulted was hit with a slab of concrete and recovered.
September 11, 200717 yr yeah amte, you are right. just can't stand how biased the media are towards Liverpool, and against Chelsea. Last season all teh scoucers caused problems by trying to storm the gates of a stadium in Europe, trying to use old tickets, adn then kicking it off with the police when asked to move along. The media then said that it was the polices fault. Nothing about Liverpool causing stress and mayhem at yet another ground in europe! F em all!
September 12, 200717 yr Actual Home Office statistics for football related arrests, show that whilst we are not angels we aren't the worst either. Portsmouth has worse arrest records than we do. There's some interesting stats here if anyone is interested. http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/documents/ ... iew=Binary
September 12, 200717 yr Can't believe the home office stats either... I been to home and away games for years now, no way are Portsmouth the worst, and how can it be scousers are so low down. Just not consistant with my experience at all. Perhaps I am hanging about in the wrong places
September 12, 200717 yr The home office stats don't really many anything as they are entirely influenced by the attiyude of the respective police forces. For example one police forece may have a policy of arresting everyone and anyone they can and another may opt for a more policyy whereby they prefer to remove a potential trouble maker from the scene and then let them go. They are also influenced by the number of rozzers available on the day of the match. Some games may be better policed than others due to better resourcing. All in all the figures are actually very encouraging. Rather than arguing over the fact that one club has 12 arrests less than another over an entire season we should be encouraged by the fact that the number of incidents as a % of match goers is negligible for every club.
