" CARDIFF CITY FAN ADMITS UNLAWFUL WOUNDING "

Anybody who thinks it's right to hand over one of your own to the authorities is a rat.

Myself and most decent people do not like rats.

Rats are vermin.

I spit in all your faces

wow i wish i could be as cool as you .......what a clown

didnt realise what a bunch of pricks use this forum

If this Wurzel had been chopsing off (and it sounds like he had been)
then what goes around comes around.

Some of you need to grow up....he was gobbing off, big f*cking deal.......so what happens if he got a slap, fell and got killed.......i suppose he deserved it because he was "gobbing off"

After what happened recently i would have thought some on here would have a bit more sense, then again, maybe its your true colours shining through.

Some of you need to grow up....he was gobbing off, big f*cking deal.......so what happens if he got a slap, fell and got killed.......i suppose he deserved it because he was "gobbing off"

After what happened recently i would have thought some on here would have a bit more sense, then again, maybe its your true colours shining through.

Take football out of the equation for a minute. If this Wurzel was walking round
down the bottom shops in Llanrumney gobbing off about the Welsh, he'd get a
slap. Thats life, not football. If the whole world 'turned the other cheek' there'd
be no wars. Your utopian dream doesnt exist. Mouthy fuckers eventually come a
cropper. Mikey Dye was doing nothing to provoke anyone.

So it's fair game becuase he was provoking someone? that really holds up well in court......."your honour i hit him because he called my football club names"

All it takes is a quiet word in an ear to either him or his father (who was there) no need to attack the bloke.

Now, if this wurzel had started to become physical its a bit different, but you're supposed to be grown men, why does a little kid gobbing off about a football club wind you up into fits of violence?

So it's fair game becuase he was provoking someone? that really holds up well in court......."your honour i hit him because he called my football club names"

All it takes is a quiet word in an ear to either him or his father (who was there) no need to attack the bloke.

Now, if this wurzel had started to become physical its a bit different, but you're supposed to be grown men, why does a little kid gobbing off about a football club wind you up into fits of violence?

Who said 'fair game'?

Its LIFE feller. All over the world. Go into certain pubs/areas and give it the big
one and some people will take the hump.

Would you walk up into a Brazilian favella and tell them all that they stink and
shag farmyard animals?

If someone walked into my local and started performing, I'd have a quiet word
and tell him to wind his neck in. Not everyone is like that. On a bad night he'd
get punched back out the door

So it's fair game becuase he was provoking someone? that really holds up well in court......."your honour i hit him because he called my football club names"

All it takes is a quiet word in an ear to either him or his father (who was there) no need to attack the bloke.

Now, if this wurzel had started to become physical its a bit different, but you're supposed to be grown men, why does a little kid gobbing off about a football club wind you up into fits of violence?

Who said 'fair game'?

Its LIFE feller. All over the world. Go into certain pubs/areas and give it the big
one and some people will take the hump.

Would you walk up into a Brazilian favella and tell them all that they stink and
shag farmyard animals?

If someone walked into my local and started performing, I'd have a quiet word
and tell him to wind his neck in. Not everyone is like that. On a bad night he'd
get punched back out the door

"Started performing" phuck me Danny Dyer's a City fan

If any away supporters come to cardiff and gob off, they deserve a slap. They either show respect or face the consequences.

This clown seems to think it's fair game Taffy, there's a few others earlier on to........

hence my tone was different when addressing you as you didn't quite say it was deserved, not far off mind.

Anybody who thinks it's right to hand over one of your own to the authorities is a rat.

Myself and most decent people do not like rats.

Rats are vermin.

I spit in all your faces

wow i wish i could be as cool as you .......what a clown

Wanker

didnt realise what a bunch of pricks use this forum

with you being the smallest and most flacid....feck you mate.

There's other ways to deal with "your own" than hanging them...kunt

lol smallest is funny, considering i'm 6'6 and 20stone.......flacid......another funny one, considering my many previous years of drug abuse and many many many hours attending anger management therapy to stop myself being what some of you aspire to be.

So it's fair game becuase he was provoking someone? that really holds up well in court......."your honour i hit him because he called my football club names"

All it takes is a quiet word in an ear to either him or his father (who was there) no need to attack the bloke.

Now, if this wurzel had started to become physical its a bit different, but you're supposed to be grown men, why does a little kid gobbing off about a football club wind you up into fits of violence?

Who said 'fair game'?

Its LIFE feller. All over the world. Go into certain pubs/areas and give it the big
one and some people will take the hump.

Would you walk up into a Brazilian favella and tell them all that they stink and
shag farmyard animals?

If someone walked into my local and started performing, I'd have a quiet word
and tell him to wind his neck in. Not everyone is like that. On a bad night he'd
get punched back out the door

And so the propaganda and hypocripsy begins

I was walking alongside this small group of Bristol City fans about 5-8 yards away from the away exit to where the attack took place by the railings, along with my 14 year old daughter and two other 15 year olds. At no point did I hear the Bristol fans utter anything, never mind try to wind up City fans. That is just a lie promulgated by idiots trying to justify this action which was cowardice in the extreme. The culprit was so brave he even threw the punch from slightly behind and to the side of the victim so he didn't even see it coming.

Don't distort the facts to make this incident look like a couple of like minded guys having a go at each other. The Bristol kid was not looking for trouble and therefore he should not have been subjected to it.

As City fans we know only too well what a stray punch can do, let's not try and condone this.

so it was unprovoked as had previously been reported......and threw the punch from behind.

i would like to think some may now admit the CCFC fan was in the wrong, but i have a feeling they may well worship him now

So it's fair game becuase he was provoking someone? that really holds up well in court......."your honour i hit him because he called my football club names"

All it takes is a quiet word in an ear to either him or his father (who was there) no need to attack the bloke.

Now, if this wurzel had started to become physical its a bit different, but you're supposed to be grown men, why does a little kid gobbing off about a football club wind you up into fits of violence?

Who said 'fair game'?

Its LIFE feller. All over the world. Go into certain pubs/areas and give it the big
one and some people will take the hump.

Would you walk up into a Brazilian favella and tell them all that they stink and
shag farmyard animals?

If someone walked into my local and started performing, I'd have a quiet word
and tell him to wind his neck in. Not everyone is like that. On a bad night he'd
get punched back out the door

And so the propaganda and hypocripsy begins

I was walking alongside this small group of Bristol City fans about 5-8 yards away from the away exit to where the attack took place by the railings, along with my 14 year old daughter and two other 15 year olds. At no point did I hear the Bristol fans utter anything, never mind try to wind up City fans. That is just a lie promulgated by idiots trying to justify this action which was cowardice in the extreme. The culprit was so brave he even threw the punch from slightly behind and to the side of the victim so he didn't even see it coming.

Don't distort the facts to make this incident look like a couple of like minded guys having a go at each other. The Bristol kid was not looking for trouble and therefore he should not have been subjected to it.

As City fans we know only too well what a stray punch can do, let's not try and condone this.

If that was the case then the City fan deserves his arse kicking

lol smallest is funny, considering i'm 6'6 and 20stone.......flacid......another funny one, considering my many previous years of drug abuse and many many many hours attending anger management therapy to stop myself being what some of you aspire to be.

Bollix........If you read my posts i've never condoned what the lad did.....I just hate the thought of hanging one of your own. we're are supposed to be a club...a family

and feck your history as well, what the feck has that got to do with anything....gobshite

You claimed i was small and flacid, i told you that i am not small or flacid and explained why. Sometimes your own deserve to be hanged!

So it's fair game becuase he was provoking someone? that really holds up well in court......."your honour i hit him because he called my football club names"

All it takes is a quiet word in an ear to either him or his father (who was there) no need to attack the bloke.

Now, if this wurzel had started to become physical its a bit different, but you're supposed to be grown men, why does a little kid gobbing off about a football club wind you up into fits of violence?

he weren't a little kid, he was 23.

if people go mouthing off in other areas, football or not, they will get slapped. thats all that happened here.

if the wurzel was innocent, then our bluebird is a prick and deserves to be punished.

So it's fair game becuase he was provoking someone? that really holds up well in court......."your honour i hit him because he called my football club names"

All it takes is a quiet word in an ear to either him or his father (who was there) no need to attack the bloke.

Now, if this wurzel had started to become physical its a bit different, but you're supposed to be grown men, why does a little kid gobbing off about a football club wind you up into fits of violence?

Who said 'fair game'?

Its LIFE feller. All over the world. Go into certain pubs/areas and give it the big
one and some people will take the hump.

Would you walk up into a Brazilian favella and tell them all that they stink and
shag farmyard animals?

If someone walked into my local and started performing, I'd have a quiet word
and tell him to wind his neck in. Not everyone is like that. On a bad night he'd
get punched back out the door

And so the propaganda and hypocripsy begins

I was walking alongside this small group of Bristol City fans about 5-8 yards away from the away exit to where the attack took place by the railings, along with my 14 year old daughter and two other 15 year olds. At no point did I hear the Bristol fans utter anything, never mind try to wind up City fans. That is just a lie promulgated by idiots trying to justify this action which was cowardice in the extreme. The culprit was so brave he even threw the punch from slightly behind and to the side of the victim so he didn't even see it coming.

Don't distort the facts to make this incident look like a couple of like minded guys having a go at each other. The Bristol kid was not looking for trouble and therefore he should not have been subjected to it.

As City fans we know only too well what a stray punch can do, let's not try and condone this.

I was wondering why anyone walking along with their father amongst mainly Cardiff fans would start mouthing off.

I can only guess that the witness statements back up your version of things.

It's all about reasonable force in a court of law. And a punch for some verbal isn't reasonable, if you can't give verbal back just stay out of it. If he is in your face urging you on the. Slap him for sure...

As for the 'Grassing up' I can't see what u see wrong with a few innocent good people doing the 'right thing'. If your part of a criminal underworld then grassing up is out of order, but I doubt very much u r or this situation comes close to it.

Bristol fan Matthew Holloway was said to have been either hit with a a forearm blow or been pushed, in front of his father,

So he got pushed or missed with a punch. A kick up the arse should have sufficed, not f*cking hanging him. To compare this petty incident to the tragedy at Wembley is a f*cking insult

Bristol fan Matthew Holloway was said to have been either hit with a a forearm blow or been pushed, in front of his father,

So he got pushed or missed with a punch. A kick up the arse should have sufficed, not f*cking hanging him. To compare this petty incident to the tragedy at Wembley is a f*cking insult

He certainly wasn't just pushed. A punch was thrown, whether he connected with forearm or fist there was a huge amount of claret. The point is once a punch of that force is thrown the consequences can be serious. Thankfully they weren't in this case.

Anybody who thinks it's right to hand over one of your own to the authorities is a rat.

Myself and most decent people do not like rats.

Rats are vermin.

I spit in all your faces

If you knew that "one of our own" had hit someone (completely unprovoked) and that feller he hit dropped like a sack of shit and next thing you knew was dead, would you turn the assailant in?
If not then you are not a decent person.
Be it as it is, the guy got assaulted for no just cause and he is now alright, but it doesnt make a difference if there was abit of blood or alot or he was paralysed or he was killed or he broke a bone......that doesnt matter in the slightest.....what matters is when its un-necessary assault then you do the right thing like "most decent people" and turn the b*stard in for such a stupid and cowardly attack.
Im sure if the boot was on the other foot you would want the assailant brought in after being on the receiving end of an unprovoked attack.

in this case the attacker was a coward so glad he's been caught.

Yes true, but not sure about Cardiff fans apprehending him for the Police or giving statements, but then again apparently I'm one of the ones who lives in a cave

i take my son to football and if he got attacked id be very happy that rival fans helped us out. then id find out the twats address through the courts and media and drive to where ever he/they lived and make their lives hell

Would you let your 23 year old son shout all kinds of abuse at rival supporters outside what is viewed as a derby match?

So he's alegedly mouthing off {although the police say it was an unprovoked attack) so that makes it ok to use violence FF's grow up

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Shocking behaviour, the City fans who made statements should be ashamed of themselves.

It's a sad day in the history of the club [/quote]


I'd have no quarms apprehending or giving a statement if I witnessed an unprovoked attack City fan or not. You make are the kind of Fukwitt this club is trying to get rid of, so do us all a favour and f**k off...!!

Cardiff City fans praised for helping in the arrest and making statments to the police? What the f**k is it coming to grassing each other ?

as in comment above to Jonny Rhythm

Cardiff City fans praised for helping in the arrest and making statments to the police? What the f**k is it coming to grassing each other ?

as in comment above to Jonny Rhythm

You've got a great name fair play

If any away supporters come to cardiff and gob off, they deserve a slap. They either show respect or face the consequences.

Grow up..!! f*cking pathetic

Anybody who thinks it's right to hand over one of your own to the authorities is a rat.

Myself and most decent people do not like rats.

Rats are vermin.

I spit in all your faces

Your not one of the 'Decent people' your an utter cock to be honest

And so the propaganda and hypocripsy begins

I was walking alongside this small group of Bristol City fans about 5-8 yards away from the away exit to where the attack took place by the railings, along with my 14 year old daughter and two other 15 year olds. At no point did I hear the Bristol fans utter anything, never mind try to wind up City fans. That is just a lie promulgated by idiots trying to justify this action which was cowardice in the extreme. The culprit was so brave he even threw the punch from slightly behind and to the side of the victim so he didn't even see it coming.

Don't distort the facts to make this incident look like a couple of like minded guys having a go at each other. The Bristol kid was not looking for trouble and therefore he should not have been subjected to it.

As City fans we know only too well what a stray punch can do, let's not try and condone this.[/quote]


Great Post as you said these tits make up a story to justify why it happened.. there you go from the horses mouth so to speak someone who was there and witnessed it first hand .. totally unprovoked attack... but some of you who sadly support the City are feckin brain dead morons and only tend to be the BIG man when your in a gang.. usually piss ants when your on your own ... !!