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Shame the people of Rotherham couldn't report child abuse as fast as they reported millwall fans knocking a fence over! - classic from the twittersphere [/quoteWow. Hello Boomstick.
Shame the people of Rotherham couldn't report child abuse as fast as they reported millwall fans knocking a fence over! - classic from the twittersphere
Apparently Holloway did n't see any violencehttp://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/feb/28/police-crowd-trouble-rotherham-millwall-championship
South Yorkshire Police are to conduct a post-incident investigation following disorder at the Rotherham United v Millwall FC game at the New York Stadium in Rotherham today (Saturday February 28).After Rotherham United scored in the 85th minute, a number of supporters attempted to gain access to supporters in other parts of the ground.Several stewards were attacked, leaving two with minor injuries, and additional police officers were deployed to restore order. As fans left the ground, further disorder occurred.A number of police officers also received minor injuries.No arrests were made today, but having secured comprehensive evidence including detailed CCTV footage, we will be conducting a post-incident investigation into this disorder, which fans of both clubs played a part in.Chief Superintendent Jason Harwin said: “Officers have worked with both clubs prior to today's game in an attempt to prevent such unacceptable behaviour.“Again we see a minority of individuals spoil the event for many others. They aren't a true representation of genuine football supporters and have no place in football. Such action can not be tolerated“I thank the bravery and courage of stewards and police officers in tackling such criminal acts and we will now review evidence to identify and bring to justice those that are responsible for such criminal acts.”
put them in conference see how they go then
Nice. I see the chief plod is keen to ensure that Rotherham supporters also get blamed. Just how many Millers are escorted off the premises each weke Chief Superintendant Jason Harwin? And how often? I despise the police. I really do.BobG
Whilst we shouldn't laugh about incidents like this - this has got to be one of the funniest videos I've seen for ages.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wywU6CmBF8&feature=youtu.be
No arrests were made yesterday, which I find amazing given the level of disorder that occuredQuoteAmazing - and yet I remember one of or Fans (at Newcastle) being arrested and detained till he had missed the Trains home and had to spend the night there for accidentally (or not knowing about) breaking the law by having a swig of Whisky / Brandy from a hip flask
Amazing - and yet I remember one of or Fans (at Newcastle) being arrested and detained till he had missed the Trains home and had to spend the night there for accidentally (or not knowing about) breaking the law by having a swig of Whisky / Brandy from a hip flask
Just been talking to a Rotherham fan at work who was in the section the Mi'waw fans tried to take. He said there was some "banter" involving the Rotherham fans singling out one Mi'waw fan and giving him a hard time. The second goal going in caused them to pull the separating netting away in the corner and come into "no mans land". The stewards actually moved the Rotherham fans back first. The police were waiting for them outside at the end of the game in full riot gear and seemed to be controlling their movements when my mate left.Anyone heard anything about a bit of a battle at Sheffield Railway Station with Middlesbrough after they left Rotherham?
I'm sorry, but allowing a bunch of Londoners to come to South Yorkshire and let them cause havoc? What kind of men are Rotherham fans? They should have kicked the living s**t out of them.
I heard on radio Sheffield from their reporter at the game, I think it was Rob Staton.Iam sure he said that the Rotherham fans weren't blameless, because they were throwing coins at the Millwall fans first.