Talking Footy

post_hoc wrote:

ummm idiot, we are the Asian team as well, we play in Asia therefore we are the Asian team.

Gee's you really are thick

sydneyfc wrote:

be careful post hoc, aflcrap has a tendency to spend his hours at home to go sleuthing around on the internet looking up information on users that use this forum

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Meltdown coming along nicely.
Attn. Please remove all seats from the vicinity of poop hoc he will probably in true hooligan style want to take his anger out on a defenceless seat.

post_hoc wrote:

Wow you can read, that statement alone has stopped me in my tracks,

post_hoc wrote:

Simple, number of ejections and arrests from games, but hey don't feel too bad, cricket out do you NRL boys, you are a long way second to them

DISGRACEFUL scenes of violence and intimidation by fans of the Western Sydney Wanderers football club have forced Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione to bolster officer numbers at future matches.

Frightening video of fans terrorising families before Saturday night's A-League derby at Parramatta came to light yesterday. More than 100 Wanderers supporters were filmed surrounding an outside section of a restaurant, yelling, swearing and spitting. A plate and a glass were thrown, hitting a Sydney FC fan who was dining with friends.

Innocent patrons, including children and the elderly, were caught up in the violence as they dined at a steak restaurant near the Riverside Theatre.

The behaviour of the group was as cowardly as it was distasteful, with their numbers ensuring no one at the restaurant could take a stand against their vile actions.

One of the diners who filmed the incident, an ex-policeman who wished to be identified only as "Paul", described the melee outside the Ribs and Rumps restaurant as "pretty frightening".

"The fans were aggressive, spitting and hurling abuse. I had my two daughters, nine and 11, and other family there and I was worried it could explode," Paul said.

"Luckily the Sydney fan sat down and didn't retaliate or else I think there was real possibility of a riot."

Police are reviewing CCTV footage from the restaurant to identify victims and those involved in any criminal acts.

The violence was not limited to outside the stadium, with more troublemakers - including pitch invaders - arrested inside during the match.

Football Federation Australia chief executive David Gallop last night described the incident as the "antics of a few morons", despite the images clearly showing there were vastly more than a few responsible for the disturbing scenes.

post_hoc wrote:

Lol, been showing KE, is an idiot all day, not hard to do but has been enjoyable, now you rock up, sad to say you are even more of an idiot hardly worth my time,