So tonight you have 13-17's year old and supposed "adults" completing losing the plot. Morrison is an old pro. He was getting stick and he just gave it back. Except the lack of maturity in most 13-17's year old means they are very much an easy target for being wound up. Whilst I don't condone Morrison's behaviour I do believe if you "cant take it, then don't dish it out".
I know every club has it "moronic element of fans" yet this situation repeats its ugly head every time we have a match against a team with a "hooligan element" or against or local rivals "Exeter". They just turn up for these games. They just want a punch up. So why not go watch a boxing match?
The way some of the idiots got on the field at the end and just hold out their arms like they are hard. If them Millwall fans got hold of them they certainly would of known what being tough is. What on earth you trying to do? Prove your a idiot? We already know this!! What a great example you are to them immature "kids" sat around you :thumbs:
I don't know what it is that goes on in the head of people. Is the only way you can "get up" for a game by trying to get violent or confront the away fans. I don't think people realise you can do this without using your fists.
This is not to say everyone who sits in Zoo corner is a idiot looking for a fight. Although why you want to sit around some of those people I don't know. I suppose its for "atmosphere".
Argyle really need to look at their policy at putting a family enclosure next to these people though. It doesn't send any kind of decent message. I'm not sure if tonight the family enclosure was next to zoo corner but it has been for a majority of games in the past and I am guessing it will be the same for the Exeter game. Why would parents want to take their young kids and have to sit in the next block to them? Surely for any responsible adult it is off putting?
I know Exeter is fast approaching and we are about to "experience" this situation all over again with far more people turning up for that game. I am just at a complete lost why they cant support Argyle without completing losing the plot.
I guess I must be in the minority as a fan in the way I feel because the club don't seem to want to do anything about this situation. Are people just scared? I know fans wouldn't say anything to others around them who they think is being an idiot but what about the club? Would they just rather take their money and let police deal with them on match day. Its not really addressing the situation is it.
Personally, I think we have a great set fans but its just situations like tonight that make me shake my head at the stupidity of some that use football as a vehicle to vent their aggression, under a lack of control, at something that shouldn't have anything to do with football or Plymouth Argyle.
I know every club has it "moronic element of fans" yet this situation repeats its ugly head every time we have a match against a team with a "hooligan element" or against or local rivals "Exeter". They just turn up for these games. They just want a punch up. So why not go watch a boxing match?
The way some of the idiots got on the field at the end and just hold out their arms like they are hard. If them Millwall fans got hold of them they certainly would of known what being tough is. What on earth you trying to do? Prove your a idiot? We already know this!! What a great example you are to them immature "kids" sat around you :thumbs:
I don't know what it is that goes on in the head of people. Is the only way you can "get up" for a game by trying to get violent or confront the away fans. I don't think people realise you can do this without using your fists.
This is not to say everyone who sits in Zoo corner is a idiot looking for a fight. Although why you want to sit around some of those people I don't know. I suppose its for "atmosphere".
Argyle really need to look at their policy at putting a family enclosure next to these people though. It doesn't send any kind of decent message. I'm not sure if tonight the family enclosure was next to zoo corner but it has been for a majority of games in the past and I am guessing it will be the same for the Exeter game. Why would parents want to take their young kids and have to sit in the next block to them? Surely for any responsible adult it is off putting?
I know Exeter is fast approaching and we are about to "experience" this situation all over again with far more people turning up for that game. I am just at a complete lost why they cant support Argyle without completing losing the plot.
I guess I must be in the minority as a fan in the way I feel because the club don't seem to want to do anything about this situation. Are people just scared? I know fans wouldn't say anything to others around them who they think is being an idiot but what about the club? Would they just rather take their money and let police deal with them on match day. Its not really addressing the situation is it.
Personally, I think we have a great set fans but its just situations like tonight that make me shake my head at the stupidity of some that use football as a vehicle to vent their aggression, under a lack of control, at something that shouldn't have anything to do with football or Plymouth Argyle.