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Leeds v Millwall Play Offs....
These two are going to be playing each other home and away over the next couple of weeks and no doubt there will be trouble before, during and after these games
Should the FA act now and threaten both clubs with expulsion of promotion when the fans riot?
Should the FA act now and threaten both clubs with expulsion of promotion when the fans riot?
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omg i remember that day when some of the First Leeds buses windows were all smashed, it was pretty scare walking past the football fans chanting and singing and banging on the buses window full of football fans whilst going past me slowly.
Elvis, im sure the police will be more prepared this time round! there werent many troubles though, just a dozen of drunks causing trouble and a half a dozen of damaged buses. Last time they met, the police had to keep all the millwall fans in the stadium until all the leeds fans had gone away.
there was a program about polices etc on telly few months ago and showed how the police controlled the troubles.
Elvis, im sure the police will be more prepared this time round! there werent many troubles though, just a dozen of drunks causing trouble and a half a dozen of damaged buses. Last time they met, the police had to keep all the millwall fans in the stadium until all the leeds fans had gone away.
there was a program about polices etc on telly few months ago and showed how the police controlled the troubles.
ELVIS:
Alright, the Leeds and Millwall fans end up rioting during the first leg, so what do you do?
1. Expel both immediately?
2. Get the next two teams, Tranmere and Southend to have a play off instead. Their fans also riot: then what?
3. The remaining game between MK Dons and Scunthorpe also results in rioting. Do they also get expelled?
Where does this all end? It's a crazy idea which could never work. Do you actually believe that the sort of idiots who cause these punch-ups are bothered about warnings? Because they are the problem, not the actual football clubs.
Going by your logic, if FIFA and UEFA adopted such practice, England would have been banned from numerous World Cups and European Championships in fairly recent years, wouldn't they?
Alright, the Leeds and Millwall fans end up rioting during the first leg, so what do you do?
1. Expel both immediately?
2. Get the next two teams, Tranmere and Southend to have a play off instead. Their fans also riot: then what?
3. The remaining game between MK Dons and Scunthorpe also results in rioting. Do they also get expelled?
Where does this all end? It's a crazy idea which could never work. Do you actually believe that the sort of idiots who cause these punch-ups are bothered about warnings? Because they are the problem, not the actual football clubs.
Going by your logic, if FIFA and UEFA adopted such practice, England would have been banned from numerous World Cups and European Championships in fairly recent years, wouldn't they?
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