To whom it may concern

Quoted from Civvy at last

I have no problem with you calling out those people which you can actually  identify as being hooligans. I take offence that my 21year old son, currently serving with the RAF and far better behaved thanI was at his age, being labelled a ‘drunken, coke snorting, bell end because he chooses to  buy designer clothes !!
Have a go by all means. But make sure you’re having a go at those who deserve it !!

You need to read what I have written again. As at no point have I said that all Primark with a badge people cause trouble, however, all those that do cause trouble do wear that clothing. If you dress like a clown, rightly and wrongly some people will assume you are a clown.

I will never understand why you would ever wear clothing that was born out of the casual movement still ingrained in the casual movement. It's not like it is nice clothing.

Feel free to twist this tweet as well to suit your narrative.

Quoted from TheRealJohnLewis

however, all those that do cause trouble do wear that clothing.

It’s at this point I give up.

I dress really badly and have no fashion sense at all, where does this leave me in the hooligan stakes?

I also dress like a tramp, which is good because it means I'm less bothered by all the blood stains I pick up brawling at the weekend.

Just walked to my local co-op wearing my CP jacket (no goggles), Lois jeans (remember them?) and Adidas trainers. I was feeling ok until I realised I should have smashed the place up

dont need designer clothes too be a bell end ,just call yourself the real then any players name and BINGO instant judgemental ar&ehole,what a muppet

Quoted from TheRealJohnLewis

I would say fans being bell ends leads to restrictive and abusive policing practices rather than some people on a message board making assumptions about the casual culture/hooligans that has plagued football for years.

Yeah and you’d still sound like a div. This person nearly got turfed out of a city for the crime of wearing trainers. People like you would’ve cheered as the undesirables were herded onto trains in WW2 I imagine!

Quoted from mariner91

I dress really badly and have no fashion sense at all, where does this leave me in the hooligan stakes?

Gang Leader. You're in disguise.

No offense meant.

Quoted from TheRealJohnLewis

You need to read what I have written again. As at no point have I said that all Primark with a badge people cause trouble, however, all those that do cause trouble do wear that clothing. If you dress like a clown, rightly and wrongly some people will assume you are a clown.

I will never understand why you would ever wear clothing that was born out of the casual movement still ingrained in the casual movement. It's not like it is nice clothing.


Feel free to twist this tweet as well to suit your narrative.

Are you attempting in a round about way to promote the wearing of sensible attire from a department store to promote ones level within society?

Quoted from ska face

Yeah and you’d still sound like a div. This person nearly got turfed out of a city for the crime of wearing trainers. People like you would’ve cheered as the undesirables were herded onto trains in WW2 I imagine!

Your assumption would be extremely wrong. I lived next to Bergen/Belsen concentration camp, and your stupid comment makes you look like a complete sharp object.

People like me don't want drunken buffoon fighting and causing trouble at football matches, but you can make up as much excrement as you want out of my posts if it makes you feel better about yourself.