You need to watch some of the UK police shows on sky 1 and Itv 4 they do it all the time.

GH has more problems that turned me against him than his propensity to throw his fists ......

As for LAPD 'thugs' - if you'd watched some drug fuelled ape pound one of your colleagues senseless as you drove over to a crime scene, I'm sure your reaction would be to calm him down politely!

Simple, buy him a cup cake, ask him nicely, complement his hair and beauty regime and offer him a free manicure.

Tazer ??

www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/new ... d_trouble/ Two charged, 1 bailed pending enquiries, 2 fixed penalty notices and Cheshire Police confirmed they are aware of the "steward footage" on the internet and that officer are reviewing all available evidence........ I think the word ALL here is pertinent. let the professional make the decision about what is/isnt required to happen.

www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/new ... d_trouble/ Two charged, 1 bailed pending enquiries, 2 fixed penalty notices and Cheshire Police confirmed they are aware of the "steward footage" on the internet and that officer are reviewing all available evidence........ I think the word ALL here is pertinent. let the professional make the decision about what is/isnt required to happen.

Not that I condone violence in the stands, but pressure points around the neck and shoulder or even in the armpit! put enough pressure on renders a "thug"/"attacker"/"someone showing resistance" helpless!

Anyone with a basic knowledge of Martial Arts would know this!

I've got a basic knowledge of a couple of martial arts, at no point have i been instructed how to prise someones arm off a crush barrier when they're doing their best squidward impersonation.

Removing their arm from a barrier would be similar to if they had a grip of your shirt and pinning you up, the concept is the same, just a different scenario.

Like you I have knowledge in a couple of martial arts and the most recent one I studied we focused on pressure points and how to render someone helpless by there use.

But like I said earlier I don't condone the use of Violence in any situation and those that go places to cause trouble, be it in a sports Stadia or a generally night out, really need to get a grip of their lives.

All this talk of pressure points is OK when you're in the Gym, but try it in a real situation when there are arms and legs flailing all over the place and allsorts going on around you.

Vulcan neck pinch, simple innit.

The point I was making was instead of punching the arm/upper body, which acted as an antagonist for the crowd behind the incident, apply pressure to the pressure point to release the arm from the barricade.

However the incident transpired the way it did and is now being dealt with by the appropriate authorities.

Roll on Next Friday where a decent atmosphere is expected and a decent Away following present.. I always enjoy the banter between the Wire and Saints fans, don't think it can be bettered.

If only it was

Live long and prosper

Quote: mikej "There is now a video on a popular video sharing site (linked in the VT section) probably posted by a Widnes fan to "condemn" the steward. I have made the point there that the video does NOT appear to show the steward laying uppercuts to the head of the "supporter" as has been claimed elsewhere. It appears to show blows directed at the arms. Not saying that this is right either, just that there will be many views (opinions and also footage) of the incident, so lets leave it for Warrington/Cheshire Police to decide on what action, if any, is to be taken.'" Quote: mikej "Looks to me he is punching him in the arm which is grabbed on to a crush barrier. Which is use to give a dead arm and to let the grip loose of the crash barrier..'" www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -game.html Terrible dead arm he has there

Quote: mikej "There is now a video on a popular video sharing site (linked in the VT section) probably posted by a Widnes fan to "condemn" the steward. I have made the point there that the video does NOT appear to show the steward laying uppercuts to the head of the "supporter" as has been claimed elsewhere. It appears to show blows directed at the arms. Not saying that this is right either, just that there will be many views (opinions and also footage) of the incident, so lets leave it for Warrington/Cheshire Police to decide on what action, if any, is to be taken.'" Quote: mikej "Looks to me he is punching him in the arm which is grabbed on to a crush barrier. Which is use to give a dead arm and to let the grip loose of the crash barrier..'" www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -game.html Terrible dead arm he has there