GazzaBTFC Posted November 13, 2003 Share Posted November 13, 2003 Actually, have you read your site?...The person who had his head cut admitted that it wasn't by the alledged stone that was thrown but he walked into the ground with his it all ready cut...Therefore a lie... Read your forum...See the first message and second message of Discussion with Gibbo... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jl Posted November 13, 2003 Share Posted November 13, 2003 was that the same bloke who apparantly walked into the ground with a cut on his head, was so stoned he didnt know what day of the week it was, went past the home supporters muttering "you wan*er" at them in the hope of provoking a reaction off the home support which he eventually got and shouting "you black ba**ard, im gonna rip your f**kin head off and piss in the hole" at our keeper or praps i must have got the wrong bloke...... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Laz Posted November 13, 2003 Share Posted November 13, 2003 If this is true then we'll be speaking to the person involved. However, two points: 1. The person accused of racism was someone else. 2. This does not permit you to throw stones into the crowd. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GazzaBTFC Posted November 13, 2003 Share Posted November 13, 2003 Do you know what? Who ever it was I can't remember. I'm confused. I personally think that the St Albans banned will offer up a different person everytime. It wasn't him, or him but him...next couple of days it'll be someone else. And as this goes on, who can bloody well remember who it was or wasn't? Talking to people who were there, I think, that the majority of 'em were so pissed up they didn't know what time of day it was, pulled the right strings to get a reaction, got it and then, in their pissed up state started to "remember" a different sequence of events...re my original post. The "Oooooo [***!!***]" factor. And as for the Golden Brick award...that doesn't do your club any credit. Running onto pitches is illegal. Don't you know that? Funny maybe but illegal and can get you banned - funny that. And they are only two incidents that you mentioned (the winning ones), what the hell were the ones that didn't win it 'cos these obviously are not isolated incidents. And if not then no wonder your chairman has had enough 'cos there are those that will take offence of them and complain. don't you know that either? We did not get those people banned, they did that one all by themselves. Now live with it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Observer Posted November 13, 2003 Share Posted November 13, 2003 the golden brick award goes to the supporter who is most pissed and can get themselves into a spot of bother. Is this the same emf that chucked a can of cider onto the pitch at hendon whilst the game was in play? is this the same emf who had certain members escorted out of various grounds including stockport, aylesbury, aldershot and kingstonian? as for the jibe we didnt raise money for that little canvey girl is very cheap Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Laz Posted November 14, 2003 Share Posted November 14, 2003 JL, I had a word with the person you've suggested made these remarks and he has denied making racist comments. Furthermore, the keeper, at the end of the game, used exactly the same phrase "rip your f****** head off" to one of our supporters. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Palomino Posted November 14, 2003 Share Posted November 14, 2003 EFM. EMF. MFI. PMT. England's Finest Muppets. England's First Monkeyfootballers. Very few teams inspire so much wild speculation as the 11 footballing donkeys who turn out every week through rain and shine in order to kick a swollen pig's bladder about wildly (usually towards a corner flag). Since the spring of 2001, The Firm has gone from being 11 or so alcohol-sodden chimps on a mission to prove that physical fitness, tactical awareness and all-round footballing ability can't stand in the way of producing a top rate football team to being, well, 15 or so alcohol-sodden chimps on a mission to get sent off on a Sunday morning so that they can get changed back into clothes altogether more apt for standing around in the pouring rain at 11.00 on a Sunday morning. Now to be seen on most Friday & Saturday nights drinking copiously and vomitting and/or trying desperately to cop off with whichever female has thick enough beer goggles to find them attractive (if only for a few hours), EFM truly transcend the traditional rules of sport, proving that a love of pies and a healthy respect for Chas & Dave and ladies of the night can be enough of a base to form a sporting organisation to be feared. As you all know, however, the football team is just one side of the EFM coin. The EFM St Albans City Firm has continued it's fine English tradition of public drunkenness at City matches, often drawing more comment from the local press than the team itself. Yellow & black striped gaffa tape, a sofa, a three litre bottle of cider, silly string, and a postcard of St Albans cathedral are jus some of the things that have terrorized innocent non-league football nerds the length and breadth of the Home Counties. "Ban Them!", shouted Indignant Of York Road, but The Firm, like a nasty rash on the inner groin, just kept coming back for more. The melodic strains of "Do They Know It's Christmas?" can still be heard all over the town at the weekend - often followed by a hearty rendition of that lesser known classic "Yesterday's Man". Now arguably even more feared than it was this time last year, EFM The Firm has taken drunken yobbishness to new extremes this year... Canvey Island is already rumoured to be taking preventative measures to ensure that last year's chaos and destruction, in which a pint glass was rumoured to have got broken, is not repeated. Set in the plush, leafy, executive suburbs of Hertfordshire, EFM is a tangled web of contradictions. So just remember... if you're in St Albans and you hear "Do They Know It's Christmas?" wafting through the air, accompanied by the sound of crashing wing mirrors... be very afraid. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GHA EFM Posted November 14, 2003 Share Posted November 14, 2003 GazzaBTFC. 3 people were banned. 1 came into the ground with a cut head. Your keeper threw a stone into the crowd. The 1 claimed the stone had hit him. The stone hadn't hit him. This doesn't detract from the fact that a stone was thrown, does it? Another of the three has already been unbanned. Something funny's going on. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paul J Posted November 14, 2003 Share Posted November 14, 2003 ...and this defence of the incident coming from someone who's footer signature says 'Let Riot Be The Rhyme Of The Unheard' I bet your club is so proud of you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GHA EFM Posted November 14, 2003 Share Posted November 14, 2003 Firstly; a). I am educated enough to be able to write a signature. . It's a RATM lyric. Secondly, defence of what incident? Your keeper has no defence if he threw a stone into the crowd, which he did. The stone-throwing is the 'incident.' I'm certainly not defending it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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