"Difficulties" meant it was a while before the copper could control the situation and get the dog away from the n[io[/ib on the floor.



He deserved everything he got though.



So he gets a holiday for babysitting a dog at a football match? Pfft, it's orite for some aint it. What about the dog though? It's him that has got to bark loudly and attack the thugs. Bet he gets no holiday.

He does.

He get's a nice week away from getting kicked in the head by footy thugs.

The only dog that actually likes the kennels.

I agree to a point that that sort of behaviour is inexcusable, but the problem with that is the hard core hooligans don't care about the football and only turn up to cause trouble. The vast majority of Leeds fans, who hate that sort of carry on, would be the one's to miss out.

And while I agree with you, why should the citizens of Leeds, like that old woman, lose out?

On a similar tack, Ajax and Feyenoord have reached agreement this week on a five year ban on away fans for games between the two clubs following recent disturbances.

Would be interesting to see if some of the more "troublesome" fixtures over here could be managed in the same way, given the stick Luton got in the 80s for their unilateral ban on away fans.

They do, he's got two police dogs (one "live" and one in training) and they either go to the kennels at Wakey for a break or more often one of the other dog officers at his place of work take them in.

And of course police dogs do not bite, they simply "detain" the offender until the handler tells them to release, how long they "detain" of course depends on how long it takes the handler to read the detainee his rights, handcuff him, advise him why he's been handcuffed, have a fag, go for a sandwich at Subway, and fill out all of the paperwork, then maybe the dog can let go



He told me a very funny story about one of our local house burglars who was out of the nick carrying on his normal method of aquiring other peoples possesions who refused to stop and be spoken to when my mate and one of the dogs were off duty and out for a walk. He was ragged to pieces and punctured on every limb by the time he'd realised he was speaking to a police officer and had stopped trying to make off - the dog got a commendation for that

Wouldn't necessarily stop 'fans' from turning up though. I'd be interested to see how many of the hooligans actually get into the ground

Interesting contrast between last night's show and the YEP's 'Faces Contorted with Hate' headline about the away fans at the time.

That floppy haired muppet was a real star turn.

Do they have such facilities at HULL KR, or are you washing your hair in the Humber

Well if you'd have agreed to come along you could have found out for yourself!

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Can you spot the difference

PS Yellow Skip - got it