Scottish Fitba'

[GreiginFife]

Should Dunfermline receive the same punishment?

Yes. Maybe drive the idiots away. Wishful thinking I know but there's too many of the "young team" that need to understand actions have consequences.

A bit like the two that tried it on with me and my mate at the taxi rank on Saturday night.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Yes. Maybe drive the idiots away. Wishful thinking I know but there's too many of the "young team" that need to understand actions have consequences.

A bit like the two that tried it on with me and my mate at the taxi rank on Saturday night.

St Johnstone has a ‘young team’. Fair City United. They are not huge in numbers - 50-75 most matches. They beat the drum and make a lot of noise. It can be irritating at times, but at other times they do bring life to what can be a pretty moribund East Stand at McDiarmid.

That said they let off flares at the recent Raith game in Kirkcaldy that has seen the club fined. The club has put out a strong warning to the FCU that the behaviour is absolutely unacceptable - reminding them that the club is providing Rail-seating/standing for them to encourage more young folk to come along - their noisy support is appreciated, but they have a responsibility to the club in return.

 

[GreiginFife]

St Johnstone has a ‘young team’. Fair City United. They are not huge in numbers - 50-75 most matches. They beat the drum and make a lot of noise. It can be irritating at times, but at other times they do bring life to what can be a pretty moribund East Stand at McDiarmid.

That said they let off flares at the recent Raith game in Kirkcaldy that has seen the club fined. The club has put out a strong warning to the FCU that the behaviour is absolutely unacceptable - reminding them that the club is providing Rail-seating/standing for them to encourage more young folk to come along - their noisy support is appreciated, but they have a responsibility to the club in return.

I think we're talking about slightly different type of "young team". I'm referencing what we would once call casuals. Or at least, this lot think they are.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

I think we're talking about slightly different type of "young team". I'm referencing what we would once call casuals. Or at least, this lot think they are.

I'm thinking that that's the case. The Perth FCU do the dressing in black thing but I think that they are pretty harmless - unlike current day evolution of the 80s casuals...and the Aberdeen mob were trouble.