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Quote="Faithful One"It wasn't a problem for me and my dad on Friday night in Salford. Went into a bar full of Salford fans before the game, and in fact they were very friendly and helpful. You are majorly overreacting... As the title says, it's a small minority of people at all clubs that affect everyone, but that's always been there. My dad often tells me about the featherstone 'fans' that had Leeds utd tattoos all over
">them.'"
And yet a very very good friend of mine was told at the Salford game on Friday that he was gonna get filled in outside by some FC chavs and his mates because he stood up for himself!!!
He was also asked not to leJave a coach on the way home for a smoke incase anything happened, wrong kid to pick at really and when push came to shove the chavs bottled it!!!
Is it an overreaction???
How should us proper fans react then?
Guessing as its only 3 hand fulls it's ok?
Like I said how do me or my FC mate take the kids and tell them that that's ok it's only a minority and to sto crying as they are over reacting to the situation ??
Quote="Faithful One"It wasn't a problem for me and my dad on Friday night in Salford. Went into a bar full of Salford fans before the game, and in fact they were very friendly and helpful. You are majorly overreacting... As the title says, it's a small minority of people at all clubs that affect everyone, but that's always been there. My dad often tells me about the featherstone 'fans' that had Leeds utd tattoos all over
">them.'"
And yet a very very good friend of mine was told at the Salford game on Friday that he was gonna get filled in outside by some FC chavs and his mates because he stood up for himself!!!
He was also asked not to leJave a coach on the way home for a smoke incase anything happened, wrong kid to pick at really and when push came to shove the chavs bottled it!!!
Is it an overreaction???
How should us proper fans react then?
Guessing as its only 3 hand fulls it's ok?
Like I said how do me or my FC mate take the kids and tell them that that's ok it's only a minority and to sto crying as they are over reacting to the situation ??
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