Crowd Trouble

[dave.woodhall]

This clip at about 8:10 in shows them throwing things from their own end.

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You win your Biggest Game Ever and celebrate by throwing seats at the police.

[DeKuip]

You would have thought given the history of toilet bashing they would have put one policeman on duty somewhere "near" the toilets.  Or would that require too much planning,

That's the answer - a toilet monitor! It used to work at school. Milk monitor was the better job though if you behaved.

[usav]

That's the answer - a toilet monitor! It used to work at school. Milk monitor was the better job though if you behaved.

A little known fact - Richard Dunne was the biscuit monitor at his school.

[Legion]

Aswell as the cake monitor.

[The Situation]

Even Alex Mcleish is embarrassed my the small time Birmingham supporters. His comments are spot on, especially the last sentence. The sad thing is Birmingham fans will just ignore what he says because they think it's 'normal behaviour' what they did.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11694_6551273,00.html

[beness]

This clip at about 8:10 in shows them throwing things from their own end.

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You win your Biggest Game Ever and celebrate by throwing seats at the police.

Maybe they thought they were out of town and on a bender.

[Diablo]

Even Alex Mcleish is embarrassed my the small time Birmingham supporters. His comments are spot on, especially the last sentence. The sad thing is Birmingham fans will just ignore what he says because they think it's 'normal behaviour' what they did.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11694_6551273,00.html

Hahaha! Love it! He compares their fans to Hereford fans, when they beat Newcastle in the cup,  and says "celebrate it but don't make it look as if it's the World Cup final!"

[Mac]

So what if the flare came from our end first.  It was the 1000+ who ran on to try and confront our fans which caused it all to kick off. 

Sorry, no.  What fuckwit takes a flare  to the ground?  What are they going to do with it other than what you witnessed.  The Flare carrier/thrower should be locked up.

[villajk]

Quite right Mac.  Who knows what damage that could have caused.

[villa1]

Apparently took a real beating and may have a broken arm! I think he was in the Clements....

Every cloud has a silver lining.

Regardless of who he is, it's still out of order.

Whilst I do agree with that, and chose not to go to this match to avoid violence, I am not particularly sorry to hear this, having been threatened by a certain ex player of theirs in the past. What goes around comes around I suppose.

[PeterWithe]

Apparently took a real beating and may have a broken arm! I think he was in the Clements....

Every cloud has a silver lining.

Regardless of who he is, it's still out of order.

From what I hear about a certain ex-SHA player he's made his bed and cant have too many complaints about being on the receiving end.

As for the lad who has posted the film of his mates smashing up the toilets, word fail me.

[villa1]

Thought so. Winky thing.

[Grande Pablo]

At least you can rely on (apologies if posted earlier) - http://newsthump.com/2010/12/02/rioting-birmingham-city-fans-cause-thousands-of-pounds-worth-of-improvements-to-st-andrews/

[The Man With A Stick]

Even Alex Mcleish is embarrassed my the small time Birmingham supporters. His comments are spot on, especially the last sentence. The sad thing is Birmingham fans will just ignore what he says because they think it's 'normal behaviour' what they did.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11694_6551273,00.html

Hahaha! Love it! He compares their fans to Hereford fans, when they beat Newcastle in the cup,  and says "celebrate it but don't make it look as if it's the World Cup final!"

He's got a lot to learn.  It was like the World Cup, Olympic 100m final, the Ashes and the 24-Hour Windscreen Repair Shield all rolled into one for them.  Bless.

[PeterWithe]

That last line must be gutting for that lot.