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i am one of those silly old duffers as you call us,and maybe its names like that why the younger generation dont get the respect.but as you rightly point out its not something thats just started.but as i have said before on here i have been going to football for too many years and when i started there was no trouble and supporters used to mingle together have a good day out and still be freinds at the end.what went wrong i dont know i dont think it was just a football thing as more of a society thing with football taking the blame.they were bad days and as ive said before i was only 8 when i started but i felt safe,but when i first took my son it could be quiet frightening.the segregationstarted fences went up we had a big cage at belle vue.but i think the hllsboro incident shown the barriers and fences what a danger they could be.but again i dont know why things got better the hooligan element ceased to be with odd exemptions,and football again became a place you could be safe,again with odd exeptions.but dont you young think that us old duffers dont like our football because we do.all i ask treat people withh respect and you will get respect back.
Quote from: acko on December 21, 2014, 07:47:50 ami am one of those silly old duffers as you call us,and maybe its names like that why the younger generation dont get the respect.but as you rightly point out its not something thats just started.but as i have said before on here i have been going to football for too many years and when i started there was no trouble and supporters used to mingle together have a good day out and still be freinds at the end.what went wrong i dont know i dont think it was just a football thing as more of a society thing with football taking the blame.they were bad days and as ive said before i was only 8 when i started but i felt safe,but when i first took my son it could be quiet frightening.the segregationstarted fences went up we had a big cage at belle vue.but i think the hllsboro incident shown the barriers and fences what a danger they could be.but again i dont know why things got better the hooligan element ceased to be with odd exemptions,and football again became a place you could be safe,again with odd exeptions.but dont you young think that us old duffers dont like our football because we do.all i ask treat people withh respect and you will get respect back.The only cage I can remember at BV was on the Rosso end for the away fans, the home fans were never caged in, are you sure you were at BV in those days?
Yes I no but ,your missing the point oldens avin ago when they forget there history and I actually no the first fan to be done by cctv
When the new year kicks in I'd like (with the blessing of the vsc membership and board) to encourage younger fans to join the vsc - I need to work on the logistics and suchlike and terms of membership but it's something I want to look at in more detail!
i was referring to away fans filo with regards to the cage at rosso end it was usually away fans behind barriers at most grounds
because there was pricks like you in it,and i was afraid what my son would do to them if they got out,and you know him