most dangerous place in the world

Quoted from Biccys

Walking through a Black flag flying Shi'ite muslim area (it was meant to be out of bounds, but I got lost, alone, wearing a pair of very "Western" shorts and a NY Yankees baseball cap) in Bahrain was a bit un-nerving, but there are worse places.

surely your brain told you to take your hat off

Leeds slip road junction 4 on the M612 ( i think it was)

Outside the old Den as a 13 year old was pretty dangerous ...... never felt such genuine fear since, although a tear-up in a Maori bar in downturn Auckland back in 94' was a close thing!

Downtown Miami. When we were staying in Orlando we went over to Miami to see the Miami Dolphins, we were staying in Miami Beach but somehow we got lost and ended up in a right seedy area of Miami with a lot of rather unsavory looking characters walking the streets all tooled up. We soon hightailed it out of there.

most dangerous place in the world?

My wife's knickers.

Well, when she came home early from work and found me in them she went fucking ballistic and wouldn't stop hitting me.

On the urine around Shankill Road in Belfast about 15 years ago was perhaps a little nieve. Especially when the IRA come into the pub in full gear collecting for the "cause".

Quoted from Les Brechin

Downtown Miami. When we were staying in Orlando we went over to Miami to see the Miami Dolphins, we were staying in Miami Beach but somehow we got lost and ended up in a right seedy area of Miami with a lot of rather unsavory looking characters walking the streets all tooled up. We soon hightailed it out of there.

Was taken round Miami by an english DJ who was resident out there. Went into the cuban part and was told never to look straight at any of the women or else I may never look again.Very difficult some of them were exceptionally good looking.On the way back to the hotel we stopped off at a bar which was full of really really big blokes most of whom seemed to have a gun,but it must have been alright cos the sherriff was sat at the bar and his gun had a barrel that nearly reached his toes.Never thought, it would take him about an hour to get it out of the holster.Anyway stood talking to some of them when I realized they were all wearing little tricolour badges, orange, white and green. This was at the height of the Northern Ireland troubles you understand. Grabbed my DJ mate and beat a hasty retreat as soon as they started talking about their friends behind the wire. A very very scary night,still it got the adrenalin flowing.

Quoted from NorfolkImp

Outside the old Den as a 13 year old was pretty dangerous ...... never felt such genuine fear since, although a tear-up in a Maori bar in downturn Auckland back in 94' was a close thing!

out of all the" ORRIBLE" grounds to go to i never got to the old den but ive certainly had that feeling at maine rd,goodison and bgham

Quoted from dapperz fun pub

out of all the" ORRIBLE" grounds to go to i never got to the old den but ive certainly had that feeling at maine rd,goodison and bgham

I actually went in the home end at The Old Den once. My brother who lives in London works with a few Millwall fans. Tony Rees scored for us after 20 seconds without any Millwall player touching the ball. I went to jump up as instinct before I realised where I was.

Pub in Billingham,Cleveland,on some estate.Was full of 'Boro fans and when they heard my accent at the bar,i had the distinct feeling i was going to get battered.Beat a hasty retreat and luckily there was a taxi outside dropping someone off.Jumped in it just as half a dozen or more meatheads came out the place.

Never been so relieved in my life and gave my stupid mate a gobful for taking me there in the first place.He knows nothing of footy and rivalry and assured me all the locals were friendly.

We then went to a pub at the end of his street that he wouldn't use as he said it was rough.Made to feel welcome and had a great night.

We went to Redcar the next day and it made Clee look like the Copacabana.