Sheffield Wednesday - Under Investigation for 'Terrible' Fan Behaviour Against Leeds

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

If it was Lincoln City under investigation would you have put it on here . 樂.

Any team, I would have put on the MM board, read past posts about different teams, you are getting het up,
calm down.

You are a newbie on the board, look back over a period, you will see different teams, I posted about.

Yet no reply to the original post .樂 . Keep up the good work .

I answered your query MillersJ81.

I do threads on all teams, if there is something worth while, I once did a post about Lincoln City, so yes I
would cover Lincoln City.

It seems you are only the one person, who does not give a sh*te about the Sheffield Wednesday post,
yet over 3,000 views on the thread, Oh & you digging a hole for yourself, while other posters commented
on keeping such post threads coming.

So you have your reply to your query.

[NYSRich]

You're back reading and replying on a thread you don't give a feck about you lunatic!!!




I saw a video of a Wednesday fan throwing a pool ball into a crowd of Leeds fans last week which is a coward move.

There has been the racist abuse towards the Coventry player and the Bradley taunting at Sunderland fans.


They have issues.

And the p***o chanting the other week.

But I seem to be the only one bothered by this. Expect more of the same from Huddersfield this weekend.

[Jocksgloves1]

I took was dismayed to hear about the chanting,( I wasn't at the match). In normal society this would be considered awful, but in the football world it's only 'banter'. Tells you a lot about the low common denominator of the sport's fans.

[millers88]

Who cares didn't some our own fans throw multiple items towards Michael Smith couple weeks ago during the celebrations it's not just them lot.

[Jocksgloves1]

The defence rests m'lud.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

And the p***o chanting the other week.

But I seem to be the only one bothered by this. Expect more of the same from Huddersfield this weekend.

But that's the Rotherham legacy

One of the joys of multiculturalism