They have brought their guns today

Just walked by a couple of policemen with machine guns in the car park . Apparently there are more round the ground . Said to the ones I saw "expecting trouble ?"" I hope not "he replied ...... oh how we laughed ..

Get used to it Jimmy :hehe:

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Get used to it Jimmy :hehe:

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You are probably right . I don't recollect seeing guns at a uk game before . Not even Rangers and Celtic games .....

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You are probably right . I don't recollect seeing guns at a uk game before . Not even Rangers and Celtic games .....

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Who? and Who? :shrug:

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You are probably right . I don't recollect seeing guns at a uk game before . Not even Rangers and Celtic games .....

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Arsenal were swines for bringing guns

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Who? and Who? :shrug:

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There you are Steve .. Shall I put it in a language you might recognise ? Barry Town and Conwyn Keyes ...

It may be a more common thing in the lead up to the champions league final as it will be crawling with police that night as they are expecting like a million people into Cardiff for that!

A million to watch Real Madrid v Leicester , how bizarre 👍

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It may be a more common thing in the lead up to the champions league final as it will be crawling with police that night as they are expecting like a million people into Cardiff for that!

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Don't be foolish, Leeds aren't in the champions league this season.

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Don't be foolish, Leeds aren't in the champions league this season.

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Leeds fans bring their own guns .

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A million to watch Real Madrid v Leicester , how bizarre ��

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You silly sod!
Real Madrid might not make the final.

😂👍

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There you are Steve .. Shall I put it in a language you might recognise ? Barry Town and Conwyn Keyes ...

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:hehe:

Did you feel safer today Jim?

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Did you feel safer today Jim?

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It was a little surreal , I think you are right though , get used to it .

Fred The Skin took a sawn off to Luton away in 76.

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It was a little surreal , I think you are right though , get used to it .

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There will be a machine gun in your face when you are at the till in Tesco before long. :hehe:

It's all a bit clearer tonight. Theere were reports of two adults trying to buy 4 cans of Skol in Asda.

F*cking sub human scum.

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It's all a bit clearer tonight. Theere were reports of two adults trying to buy 4 cans of Skol in Asda.

F*cking sub human scum.

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Took a short cut through McDonalds as well

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Took a short cut through McDonalds as well

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Scum

There were police with machine guns there today, but the fekin jobsworth stewards were nowhere to be seen.

I'll take that all day long.

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It will become a much common occurrence.
So - why today then ? , 2 things I know - there are 2 groups of special forces stationed at St Athan ready to attend any incident by helicopter in the south wales area. Information found on a disk, which has subsequently been used by police as a roleplay of a live incident involved Roath Park. I dont wish to put the sh1ts up anybody, but security services are taking every threat seriously no matter whether it was found on a known individual or some wannabe radicalised kid. A large sports gathering is an easy target, in light of Berlin - they wouldnt even have to get into the stadium

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So wtf did they let that feckin plane circle overhead?

Calm down folks, the snoopers charter will protect us from danger.

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. I would not be at all surprised to see Sloper road having steel bollards being used at the end of games etc

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There was a police van parked across Sloper Road by the burger van after the match........never seen that before.....

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It will become a much common occurrence.
So - why today then ? , 2 things I know - there are 2 groups of special forces stationed at St Athan ready to attend any incident by helicopter in the south wales area. Information found on a disk, which has subsequently been used by police as a roleplay of a live incident involved Roath Park. I dont wish to put the sh1ts up anybody, but security services are taking every threat seriously no matter whether it was found on a known individual or some wannabe radicalised kid. A large sports gathering is an easy target, in light of Berlin - they wouldnt even have to get into the stadium

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and you know all this how?

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Calm down folks, the snoopers charter will protect us from danger.

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:hehe: I can see a new 'Terrorist' tax being implemented soon

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:hehe: I can see a new 'Terrorist' tax being implemented soon

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:hehe: Don't give them ideas.

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:hehe: Don't give them ideas.

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Well income tax was only introduced to fight the Napoleonic Wars, which I'm presuming are over now :furious:


Income Tax

Income tax was first implemented in Great Britain by William Pitt the Younger in his budget of December 1798 to pay for weapons and equipment in preparation for the Napoleonic Wars. Pitt's new graduated (progressive) income tax began at a levy of 2 old pence in the pound (1/120) on incomes over £60 (£5,696 as of 2015),[7] and increased up to a maximum of 2 shillings (10%) on incomes of over £200. Pitt hoped that the new income tax would raise £10 million, but actual receipts for 1799 totalled just over £6 million.[9]

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Well income tax was only introduced to fight the Napoleonic Wars, which I'm presuming are over now :furious:


Income Tax

Income tax was first implemented in Great Britain by William Pitt the Younger in his budget of December 1798 to pay for weapons and equipment in preparation for the Napoleonic Wars. Pitt's new graduated (progressive) income tax began at a levy of 2 old pence in the pound (1/120) on incomes over £60 (£5,696 as of 2015),[7] and increased up to a maximum of 2 shillings (10%) on incomes of over £200. Pitt hoped that the new income tax would raise £10 million, but actual receipts for 1799 totalled just over £6 million.[9]

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Why didn't they shoot that bloody plane down .

On a serious note we probably have a few loons living amongst us and the threat level must be high to sanction the positioning of armed officers at any event.

The more the merrier I say as long as our families get home safe.

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Fred The Skin took a sawn off to Luton away in 76.

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The lying bastard! I lived next door to him in 76, and when I asked if I could borrow a large hacksaw, he said he didn't have one !!

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The lying bastard! I lived next door to him in 76, and when I asked if I could borrow a large hacksaw, he said he didn't have one !!

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He used a junior one.

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Just walked by a couple of policemen with machine guns in the car park . Apparently there are more round the ground . Said to the ones I saw "expecting trouble ?"" I hope not "he replied ...... oh how we laughed ..

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Apparently Vincent Tan called SWP and told them to "shoooooot more"