Edited by Cappuccino: 20/1/2014 02:11:50 PM

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Very subtle haha

Edited by scotty21: 20/1/2014 02:13:40 PM

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Poor bastard

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Edited by Gabgabgab39: 20/1/2014 02:52:28 PM

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You do realise the person you quoted is part of those Sydney groups and his comment is taking the piss?

Jeez, you're a bit of a simpleton, aren't ya?

I normally stay quite sensible on my posts and try not to get personal, but I think most of you are responding like absolute morons.

This is a criminal act (most likely pre-meditated by criminals) occurring a reasonably far distance from a stadium which the Wanderers weren't even playing at! Even if those morons happen to be Wanderers supporters, THIS IS NOT THE WANDERERS FAULT. It is no more their fault then it will be the Roosters is if we find out they are Roosters supporters, or a knitting club if they all members of a knitting club.

Tell me HOW the Wanderers can stop criminals from being criminals several kilometres from a match they aren't even part of? Tell me HOW I personally as a normal, law-abiding Wanderers supporter can stop criminals from committing criminal acts several kilometres from a match my team and I are not at? IF YOU CAN'T, THEN WE AREN'T RESPONSIBLE!

Such events are horrible, hopefully the police can catch scum like this, but this is an instance of crime in society, rather than one that is our fault. Punishing the Wanderers does nothing to stop such crime, other than punish innocent victims (the club, the players, the fans).

Edited by Kamaryn: 20/1/2014 05:02:29 PM

Sorry , I really genuinely thought he was being totally serious.
Now as I am the simpleton can you pray tell us which specific group he belongs to.

Do you ever make any posts other than what you think about perceived crowd trouble?

Go have a cry, dickhead.

I would like to see perpetrators jailed certainly not a club get deducted three points.I think the police could do it easily , the A-league is being punished because of the police being lazy about this and not on the level with hysterical media. The FFA is probably spending heaps of money on banning people while the police do nothing.
I do think the average fan at least can put pressure on their main fan group the RBB not to tolerate these groups in their midst.
they would then probably go underground anyway but they won;t attract as many members.

i have to disagree with this post, the FFA....i mean the wanderers should hire Hatamoto to follow every single wanderers fan(1 hatamoto officer for each wanderers fan) to watch and prepare for our obvious decent into hooliganism

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Lovely view, don't you think? :-"

Yeah, I see Eff See's season is heading along that path very quickly.

-PB

Amok were in Adelaide. You saw the amok banner there.
Secondly prove that they were amok boys. Were they in jerseys? Did they have scarves? Did they chant "where's your famous horda". I'm pretty sure all the answers are no.
And all the esfc supporters used these points to defend their own in the stabbing incident.
So how about you guys throwing accusations throw some actual proof that these people are firstly linked with western sudney and then even amok

Exactly. Didn't stop anyone though did it?

Have fun.

Yeah Lyall Gorman was driving the get away car.

"Club involved" what a load of horse shit

The threat of a three point ban has saved the internet from being subject to a series of photos with boofheads in masks posing next to a stolen pair of shoes as some sort of trophy.
However why are they posing with a stolen Adelaide banner at this point in time.
I know someone mugged one of their fans in Adelaide last time around for their banners.
Still those stolen banners were never paraded around by the Adelaide end as far as I know.
Why is the WSW home end parading around stolen items as some form of trophies.
Same goes with the MV end.

And this thread just proves how much Gallop and Co failed The Aleague with there stupid decision to take points away from clubs for matters outside there control.

Time for me to put on a Brisbane Roar shirt and cause trouble at my local supermarket...........

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And yet another thread to prove that the biggest threat to the development of football in this Country is from the people that supposedly support it.

Some of these comments are as bad as Rebecca Wilson's...

she has multiple profile's here......

Western Sydney Wanderers = most violent HAL club ever

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