Tough guys

Anyone see the trouble at the West Ham game last night?
The one hard man, on his own in the No Mans Land area waving his arms in a "come on then" manner, always making sure he doesn't venture TOO close to the opposing mob before backing off at his own accord.

We've seen that stance so many times with hooligans abroad facing riot police and water cannons, backing off whilst giving it the big 'un.

These types never usually commit any forms of violence but I bet they like to tell anyone that cares to listen about how they 'led' the trouble that day.

Pathetic.

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Originally Posted by Newcy Wolf

Anyone see the trouble at the West Ham game last night?
The one hard man, on his own in the No Mans Land area waving his arms in a "come on then" manner, always making sure he doesn't venture TOO close to the opposing mob before backing off at his own accord.

We've seen that stance so many times with hooligans abroad facing riot police and water cannons, backing off whilst giving it the big 'un.

These types never usually commit any forms of violence but I bet they like to tell anyone that cares to listen about how they 'led' the trouble that day.

Pathetic.

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I seen the photo's and also the story about the eight year old hit by coins. I hope these thugs get what's coming to them. The image of the hard man in no mans land just shows how pathetic a small minority can be. We have a small minority just like him and so do many other clubs.