the_crusader
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They were probably fighting over who was the father
tbh thats what i first thought and i wouldnt be suprised if they're all souths fans too.They were probably fighting over who was the father
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/800944/pregnant-teen-injured-in-rugby-brawlPregnant teen injured in rugby 'brawl'
10:30 AEST Tue Apr 14 20091 hour 17 minutes agoBy ninemsn staff
A pregnant teen was admitted to hospital after a fight broke out after a rugby league match at Sydney's Olympic Park last night.
The 17-year-old girl was allegedly caught up in the brawl at around 8.45pm after the Bulldogs/Rabbitohs match finished, according to police.
She was taken to hospital after revealing she was pregnant and suffering abdominal pain.
Witnesses reported the brawl involved up to 20 fans, but a police spokesman told ninemsn that only three women and a man were involved.
Police will examine CCTV footage today. No arrests have been made.
if thats the case how can these papers write these sort of articles and get away with it?i heard on the radio (10am news) that police have reported NO
incidents at all after the game.
the pregnant girl was arguing with her own mates apparently.
more crap journalism from the fools at news limited...ho hum.
Your pole could come in handy champ. The one with the flag around it too.Im getting sick of these liitle hektiks.
Next away game if they sit with us, im going to tell the fckers off if they start crap.
i heard on the radio (10am news) that police have reported NO
incidents at all after the game.
the pregnant girl was arguing with her own mates apparently.
more crap journalism from the fools at news limited...ho hum.
Not AFL.
A pump against us.
thank you!She was talking about the types of supporters, not the actions of a few idiots who play. Hate to say it, but league supporters right from junior grades through to elite levels are generally more rowdy than their union or AFL counterparts.
Meh, she shouldn't have been pregnant in the first place.By Adam Walters
April 14, 2009 12:00am
A PREGNANT teenager was knocked over during a brawl involving more than 20 Bulldogs and South Sydney supporters at ANZ stadium last night.
The young woman collapsed when she became caught up in a fight between about 20 teenage fans just minutes after the game ended.
Wearing a Bulldogs jumper the 17-year-old victim collapsed and was left slumped up against a wall in the public concourse under the stadium's northern stand.
She was distressed and struggling to catch her breath as witnesses raised the alarm with security.
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A friend was screaming: "She's pregnant for God's sake - will someone call an ambulance?"
By the time police arrived the brawling teenagers had scattered, and it was left to stadium security staff to care for the shaken victim.
Police have been forced to examine video footage of the brawl in a bid to identify those who started it.
The fight is the latest in a series of violent altercations involving Bulldogs supporters at the clubs Homebush home ground.
Paramedics treated the young woman at the scene.
A spokesman for the western area health service said the girl is 25 weeks pregnant, and was admitted to nearby hospital in a stable condition.
A spokesman for NSW police said they were unaware of the incident and that the police at the game were "cops for hire" paid for by NSW Rugby League.
An NRL spokesman last night said that they will collaborate with police to identify the initiators.
"If there's any issue with crowd behaviour we work with the police and the club to identify those people involved," he said.
"We will be looking to identify anyone who should be banned from matches."
The fight was witnessed by many families, including very young children.
One mother said she was disgusted by the violence.
"It's little wonder the Swans have a 48 percent base of female fans - the league has got to get serious about the safety of kids at these games,"she said.
"My kids could easily have been caught up in that mess, and apart from all the fighting the language was disgraceful," the woman said.
The brawling started as fans filed out of the stadium after the Bulldogs narrow victory over South Sydney.
Source: The Daily Telegraph
you forgot to mention soccer fans as wellthe comment regarding the AFL is so true...the AFL marketed themselves towards women and families, and cleaned their image up so much.
i follow all 3 codes, and this what i've noticed...
union - generally all ex-grammarians, well dressed, educated, well behaved
afl - family atmosphere, very tame crowds
league - let's all turn up, smash as many beers within 80 minutes as possible, start fights. when i had an alcohol addiction, i was part of the feral crowd. i was part of the mob starting brawls. i'm no saint.
it ain't called grubby league for nothing.
yes, i'm a snob. so what.
No she was wearing a white jumper with aqua blue writing on it ***head.Wearing a Bulldogs jumper the 17-year-old victim collapsed and was left slumped up against a wall in the public concourse under the stadium's northern stand.
I think this quote easily gets the award for most made up piece of crap ever. I'm sure some random mother at the game would come up with a statistic like that.One mother said she was disgusted by the violence.
"It's little wonder the Swans have a 48 percent base of female fans - the league has got to get serious about the safety of kids at these games,"she said.
Always happens when the tards come up to play sydneyyou forgot to mention soccer fans as well
Sydney FC v Melbourne... always a chance of a riot happening