I can read fine thanks, however seeing as we’re giving out orders here perhaps you might learn to write. Anyway, who are you to say who are or aren’t real fans? So what if they don’t hold the same values and ethos of the club - I’m not sure I do as to be perfectly honest I’m not entirely sure what they are - why do you have to align your thinking with the club to be a real fan?
She also said "she believed them to be City fans" So they could have been a few lads out on the beer
Reasonably sure, like a publican, the club can choose to ban whoever it sees fit. Back in the day, I got banned by Russell & Lewis for giving out flyers suggesting their motives may have been less than honourable. Seemed pretty unjust even before their arrest but, unfortunately, there was precious little I could do about it.
The police are investigating a hate crime, which is a pretty serious allegation. Just to be clear, are you suggesting abuse is acceptable if the perpetrators have had a few drinks and it comes in the form of a song?!
I was on the train and I am almost certain they were at the game. How they got through the turnstyles though is anyone's guess as they were wasted!
Almost certain wouldnt hold up in a court though Martin , I'm almost certain who actually shot JFK but cant do anything about it.
Lets hope it wasnt a city fan, enough moral outrage at the moment as it is!
Distinct lack of CCTV in the early 60's.
I was also on the same train in the next carriage and can guarantee that they were City fans. The group had arrived, wearing City colours and singing & chanting City songs, about 5 minutes before the train arrived. They had been on the train in the morning and were well 'oiled' by the time they got to Bristol. In the evening at BTM, unbeknown to them although the train arrived with 8 carriages it split at Bristol with only the forward 4 coaches going on to Exeter. The station staff had informed some of the passengers to head to the front 4 coaches if they wanted a better chance of getting a seat as the 'group' were stood ready to get onto the part of the train that was staying in Bristol and they, the station staff, were going to have to tell them, the group, the good news.