Chelsea in Paris...

**Jimmy the Jock** · 19-02-15, 09:44

Originally Posted by lardy wrote on Thu, 19 February 2015 09:42

Will the moderate Chelsea fans openly condemn the extremists?

Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock wrote on Thu, 19 February 2015 09:40

Yeah they should apologies for them.....

Originally Posted by lardy wrote on Thu, 19 February 2015 08:04

If they don't speak out they are part of the problem, like Cameron said.

I was on the same sheet.

**Since62** · 19-02-15, 10:02

Originally Posted by protex blue wrote on Wed, 18 February 2015 09:50

Neanderthals. Stuff like that really, really grinds my gears. Poor man was probably just trying to get on the same train he gets on every day, yet these cockney chimps think it's acceptable to prevent him from doing so. Disgusting.

Originally Posted by Ragnar Lothbrok wrote on Wed, 18 February 2015 08:57

Technically "Chelsea fans" are not Cockney as they are not from the East End of London and not born with in the sound of Bow Bells.

And the Bow bells are not in the East End either

**Optimistic Nick** · 19-02-15, 10:20

Originally Posted by Llanedeyrnblue wrote on Wed, 18 February 2015 19:07

Embarrassing more than anything. If the club can find them then great but it annoys me how these things become racist Chelsea fans rather than just racists as to be fair they aren't exactly representing Chelsea and I'm sure they don't just turn into racists on public transport after an away match.

Originally Posted by Trigger wrote on Wed, 18 February 2015 19:03

I have a feeling any male between 16-70 wouldn't have been allowed on by them.

Feel free to share...

**Charlie** · 19-02-15, 12:42

UKIP connection made,didnt take long.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2959280/Former-publi c-schoolboy-season-ticket-holder-one-fans-train-racist-footb all-thugs-claims-friend-Twitter.html

**Riled Taff** · 19-02-15, 12:52

Originally Posted by Charlie wrote on Thu, 19 February 2015 12:42

UKIP connection made,didnt take long.

http://www.ccmb.co.uk/fudforum/index.php?t=msg&th=403112 &goto=4409672&rid=3110#msg_4409672

**Optimistic Nick** · 19-02-15, 13:11

"he is a 21-year old little boy". Not exactly what you want your boss saying about you.

The problem they are going to have is that, presumably, only one person did the pushing. The rest can just say they were there at the same time. The problem I would have with that is that if there is one or maybe two who are clearly doing the pushing, then what on earth were these scared little 21-year olds doing? If there are loads of them that were disgusted about it, why did they do nothing? Scum, or cowards. If he really is the only one that was not involved then that's different, but why not move? Or get off the train?

**Dave Blue** · 19-02-15, 20:37

Although viewed from afar, the film clearly shows this guy doing the shoving as he nearly falls out of the train afterwards.

**Jordi Culé** · 19-02-15, 20:54

Originally Posted by Dave Blue wrote on Thu, 19 February 2015 20:37

Although viewed from afar, the film clearly shows this guy doing the shoving as he nearly falls out of the train afterwards.

Fair play to Chelsea, they've already suspended three people but given a fourth the captaincy and a new years contract.

**AlwaysAway** · 20-02-15, 12:29

I think you will find the whole event was set up by the press.

The Neanderthal doing the pushing will amazingly turn out to be a member of UKIP.

They will use tactics like this to stop the groundswell under our Nigel.

MY POST FROM EARLIER.
I CALLED THIS WELL I THINK.
The fact all the others are labour supporters is not newsworthy!

**lardy** · 21-02-15, 11:20

Chelsea fans now being critical of the guy on twitter as he's not interested in going to Stamford Bridge.

It's a weird offer, really. You've been abused by half a dozen of our fans, come sit with 40,000. If I was abused by galatasaray fans in my own city, I probably wouldn't want a high profile visit there. It's his choice, anyway. Don't know why fans have to take their clubs side on everything.

**Taunton Blue Genie** · 21-02-15, 11:49

Originally Posted by lardy wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 11:20

Chelsea fans now being critical of the guy on twitter as he's not interested in going to Stamford Bridge.

I don't see what was weird about the offer. The point of the offer being that the vast majority of fans are not of the same mentality of those who subjected the guy to such behaviour.

**lardy** · 21-02-15, 12:38

Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 11:49

Chelsea fans now being critical of the guy on twitter as he's not interested in going to Stamford Bridge.

Originally Posted by lardy wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 11:20

It's a weird offer, really. You've been abused by half a dozen of our fans, come sit with 40,000. If I was abused by galatasaray fans in my own city, I probably wouldn't want a high profile visit there. It's his choice, anyway. Don't know why fans have to take their clubs side on everything.

He doesn't want to go, now he's getting criticised by the same fans.

**Taunton Blue Genie** · 21-02-15, 12:57

Originally Posted by lardy wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 12:38

Chelsea fans now being critical of the guy on twitter as he's not interested in going to Stamford Bridge.

Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 11:49

It's a weird offer, really. You've been abused by half a dozen of our fans, come sit with 40,000. If I was abused by galatasaray fans in my own city, I probably wouldn't want a high profile visit there. It's his choice, anyway. Don't know why fans have to take their clubs side on everything.

Originally Posted by lardy wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 11:20

I don't see what was weird about the offer. The point of the offer being that the vast majority of fans are not of the same mentality of those who subjected the guy to such behaviour.

Not everyone at any particular club indulges in boorish behaviour.

**lardy** · 21-02-15, 13:29

Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 12:57

Chelsea fans now being critical of the guy on twitter as he's not interested in going to Stamford Bridge.

Originally Posted by lardy wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 12:38

It's a weird offer, really. You've been abused by half a dozen of our fans, come sit with 40,000. If I was abused by galatasaray fans in my own city, I probably wouldn't want a high profile visit there. It's his choice, anyway. Don't know why fans have to take their clubs side on everything.

Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 11:49

I don't see what was weird about the offer. The point of the offer being that the vast majority of fans are not of the same mentality of those who subjected the guy to such behaviour.

Originally Posted by lardy wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 11:20

Is it important that he has his faith on Chelsea fans restored?

Chelsea did the big stuff right, Jose condemning it, banning fans implicated etc. To me, inviting him to sit in the box so everyone can look at him is weird. Can't think of many other parallels for victims of crime.

**Taunton Blue Genie** · 21-02-15, 15:59

Originally Posted by lardy wrote on Sat, 21 February 2015 13:29