Ninian Stand last night

Is it just me, or was the Ninian stand FULL of 10 year olds last night?

I sat there where my usual seat is on my season ticket... Yet I was surrounded by kids shouting abuse at the away fans and making racist remarks towards players...

One boy, probably about 12 was shouting over asking some of the away fans outside, saying 'Cmon you black c*nt, let's go outside and i'll rip that black skin off!'
IMHO this is ridiculous, why is it that young kids feel the need to make attempts at being hooligans? They were outside smoking too, kids as young as 10 having fags!!

Anyone else see this?? Comments??

They ain't bought up they have been dragged up. For the last 10 -20 years every one moaned back then that there are uncontrollable feral kids out there and one day they will have kids Que what you saw last night.
These kids need to know respect and how to behave, that Chief what you saw last night isn't a CCFC problem its a society problem.

Please don't tarr us all.

I hate this sort of thing. Kids thinking they're hard just because they're behind a fence separated by about 30 feet from the people they're offering out. Some people want the police/stewards and barriers up, it means they can give it all the mouth, look hard in front of their mates yet not actually have to do anything to back that mouth up. Yet they think they're the next big noise in the world of the football hooligan. Thing is, to us older lads, they just look stupid

I hate this sort of thing. Kids thinking they're hard just because they're behind a fence separated by about 30 feet from the people they're offering out. Some people want the police/stewards and barriers up, it means they can give it all the mouth, look hard in front of their mates yet not actually have to do anything to back that mouth up. Yet they think they're the next big noise in the world of the football hooligan. Thing is, to us older lads, they just look stupid

They look stupid too me also!!

I hate this sort of thing. Kids thinking they're hard just because they're behind a fence separated by about 30 feet from the people they're offering out. Some people want the police/stewards and barriers up, it means they can give it all the mouth, look hard in front of their mates yet not actually have to do anything to back that mouth up. Yet they think they're the next big noise in the world of the football hooligan. Thing is, to us older lads, they just look stupid

They look stupid too me also!!

You seem to know what acceptable behaviour is, Thomas

Please don't tarr us all.

Yeah our Billy aint foul mouthed!! are you Billy ?

I hate this sort of thing. Kids thinking they're hard just because they're behind a fence separated by about 30 feet from the people they're offering out. Some people want the police/stewards and barriers up, it means they can give it all the mouth, look hard in front of their mates yet not actually have to do anything to back that mouth up. Yet they think they're the next big noise in the world of the football hooligan. Thing is, to us older lads, they just look stupid

They look stupid too me also!!

You seem to know what acceptable behaviour is, Thomas

Everyone loves a bit of Banter but being racist just takes it way over the top.

Probably the same bunch of lads fighting amongst themselves aswell?
This generation could well beone of the worst ever and it disgusts me that they seem to find racism funny etc.

I was around them too. It was embarressing! Acting all hard and when they pushed their mate on the floor and barged me they couldn't have apologised quicker.

I was around them too. It was embarressing! Acting all hard and when they pushed their mate on the floor and barged me they couldn't have apologised quicker.

I noticed that haha. You have to watch thier the 'YOOF'

So how come the stewards wernt sorting them but , probably too busy asking the fans to take the flags down instead

Probably the same bunch of lads fighting amongst themselves aswell?
This generation could well beone of the worst ever and it disgusts me that they seem to find racism funny etc.

Also possibly the same ones that lit fires etc in Penydarren Park 3 years ago

So how come the stewards wernt sorting them but , probably too busy asking the fans to take the flags down instead

The stewards did walk up once or twice but were laughed off by quite a few..

I reported the racial comments to the stewards at half time, but they had a 'not my problem' attitude on them

Please don't tarr us all.

I'm not much older than you fishy , but like yourself and most others, i know where the line is

a bit of banter between fans is harmless, but racism is too far

Is it just me, or was the Ninian stand FULL of 10 year olds last night?

I sat there where my usual seat is on my season ticket... Yet I was surrounded by kids shouting abuse at the away fans and making racist remarks towards players...

One boy, probably about 12 was shouting over asking some of the away fans outside, saying 'Cmon you black c*nt, let's go outside and i'll rip that black skin off!'
IMHO this is ridiculous, why is it that young kids feel the need to make attempts at being hooligans? They were outside smoking too, kids as young as 10 having fags!!

Anyone else see this?? Comments??

They are an embarrassment to CCFC. However idiotic 12-16 year olds is a society problem brought on by parents who don't teach discipline and also refuse to accept the facts that their children are troublemakers.
There are 2 social groups involved.
1 The very rich who think that the sun shines out of little ruperts arse and he can do no wrong
2 The benefit scrounging never worked brigade who live comfortably watching Jezza Kyle, smoking lamberts and drinking special brew all paid for by us tax payers

your all getting old and over reacting. trhey are no worse than the young skins, bootboys and casuals of years ago. every generation has them. im sure not all of you were perfect teenagers i know i wasn't

your all getting old and over reacting. they are no worse than the young skins, boot boys and casuals of years ago. every generation has them. im sure not all of you were perfect teenagers i know i wasn't

You have an excellent point there MB. In the early 80s while up watching the Man City game the supporters on that bus chucked bananas at a black couple walking besides the bus. that was 28 years ago.
In the 70s was the skinheads, read the reports from the Man U game that was about 36 years ago.
So lets put this in perspective we wasn't angels in our youth and we done ten times worse in our era. So much so what happened last night would of been nothing in fact we were a lot lot worse.
Yes in today's politically correct ways you cant do that but we can not hold the moral high ground with our generation.
We are sounding hypocritical SORRY.

I was in my season ticket seat last night which is right by the away fans and I was cringing at the majority of people around me. Most of them thought they were hooligans and a lot of them didn't have a clue about football even.

There was this kid about 12 at the oldest and he was dressed in all the gear and thought he was rambo or someone.

PS: Fish, the kid I am talking about was in front of you. I was about 4 rows below you.

I was in my season ticket seat last night which is right by the away fans and I was cringing at the majority of people around me. Most of them thought they were hooligans and a lot of them didn't have a clue about football even.

There was this kid about 12 at the oldest and he was dressed in all the gear and thought he was rambo or someone.

PS: Fish, the kid I am talking about was in front of you. I was about 4 rows below you.

I know, he was wearing the Barbour jacket.. he was actually fighting outside the ground with a kid from his school

I had a group of 4 16 years old (I'd guess) sat behind me, nothing wrong with any thing they shouted etc, but it was quite funny that between the chants etc they were discussing which stand was the Canton stand...

Maestegblue, you've got it in one Anyone of a certain age who thinks we used to be better behaved either looks at things through rose tinted glasses or spent their childhood locked in their bedroom.Personally i think it was a lot worse in the 70's & 80's.Anyone remember the boot boys? The pontypridd Muni was a war zone on a friday evening & there used to be everything from queer bashing to so called Paki bashing. Football offs were for real with literally hundreds involved .Agreed there's some rotten to the core now but i think the violence was a lot less verbal then.

we were all kids once there's no real harm leave them to it but racism is a bit much,but hay theyre just kids give them a break we all been there once in our lives.

Maestegblue, you've got it in one Anyone of a certain age who thinks we used to be better behaved either looks at things through rose tinted glasses or spent their childhood locked in their bedroom.Personally i think it was a lot worse in the 70's & 80's.Anyone remember the boot boys? The pontypridd Muni was a war zone on a friday evening & there used to be everything from queer bashing to so called Paki bashing. Football offs were for real with literally hundreds involved .Agreed there's some rotten to the core now but i think the violence was a lot less verbal then.

The difference between the 70's and now is that we didn't have any fences or stewards between us and "them", just a few coppers, we were literally 10-15 ft apart, if you wanted "an off" then you normally got it.

we were all kids once there's no real harm leave them to it but racism is a bit much,but hay theyre just kids give them a break we all been there once in our lives.

spot on. clap down on the racism by having a word with the kids and not grassing them up (as some on another thread have said, f*cking snakes) but the youngsters winding up the away fans and having a laugh thats what got most of us into going down the city regular in the 70's and 80's.. coz it sure wasn't the shit we had to watch on the pitch

Maestegblue, you've got it in one Anyone of a certain age who thinks we used to be better behaved either looks at things through rose tinted glasses or spent their childhood locked in their bedroom.Personally i think it was a lot worse in the 70's & 80's.Anyone remember the boot boys? The pontypridd Muni was a war zone on a friday evening & there used to be everything from queer bashing to so called Paki bashing. Football offs were for real with literally hundreds involved .Agreed there's some rotten to the core now but i think the violence was a lot less verbal then.

The difference between the 70's and now is that we didn't have any fences or stewards between us and "them", just a few coppers, we were literally 10-15 ft apart, if you wanted "an off" then you normally got it.

true mate i was an eighties boy and we had fences but it didn't stop us outside

I had a group of 4 16 years old (I'd guess) sat behind me, nothing wrong with any thing they shouted etc, but it was quite funny that between the chants etc they were discussing which stand was the Canton stand...

we all had to start somewhere

your all getting old and over reacting. they are no worse than the young skins, boot boys and casuals of years ago. every generation has them. im sure not all of you were perfect teenagers i know i wasn't

You have an excellent point there MB. In the early 80s while up watching the Man City game the supporters on that bus chucked bananas at a black couple walking besides the bus. that was 28 years ago.
In the 70s was the skinheads, read the reports from the Man U game that was about 36 years ago.
So lets put this in perspective we wasn't angels in our youth and we done ten times worse in our era. So much so what happened last night would of been nothing in fact we were a lot lot worse.
Yes in today's politically correct ways you cant do that but we can not hold the moral high ground with our generation.
We are sounding hypocritical SORRY.

Two good posts, I don`t agree with any form of racial abuse, perhaps its up to us older City fans to educate them, on this having a word etc. I would always listen to the older heads in my teenage years (very distant now addmitedley) But a bit of banter between fans and posing etc, come on we were all young once. Has for fighting among themselves this was quite usual behaviourat Ninian Park in the 70`s.

your all getting old and over reacting. they are no worse than the young skins, boot boys and casuals of years ago. every generation has them. im sure not all of you were perfect teenagers i know i wasn't

You have an excellent point there MB. In the early 80s while up watching the Man City game the supporters on that bus chucked bananas at a black couple walking besides the bus. that was 28 years ago.
In the 70s was the skinheads, read the reports from the Man U game that was about 36 years ago.
So lets put this in perspective we wasn't angels in our youth and we done ten times worse in our era. So much so what happened last night would of been nothing in fact we were a lot lot worse.
Yes in today's politically correct ways you cant do that but we can not hold the moral high ground with our generation.
We are sounding hypocritical SORRY.

Two good posts, I don`t agree with any form of racial abuse, perhaps its up to us older City fans to educate them, on this having a word etc. I would always listen to the older heads in my teenage years (very distant now addmitedley) But a bit of banter between fans and posing etc, come on we were all young once. Has for fighting among themselves this was quite usual behaviourat Ninian Park in the 70`s.

I remember like yesterday what it was like in the 80s. City fans singing god save the Queen and then sieg heiling straight after. The chanting was racist the monkey sounds and before everyone comes on here saying i didn't do that i had been to away games that every man and his dog was doing it. Except me of coarse .

there are some kids out there who must have seemed to forget that the hooligan era is over ? I'm 16 myself and go to enjoy the game for a great atmosphere. Butt some people ruin it for other and makes our generation look bad. Like i said the hooligan era is over and these day you hardly hear of fighting in football games. Like it used to be in the 80s 90 even !!