Championship Attendances higher than Serie A

[Budgiebasher]

I remember Juventus only got about 17,000 for a champions league match against Bayern Munich, for a top european match that's an pityful attendence

[Forest_4eva]

they got 5,000 for some mate.

[Forest_4eva]

[quote=Diamond]

Cardiff is made out to be one of the worst whereas its quite clear on away trips last season you are gonna get alot more grief and hassle up in Wolverhampton, Sheffield United, Stoke and West Ham to name a few.

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I've been to all of those and encountered no problems.
It just a case of if you go looking for trouble, you'll probably find it.

[MUMUFMUFCOK!]

Violence in English football is now almost entirely pre-meditated and organised away from the grounds. There is rarely an off actually in the ground or on the forecourt. The Eye-ties don't seem to give a fook and are quite content with hurling scooters off the top tier inside the stadium.

Like the previous poster said, if you want a fight in England at football, you have to go looking for it.

[Diamond]

Originally Posted by Forest_4eva

I've been to all of those and encountered no problems.
It just a case of if you go looking for trouble, you'll probably find it.

Hmm, well up at Wolverhampton we had bricks hurled at us at the end of the match after winning 3-2 when we were heading to our buses and the coaches themselves... This the main supporters now and Valley Rams lot being attacked for no just reason by the so-called Subway Army. Didn't half sh!t themselves when they were ran it, made off like a group of Linford Christies, pussies. Acting all macho at their own place, didn't fancy that down Ninian

Up at Sheffield Utd, when the main bulk of our fans were marched into the ground, having some banter with some Blades fans, nothing really special then some of their nutcases attempt to get at our fans, then our nutcases try to get at their fans but to no aveil. But the OB didn't just do the job, they got proper rough, having some aggro with both set of fans. I swear the old bill are their own worse enemy at times.

Up at Leeds, after the game they had a 'mob' of 2000 fans waiting for us to come out after the game. The police did their job there, kept both fans apart, bussed us away, then there was a rumble between the WYP and the Leeds 'faithful'.

Same up in Stoke but a much lower level of fans waiting outside as it was a midweek game but still trying to attack the average fan who doesn't want trouble.

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Thats just 4 situations from last season alone I can pick out. I am a normal fan who wouldn't dream of looking for trouble, but being Cardiff trouble does look for us. I can recollect circumstances down at Plymouth, Bournemouth, Sunderland, to name a few as well. The police has clamped down big time down here but trouble does exist elsewhere...

[Wakka]

Originally Posted by Diamond

Hmm, well up at Wolverhampton we had bricks hurled at us at the end of the match

Standard treatment for Cardiff fans