There were a few unlucky lone smokers attacked outside too. One ended up in a serious condition.Aden wrote:Ignore the 'amateur' in the title, this is footage of the incident you're asking about.avidlemon wrote:What happened at the Barnsley Metrodome? I heard it was bad, but never found out fully what went on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnfND-GFfUY
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You can't tar everyone with the same brush there's good & bad in all walks of life. But generally small towns, small minds.
As for football thugs most of them are bottle jobs who would never dream of a straightener. They run back & forth like they are on a bunjee cord & never have the bum hole to commit to battle.
As for football thugs most of them are bottle jobs who would never dream of a straightener. They run back & forth like they are on a bunjee cord & never have the bum hole to commit to battle.
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mickey1975 wrote:There were a few unlucky lone smokers attacked outside too. One ended up in a serious condition.Aden wrote:Ignore the 'amateur' in the title, this is footage of the incident you're asking about.avidlemon wrote:What happened at the Barnsley Metrodome? I heard it was bad, but never found out fully what went on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnfND-GFfUY
Is that was constitutes a riot these days? all I can see it some fluffs pointing and others throwing chairs? didn't see a single punch thrown.
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There was plenty thrown before it reached the stand off stage.
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Horlock - small towns =small minds . So true
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I was at the Joshua debut - when Kevin Mitchell came on a bunch of about 20 p!ssed up lads came and sat right next to me clearly looking for trouble. They were singing West Ham songs (mainly the anti-semitic ones), standing up so no-one in the seats behind them could see, generally looking for agro. Very unpleasant lot. Someone a few rows back who'd had enough of them shouted "go on Lopez!" (the name of Mitchell's opponent). These lads all started turning around and shouting "who said Lopez?". The thing is, they looked like a pack of retards, believing there was a genuine Lopez fan near them who they should fill in - everyone started laughing at them. Then it really kicked off! It was very funny but I did think I was about to get clobbered!
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When a dog contracts rabies and goes mad we kill it, when humans display similar behaviour we say "oh it's not their fault"
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Alcohol should be banned at boxing events too many idiots can't handle their drink and spoil it for the people that just want to enjoy a nights boxing
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Yes, great idea. Perhaps they should just ban drinks full stop in this country and then idiots can NEVER get drunk.The_Don1 wrote:Alcohol should be banned at boxing events too many idiots can't handle their drink and spoil it for the people that just want to enjoy a nights boxing
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Geezers need excitement, if their lives don't provide them this, they incite violence. Common sense, simple common sense.
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The will be a riot now the is no world title
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Been to a couple of small towns .& they seem retarded the ones who never got outside there own town .1 nut wrote:Horlock - small towns =small minds . So true
As for football hooligans I've seen some so called tasty front men fight & it was embarrassing to watch , you wouldn't of attempted to match them at amateur novice level!!
It does seem boxing shows only seem to cater for pi $$ heads & it's ruining it Drunks shouldn't be allowed in & the bats should open st a certain hour
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hurlock wrote:Been to a couple of small towns .& they seem retarded the ones who never got outside there own town .1 nut wrote:Horlock - small towns =small minds . So true
As for football hooligans I've seen some so called tasty front men fight & it was embarrassing to watch , you wouldn't of attempted to match them at amateur novice level!!
It does seem boxing shows only seem to cater for pi $$ heads & it's ruining it Drunks shouldn't be allowed in & the bats should open st a certain hour
I agree with you there. The only time they actually get stuck in is when some poor pudendum hits the deck, then they put the boots to him. It's like when the chimpanzees fight a rival group of monkeys, it's more noise and bravado than anything else. Sickens me a bit.
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Many people go to boxing to enjoy boxing, there is no joy sitting behind or in front of a bunch of drunken idiots, it takes the enjoyment out of it.mickey1975 wrote:Yes, great idea. Perhaps they should just ban drinks full stop in this country and then idiots can NEVER get drunk.The_Don1 wrote:Alcohol should be banned at boxing events too many idiots can't handle their drink and spoil it for the people that just want to enjoy a nights boxing
Why anyone would go to a boxing card with the intention of getting inebriated is beyond me, you pay so much money for a ticket and you can't even comprehend what's happening in front of you, never mind the constants bar/toilet breaks which mean you miss a lot if what's going on anyway.
If you want to go out and get pissed, go to a pub, there's too many idiots that go to boxing with the intention of getting as drunk as they can which makes it uncomfortable for people that just want to be entertained by what's going on in the ring
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I'm in full agreement with thathurlock wrote:Been to a couple of small towns .& they seem retarded the ones who never got outside there own town .1 nut wrote:Horlock - small towns =small minds . So true
As for football hooligans I've seen some so called tasty front men fight & it was embarrassing to watch , you wouldn't of attempted to match them at amateur novice level!!
It does seem boxing shows only seem to cater for pi $$ heads & it's ruining it Drunks shouldn't be allowed in & the bats should open st a certain hour
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The darts (PDC on sky) only sell seats in blocks of 8 to avoid this type of shenanigans. Too often in boxing shows you have groups of 20-40 lads there for a bit of ohhh a bit at ahhh and it ruins it for others. Promoters rely too heavily on fighters selling tickets and earning commission i guess.The_Don1 wrote:I'm in full agreement with thathurlock wrote:Been to a couple of small towns .& they seem retarded the ones who never got outside there own town .1 nut wrote:Horlock - small towns =small minds . So true
As for football hooligans I've seen some so called tasty front men fight & it was embarrassing to watch , you wouldn't of attempted to match them at amateur novice level!!
It does seem boxing shows only seem to cater for pi $$ heads & it's ruining it Drunks shouldn't be allowed in & the bats should open st a certain hour
With regards to all "the boys" on this forum thinking your average football hooligans fighting are just embarrassing to watch - try telling that to the wives and children who want to come to boxing events.
I took the wife (and another couple with a kid) to quigg munroe 1 - they'll never go to another boxing show again. What keyboard warriors see as "amateur novice level fights", genuine paying fans see as quite intimidating.
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At the end of the day wether someone is shite on the street or can have a go, for a youngster or a person who isn't used to seeing violent arguements or confrontation two men/groups of men screaming threats, throwing plastic beer cups and arm punches at each other is extremely intimidating and doubtless would put your casual/1st time fan off for life. I boxed a four rounder at metrodome some yrs back on Carl Thompson undercard and remember Barnsley fans coming back from a play off defeat doing their best to turn the lot over, fortunately Clifton Mitchell was doing the security and copped for a stray slap upon which point he vividily demonstrated the difference between those who can do it and those who gesticulate and bounce about saying they can...SHORT AND SWEET
The other incident of crowd trouble i vividly remember was at the Nec, Benn v Giminez when Steve Fosters salford lot had a do with Mcrackens Bcfc firm. It started with the "long and winding road" and finished up with barriers,blood,snot and riot police a plenty. Saddest sight for me was Micheal Watson who had been introduced ringside as "the bravest of the brave" earlier in the evening, having to be taken away for his own safety. What struck me on the night was not one of those plasic chair throwng mugs would have lasted two minutes in the street or ring with a fit Micheal Watson. ;;-) These incidents took place ten or more yrs ago 
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Wow 2000 people viewed this . Does anyone know how many registered users box rec have ?
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59,609Rainford massive wrote:Wow 2000 people viewed this . Does anyone know how many registered users box rec have ?
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X21 nut wrote:Horlock - small towns =small minds . So true
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I disagree Hurlock and 1 nut.liamlion wrote:X21 nut wrote:Horlock - small towns =small minds . So true
There are plenty of small minds grow up in big cities; the metropolitan ideal where people are cultured and respectful of difference is a fantasy; Leeds is a decent sized city, as is Sheffield, Manchester and Birmingham are big cities and London is a metropolis; there are plenty of 'geezers needing excitement' that come from there. There are arseholes from all over and many are young men who haven't stabilised themselves yet with wife/partner, kids, work and bills. They are like teenagers with money and hormones all over. It's not a small town thing, it is country wide, rural and urban.
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I took the wife (and another couple with a kid) to quigg munroe 1 - they'll never go to another boxing show again. What keyboard warriors see as "amateur novice level fights", genuine paying fans see as quite intimidating.[/quote]
I took my dad to that show, it was pretty nasty for a while. I had a good view of the trouble and concluded that a group of Munroe's fans had come to kick off, led by a silly shaven headed twat who clearly sought confrontation from Quigg's fans. I had the pleasure of seeing him battered when one of his charges into the stands went wrong for him - his mates beat a hasty retreat leaving him at the mercy of the guys he'd been baiting. He got a pasting but returned to his mates and tried to raise a revenge charge back up into the stands, which perpetuated the trouble further. A shame the Quigg fans didn't put him out of action for the rest of the night.
I took my dad to that show, it was pretty nasty for a while. I had a good view of the trouble and concluded that a group of Munroe's fans had come to kick off, led by a silly shaven headed twat who clearly sought confrontation from Quigg's fans. I had the pleasure of seeing him battered when one of his charges into the stands went wrong for him - his mates beat a hasty retreat leaving him at the mercy of the guys he'd been baiting. He got a pasting but returned to his mates and tried to raise a revenge charge back up into the stands, which perpetuated the trouble further. A shame the Quigg fans didn't put him out of action for the rest of the night.