bohs soccer casuals

[ndrog]

The BSC were in top form last night causing mayhem on west st in Drogheda .The 2 front windows of gleesons pub were smashed to pieces .The pub was full of old people and folks in for a drink after work .This was before kick off .they then had a huge scrap in the bus depot .Thats a good nights work lads, well done

[Dalymountrower]

Presumably you`ve passed this information on to the Gardai? Did you witness any single incident your referring to?Were these people at the match ? Were they wearing Bohs colours ? You Know that they are connected to Bohs, how?
Who were they fighting in the Bus Depot, Bohs Fans waiting for a bus? Drogs fans who just happened to be congregating at the bus depot?

The mods on this MB need to get the finger out and seperate the hearsay from the facts before allowing such inflammatory posts. I have no problem with highlighting the unacceptable face of EL "FANS" behaviour, once the behaviour is directly witnessed by a poster
........jaysus I sound like a hoop

[Docboy]

See no, hear, no, speak no.............

[Giby]

Total scum ! The barman in Gleesons locked the door after they put two slabs of concrete through the windows, a lad coming back from the bookies next door got locked out and done over the head with a lump of concrete. He was in a bad way and had to be kept in hospital. Pub full of old ladies and aul lads. The Garda were a joke again last night, two of them escorting about 50 of the scumbags through town. What happened at the bus depot ?

[Dalymountrower]

Drogheda Hooligans
Views: 8,839 Posted By ndrog
Yes .. wasnt there , didnt see it .We have an...

Yes .. wasnt there , didnt see it


does that mean you witnessed last nights events ndrog?

[Dyl10]

Police were seen with battons out and using them after the game

[Giby]

Why does it matter to you if Ndrog witnessed it. My mate was in Gleesons sitting at the window when a slab came through one of the windows and I know the lad that got his head split open because he'd the misfortune of getting locked out when the b.s.c. scum were running amok. Unfortunatly West St. is like a construction site at the moment so it played into the hands of these *******. I can't comment on what happened at the depot but I saw about 40 or 50 of the mighty b.s.c. marching down George's St. after the game giving it loads abusing anyone in their vicinity, clearly looking for it, so I would'nt be suprised if anything happened over West St. or at the depot.

[bohs til i die]

The BSC were in top form last night causing mayhem on west st in Drogheda .The 2 front windows of gleesons pub were smashed to pieces .The pub was full of old people and folks in for a drink after work .This was before kick off .they then had a huge scrap in the bus depot .Thats a good nights work lads, well done

I dont really know what the point of your post is but these incidents occured in the Town, well away from the ground, therefore they are public order issues, nothing else.

[Aaron]

I dont really know what the point of your post is but these incidents occured in the Town, well away from the ground, therefore they are public order issues, nothing else.

Still Bohs fans though, therefore if it got into newspapers or any media, it would tarnish Bohs as a club and also a majority of their fans who arnt like this.

[Shedzer]

Who are these BSC'S?? And what gives them the right to call themselves 'casuals'?? This makes me laugh, now in Ireland we have a 'firm' calling themselves casuals and trying to emulate our neighbours across the water.

Do these BSC's think they are a force? If so, they need a reality check, hooligans in Ireland are them epuppy dogs with pink ribbons in other England, Turkey or Argentina... Their a disgrace to themselves and Irish soccer.

[GavinZac]

Do these BSC's think they are a force? If so, they need a reality check, hooligans in Ireland are them epuppy dogs with pink ribbons in other England, Turkey or Argentina... Their a disgrace to themselves and Irish soccer.

i might be a bit confused - i hope so, anyway - but are you saying they are a disgrace because they aren't as violent as English/Turkish/Argentine hooligans?

[osarusan]

i might be a bit confused - i hope so, anyway - but are you saying they are a disgrace because they aren't as violent as English/Turkish/Argentine hooligans?

Pretty sure he's saying that they are a disgrace for trying to create a hooligan culture where none has really prevailed historically, especially in these modern times when other leagues are trying to get rid of their hooligan culture.

[B-Stand]

Who are these BSC'S?? And what gives them the right to call themselves 'casuals'?? This makes me laugh, now in Ireland we have a 'firm' calling themselves casuals and trying to emulate our neighbours across the water.

Now? Irrespective of the rights and wrongs of the BSC, they are not a new phenomenon, they are on the go since 1992 or thereabouts...

[harry crumb]

BSC....Sad Sad Sad.

Clubs like Bohs should learn from support of Sligo, Cork and Derry.

[sonofstan]

Not sure if 'none has prevailed historically' either - my memory of the '70s is that there was a fair bit of footie related thuggery. As Billy Lord pointed out here recently, Dublin was a pretty violent place back then, and, while the violence wasn't centred around football it did leak in, I think.

It's odd, but, despite all the hysteria about 'Dublin Gangland' and so on now, i think the odds of getting your head kicked in randomly was much higher back when the city centre was dark and deserted at night; I certainly remember fairly fearsome skin and bootboy mobs in Cabra West and East Wall, and i know I avoided certain parts of town much more than I would now

[BohsPartisan]

I heard from a Drogs fan that they were thrown out of the pub after some old lads drinking in the pub started on them.
Total scumbags anyway. Saw them walking down windmill lane after the game and there was only 5 Gardaí three of the women, policing them. When will the Drogheda cops learn?
As for learning from Cork, you must be joking!

[DRDoc]

I dont really know what the point of your post is but these incidents occured in the Town, well away from the ground, therefore they are public order issues, nothing else.

For feck sake

So nothing to do with football I suspose?

What i would say is that given that a large number of Bohs fans couldnt get tickets - I presume those with them are actual club members?/season ticket holders?

So it would seem its genuine fans of the club that some of the problems are with?

These is more of a serious problem than casuals coming along now and again for nothing but trouble

These, it would seem, are paid up club members - if thats the case there is no chance of the Bohs scum/hooligan problem ever going away unless the club take some action

If im wrong on this Im sure some decent bohs fans will point it out and set me straight

[GavinZac]

As for learning from Cork, you must be joking!

when do we ever cause trouble? we dont even have schooligans, let alone casuals.

[harry crumb]

I heard from a Drogs fan that they were thrown out of the pub after some old lads drinking in the pub started on them.
Total scumbags anyway. Saw them walking down windmill lane after the game and there was only 5 Gardaí three of the women, policing them. When will the Drogheda cops learn?
As for learning from Cork, you must be joking!

My experience of being a City fan is that, we go to away matches, plenty of colour, a few pints, singing banter, go home.

[GavinZac]

My experience of being a City fan is that, we go to away matches, plenty of colour, a few pints, singing banter, go home.

we also must have one of the evenest gender ratios in travelling support around. nearly half, at least a quarter of the bus i was on last night was girls and kids, and not your average inchicore jacinta with hooped earings for weopans either.