Blunts jailed after stone throwing attack at Reds fans

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  1. Gordon Owen

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    Gordon Owen, Oct 28, 2011
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    typical dee dar actions...they ended up same as their team i suppose... by going down!!!
     
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    "The trio, aged between 19 and 23, were members of the Blades Business Crew of hooligans."

    Throwing missiles from a distance at pensioners - how brave. BBC - Blades loving Crew.
     
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    Buttered Bread Cakes
     
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    I was there, among a fair few hundred of us waiting for the train that came, let us on, kicked us off, let us back on, kicked us back off, and finally let us get back on again. Useless tw@ts couldnt decide which train to use.
    I saw the stone throwers on the bankings. But they were young teens, hardly hooligans.
    I have a great video on my other phone of us all serenading the relegated blunts. Great times.
     
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    Whats your definition of a hooligan then if its not someone chucking bricks at passengers on a railway platform
     
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    very good point Durkar
     
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    I know one of them, although I didn't know he was one of them until 2 weeks ago when he mentioned his sentencing was coming up. He's not part of the BBC but daft enough to get involved with those who did these stupid acts on the day. He's been given six months and hopefully it'll teach him a thing or two about life. His family and friends were disgusted with him but he's a young kid - hopefully he'll grow up in the next 6 months.
     
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    Yes I was there........and saw the guy that got hit.......and


    ..........300m is the closest any of the Blunts would come anywhere near those TARN lads stood outside the train station and then on the station.
    They were making some great noise as well.

    Really proud of the TARN support that day
     
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    I mean, they were like 17 or sumat (or at least they looked that young) and chucking stones about 400 yards away from hundreds of us (mainly blokes). That in my eyes doesnt describe a football hooligan and certainly not a member of a firm. That describes a few silly kids.
    If you get my drift. And I have been in the wrong place/wrong time before with the tarn, and seen REAL hooliganism.
    Either way, they were arseholes.
     
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    They can lob stones some distance those dee dars
     
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    I was there too with my two lads and it got a bit scary at one point as the bricks and stones were getting closer. The bloke who got hit by one posts on 606 or is it JA606 and he mentioned this earlier this week. We were waiting until about half six for a train that day, the organisation was a joke, it was shambolic.
     
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