Posted April 24, 200817 yr secondly, the ticket situation. me and 10 other lads go the match together, all sat in and around eachother at the back of the kop (block 305). we got in the ground reasonably early after we got wind that there were some extremely good fakes doing the rounds - and not just a few - quite a f**king lot in fact!we stood in the aisle of block 305 (around row 69-71) for the whole match as there were no seats. ours had long gone - we couldve got in there but we were happy, as were many around us, to stand in the aisle and keep bouncing. other surrounding aisles in the kop were the same - rammed from top to bottom. the stewards squeezed their way up our aisle about 25mins into the match and tried to make a gangway through the middle for access but they knew they couldnt due to the sheer volume of people there and they soon realised there had been a f**k up so they f**ked off (see no evil hear no evil?!) and when we scored i, and about 5 others, ended up on the floor in the aisle, and had to be dragged up by someone before being trampled on - it was f**king dangerous to be honest. From http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/ind ... 18259.1840 Went on there to have a laugh at their views on the 1st leg and was quite shocked by this. A highlight for me was someone posting a still from the TV replay just before our goal, to 'prove that Kalou was 'offside from the throw-in before he sent over the cross'. Knowledgeable fans! Equally hilarious was someone - maybe the same deluded ignorant saddo- pointing out the time of the still showed 94.32mins, 'proving' the goal was scored way after the 4 mins (forgetting the still was from the replay).
April 24, 200817 yr So he knows nothing about throw in rules or extra time It is always 'a minimum of x minutes' not an absolute timing
April 24, 200817 yr it is funny and shows how them being called "the most knowledgeable fans in football" is a complete joke. but my worry is they will try and rush teh turnstyles at the bridge again. they did it 2 seasons ago and did it at the arse. yet they never get any recriminations. their scum, pure and simple.
April 24, 200817 yr Scum is the only word for them. In conjunction with "most knowledgable", "most passionate", "most loyal" and so on, it's the phrase "self styled" that adds the truth to the lie, aided and abetted for decades by the cretinous and sycophantic media.
April 24, 200817 yr Surely they must know the possibility of this at the Bridge, but what can they possibly do to prevent this next week?
April 24, 200817 yr Surely they must know the possibility of this at the Bridge, but what can they possibly do to prevent this next week? Simple really....... Show tickets at main gates, anyone without tickets doesn't get anywhere near the turnstiles. They had a minute's silence the other week to ''Remember the 96'' - you couldn't make it up!
April 24, 200817 yr Surely they must know the possibility of this at the Bridge, but what can they possibly do to prevent this next week? Simple really....... Show tickets at main gates, anyone without tickets doesn't get anywhere near the turnstiles. But aren't they specialiced in forging tickets? And I've heard they can get extra tickets by complaining that they haven't received their ticket in the post and then give the extra ticket to their mate(genuine tickets, but two tickets for the same seat).
April 27, 200817 yr Surely they must know the possibility of this at the Bridge, but what can they possibly do to prevent this next week? Simple really....... Show tickets at main gates, anyone without tickets doesn't get anywhere near the turnstiles. But aren't they specialiced in forging tickets? And I've heard they can get extra tickets by complaining that they haven't received their ticket in the post and then give the extra ticket to their mate(genuine tickets, but two tickets for the same seat). Yeah, this does happen in the kop. Probably not as much as is reported though. You can get duplicate tickets at nearly every premiership grounds, its unavoidable. I've had duplicate away tickets at a few grounds and home tickets (both for valid reasons). I think the overcrowding was largely due to fans having tickets for other parts of the kop but not wanting to stand there. People just go and stand with their mates on European nights. On the Hillsborough comment: If you read the reports made after the dissaster you'll see that it had nothing to do with rushed turnstyles or faked tickets. Its your choice what you want to believe though so wont say anything else about it.
