Re: Thread about Trouble after Featherstone game : Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:24 pm  

Faxhali wrote:

Get a grip, now your being a tool. It happens in football all the time, No arrests, swearing in a public place is classed as a section 5 public Order offence but you don't get arrested for chanting w@nay Halifax. Attacking people because some idiots can't stand losing is in a different
Ball park so stop being pedantic.

Wonder what they got arrested for last night then ? maybe the police just took a bit of banter the wrong way eh

Re: Thread about Trouble after Featherstone game : Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:27 pm  

gingdong wrote:

Wonder what they got arrested for last night then ? maybe the police just took a bit of banter the wrong way eh

time to watch the drop goal again me thinks..

Re: Thread about Trouble after Featherstone game : Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:38 pm  

wereutherein1987? wrote:

:SLEEPY:

time to watch the drop goal again me thinks..

and it went over again,
we are in the final.

Re: Thread about Trouble after Featherstone game : Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:41 pm  

gingdong wrote:

The law of the land says it is a criminal offence

Aye but nowhere does it state it's an arrestable offence. When you go speeding in a car and get pulled over, you get charged and fined at no point are you 'under arrest'. The standard fine for any police that can be arsed charging pitch invaders is a caution and/or a fine of about £50-200 in my experience (of knowing of folk who have been fined, I never have like).

How many Fev fans does it take to change a lightbulb in Blackpool?

None, 'cause they're not going. BOOM! Jog on.

(shittest joke ever, but you all get the point )

Re: Thread about Trouble after Featherstone game : Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:47 pm  

tommy wrote:

Aye but nowhere does it state it's an arrestable offence. When you go speeding in a car and get pulled over, you get charged and fined at no point are you 'under arrest'. The standard fine for any police that can be arsed charging pitch invaders is a caution and/or a fine of about £50-200 in my experience (of knowing of folk who have been fined, I never have like).

How many Fev fans does it take to change a lightbulb in Blackpool?

None, 'cause they're not going. BOOM! Jog on.

(shittest joke ever, but you all get the point )

thats just it, the problem is they didnt get the point, jones did.

Re: Thread about Trouble after Featherstone game : Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:48 pm  

wereutherein1987? wrote:

:SLEEPY:

time to watch the drop goal again me thinks..

Trust me, that ain't going to wind up gingdong!!!!

But as an alternative to the rest of this thread - I'd sooner be fielding this stuff!!

Re: Thread about Trouble after Featherstone game : Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:50 pm  

Featherstone chief executive Simon Riley said: "We have some mobile phone footage which we are reviewing to identify individuals.

"We also have a number of names of the people who started the trouble. These people are not true supporters of Featherstone Rovers and will therefore be banned.

: Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:52 pm  

result then!

Re: Thread about Trouble after Featherstone game : Fri Jun 17, 2011 6:43 pm  

As we left the ground, we drove along Post Office Rd, the trouble started as many people in dark blue shirts were chasing people in lighter blue shirts.
At the same time many people who had obviously not been to the game were walking towards the ground hurling insults at us.
As one fan in a dark blue shirt shouted at us "Get out and i'll rip your fu**ing head off" I wound down the window and asked the policeman standing next to him what he was going to do? He just ignored me.
At that time I said to the rest of us in the car, "I have a horrible feeling that the only people who will be arrested will be the one's in the lighter blue shirts"
Turning left at the end of Post Office Rd, we were spat at by a fan in a dark blue shirt. He then walked past us turned round and spat at us again.
Obviously myself my two sons and my grandson (6 years old) leaving a game were great threats and sitting in the car waiting to get out was extremely provocative.
I agree, we should not point the blame, and that's why I haven't said whether it was Featherstone fans threatening to rip our f**cking heads off or whether it was Featherstone fans who spat at us.
All I can is that they were wearing dark blue shirts, o'h with a "pirate" on the chest.

Re: Thread about Trouble after Featherstone game : Fri Jun 17, 2011 8:44 pm  

wereutherein1987? wrote:

:SLEEPY:

time to watch the drop goal again me thinks..

Had enough of Fev now as just heard from my wife's cousin who lives in Wakey that it also kicked off in the Last Orders pub after the match and he was told to 'get out of our pub you Halifax w8nk8r' by a woman! Nice people.

Nice one mate, lets talk about the match now as this lot just want to make sure we are dragged down with their sinking ship.
Funny that as aren't they a bunch of pirates???