Football Firms

Forest wrote:F.E.C - The Forest Executive Crew.


Not around anymore like.

Forest wrote:F.E.C - The Forest Executive Crew.


Not around anymore like.

Adz wrote:Barside - Used to be one of the most fear Firms in Lower league and Non-League football. Now defunct since the main boss was arrested and went down for a long time for kicking the shit out of a few Wycombe fans. It still exist but they don't realy fight so there not really a firm anymore. They where in the 90's-early 2000's.

CTFC~ced wrote:Cheltenham Volunteer Force (CVF). Only ever saw them against Gloucester in the gloucester senior cup . My god they were embarrassing, especially as we lost t. match 4-0 w

VivaRonaldo wrote:RED ARMY!!!!!!!!!!

Hooligans locked up after soccer mayhem
A DOZEN football hooligans who caused mayhem at a Hereford United Nationwide Conference match have been locked up.

They were sentenced to between nine months and two years for what Judge Paul Glenn labelled 'a significant episode of public disorder'.

"Football authorities have done a great deal to prevent offences of this type. Unfortunately some people do not get the message that football violence will not be tolerated," Judge Glenn said.

The violence erupted at Burton Albion's Eton Park stadium after Hereford United fans stormed the home supporters' terraces, Stafford Crown Court heard.

A line of stewards trying to keep them at bay was over-run and parents with children fled for safety as the fighting broke out, said Mr Stephen Thomas, prosecuting.

One Burton fan, James Goldsmith, was punched and attacked by around a dozen Hereford fans and another man was kicked as he lay on the pitch.

Terrified Burton fans in the stand made 999 calls to the police on their mobile phones. Mr Thomas said the Conference game had no police presence, only stewards.

The whole incident was captured on videotape, which was played back to the court.

The trouble began during half-time of the match last September, when Hereford were trailing 2-0, having had a goal disallowed.

Hereford fans began clambering on security fencing separating them from a 'no go' area and the Burton fans beyond.

To shouts of 'let's get the bastards', "a group of around 40 Hereford fans, intent on trouble, climbed over the fence, overrunning the line of stewards and charged towards other supporters", said Mr Thomas.

"Some Burton fans fled in panic, shouting and screaming. There was nowhere to run to as far as the Burton Albion fans were concerned.

"Children and pensioners were boxed in with this group running towards them. Some parents had to put their children onto the pitch, out of harm's way. Parents were seen shielding their children from what was going on.

"The group, the Crown say, were creating mayhem in that particular terrace."

Even after the first breach, the violence did not end.

"Stewards managed to shove the Hereford fans back, but some came back across the pitch and attacked the Burton supporters. That was a more determined attack, worse than the first," said Mr Thomas.

It was during this second wave that Mr Goldsmith was assaulted.

"Some Burton fans were so worried they began telephoning police on mobile phones, telling them what was happening."

Eventually the violence died down and the stewards were able to push the Hereford fans back. The match, which had been held up because of the disorder, was then able to resume.

Radford11 wrote:Cheltenham have a firm?? Never seen any agro home or away!!

CTFC~ced wrote:

Radford11 wrote:Cheltenham have a firm?? Never seen any agro home or away!!

I've been too busy over the years to keep the firm going, so we aren't as active as we used to be.

Burytilidie wrote:

CTFC~ced wrote:

I've been too busy over the years to keep the firm going, so we aren't as active as we used to be.

Great shot of you here pal.

Burytilidie wrote:If any of you want to meet up for a game just ask my firms called the CTBAYWGYFHKI (Come To Bury and You Will Get Your Fucking Head Kicked In.)

moscowmadeit3 wrote:M.I.B.