| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. 09:50 - Oct 6 with 1435 views | brazil1981 |
Anyone see any trouble? Think a lot of the Norwich slopped off early! |  | | |  |
| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 09:55 - Oct 6 with 1362 views | NthQldITFC |
Sloppy being the operative part of the phrase. Very sloppy. Like runny dung. |  |
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| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 09:57 - Oct 6 with 1339 views | SitfcB |
Yeah they have it on lock down now, almost keep the fans totally separated.
Shame they don’t do the same up there, seem to treat them like royalty compared to us.
I was surprised there were no police to be seen at the train station and beyond at 7:40am though like usual. [Post edited 6 Oct 9:58]
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| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 09:57 - Oct 6 with 1337 views | Steve_M |
I was pleasantly surprised with the police presence, seemed much more proportionate this year as opposed to riot gear, horses and helicopter.
I did go back to the pub rather than to the station straight after the game though. |  |
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| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 09:58 - Oct 6 with 1322 views | GavTWTD |
Think I'll just put this here:
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| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 10:00 - Oct 6 with 1272 views | Broadbent23 |
Clever management of policing. Although it took longer to walk back to the station. In the distant past us Town supporters could not leave the ground until the away supporters had been escorted off the premises. | |
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| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 10:03 - Oct 6 with 1210 views | _clive_baker_ |
| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 10:00 - Oct 6 by Broadbent23 |
Clever management of policing. Although it took longer to walk back to the station. In the distant past us Town supporters could not leave the ground until the away supporters had been escorted off the premises. |
Sort of happened naturally yesterday anyway. Norwich fans couldn't wait to get out, and by the time our squad had left the pitch they were probably passing through Diss. |  | | |
| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 10:06 - Oct 6 with 1144 views | Swansea_Blue |
Slightly disappointing the bogs didn't get any protection. RIP bog. |  |
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| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 10:13 - Oct 6 with 1077 views | PrideOfTheEast |
| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 09:57 - Oct 6 by SitfcB |
Yeah they have it on lock down now, almost keep the fans totally separated.
Shame they don’t do the same up there, seem to treat them like royalty compared to us.
I was surprised there were no police to be seen at the train station and beyond at 7:40am though like usual. [Post edited 6 Oct 9:58]
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The difference in policing for the home/away game is laughable. We don't even officially have the townhouse (or whatever it's called) as a pub do we! [Post edited 6 Oct 10:14]
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| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 10:19 - Oct 6 with 1008 views | NthQldITFC |
| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 09:58 - Oct 6 by GavTWTD |
Think I'll just put this here:
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Does he not realise that all he's doing is metaphorically and very publicly showing his pain at having a very small and oddly shaped one? | |
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| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 10:51 - Oct 6 with 722 views | football |
That lot get treated like royalty down here and we get treated like scum up there. They have a pub and direct route to the station, whereas we were made to walk a bloody long way round and wait for trains meaning we got away later. Up there, we aren't given a pub and have to go to the train station even if you don't want to. | | | |
| Seems like Police did a decent job of keeping fans apart. on 11:05 - Oct 6 with 612 views | FlittonBlue |
Saw one flare thrown at the thick blue line between the home and away sections outside the Cobbold 45 mins before the start - rozzers just shrugged as it rolled under the paddy wagon (can we say that?), think in previous years they may have got their truncheons out! [Post edited 6 Oct 11:11]
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