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They should be kicked out !!! Never come back in they given barrow football club a bad name

The kids that think there some kind of firm are an embarrassment, a good 10 of them shit themselves when a Blackburn lad jumped the segregation and the rest of them looked bewildered when a small amount of true Barrow fans ushered them off,they think there untouchable behind the segregation but a good 95% would shit themselves in a confrontation

RodneyTrotter wrote:The kids that think there some kind of firm are an embarrassment, a good 10 of them shit themselves when a Blackburn lad jumped the segregation and the rest of them looked bewildered when a small amount of true Barrow fans ushered them off,they think there untouchable behind the segregation but a good 95% would shit themselves in a confrontation

A good kick in one of these days and they will end up learning the hard way

Jameston1 wrote:The kids need to stop trying to cause trouble. Creating a bad name for themselves and the club

Yep absolute disgrace
Blackburn fans came and sat with us in the stands as they had kids with them.
They said the Barrow fans ? (Kids) were swearing and causing trouble.
Trouble is our stewards just let them. Very simple to sort this one. Ban them all.

For goodness sake. Would they just [SwearFilter] off

Not defending the barrow fans in the slightest but if a Blackburn fan was the one who jumped the segregation and ran over to land a punch, surely they share at least some of the blame? There's a big difference between shouting some nasty things and running over two fences to punch people.

I was a bit out of the way and couldn't really see what was going on mind.

Jameston1 wrote:

Bluebird_john wrote:
Oh please don't tell me.. in a friendly?

The Blackburn fans in the stand were impressed with the way the decent Barrow fans sorted the nursery out. I think the one Blackburn lad would have sorted them all by himself cos we all laughed at the wet behind the ears group trying to take on real men from the safety of a barrier. They wouldn't have knocked the skin off a rice pudding.
Strutting back up past the rezza trying to revel in the specatacle they made of themselves. I bet their nappies were wet when he jumped that barrier. It was great to see the away support turning up in great numbers.
Anyway a decent showing by the Barrow teams and that number 14 did play well and was on for most of the game and given a good round of applause when substituted. For a first outing it is very promising.
Now for our International match on Tuesday with a 6-30 kick off---I will have to keep reminding myself!!!!!

Ste Story wrote:Not defending the barrow fans in the slightest but if a Blackburn fan was the one who jumped the segregation and ran over to land a punch, surely they share at least some of the blame? There's a big difference between shouting some nasty things and running over two fences to punch people.

I was a bit out of the way and couldn't really see what was going on mind.

I could.

If you have a group of youths throwing things and shouting personal abuse for 60 minutes then I don't blame him.....

Ste Story wrote:Not defending the barrow fans in the slightest but if a Blackburn fan was the one who jumped the segregation and ran over to land a punch, surely they share at least some of the blame? There's a big difference between shouting some nasty things and running over two fences to punch people.

I was a bit out of the way and couldn't really see what was going on mind.

Agree 100% Ste. But someone at the ground said they had seen a photo of the kids on facebook earlier calling themselves the firm etc. They go to try and stir stuff up. Like you say the Blackburn fan jumping the fence must take some of the blame but there's almost always a root cause to a reaction

A group of barrow kids outside the ground threw a punch at a lone Blackburn fan, who then got backed up by barrow fans whilst the kids went scuttling away

I think this kind of attention is only going to encourage them. Back to the game? Any players / trialists stand out in particular?

Jameston1 wrote:

Ste Story wrote:Not defending the barrow fans in the slightest but if a Blackburn fan was the one who jumped the segregation and ran over to land a punch, surely they share at least some of the blame? There's a big difference between shouting some nasty things and running over two fences to punch people.

I was a bit out of the way and couldn't really see what was going on mind.

Agree 100% Ste. But someone at the ground said they had seen a photo of the kids on facebook earlier calling themselves the firm etc. They go to try and stir stuff up. Like you say the Blackburn fan jumping the fence must take some of the blame but there's almost always a root cause to a reaction

If anyone has a link to this photo of "the firm" post it on here so we can see if we know em. Just for safety reasons like, don't want to get beaten up next time I go to Little Subs.

The club has a great opportunity to sort this out early now....it's the same kids week in, week out, causing the trouble so why not ban the lot now??

Fair play to the adults who said enough is enough and dealt with it, but it's only a matter of time until someone is seriously hurt! Either by a flying bottle, or an away support gets hold of one of these kids and gives them a real doing over.

It's an embarrassment on the club, and it's an embarrassment for Barrow generally. Get them banned now before the season starts!

How many more times are we going to have to talk about the infantile bores? Get them banned.