I must admit I never witnessed any fracas at all.I was in the stand opposite and at the end of the game witnessed Grealish in an irate mood being restrained by his manager and Terry hugging his erstwhile Chelsea colleagues PVA and Cahill.I then made my way to the lounge and didn't hear anybody talking about any unsavoury incidents.

I haven't seen the incident on the pitch on television so cannot comment but Grealish does seem to spend quite a lot of time on the turf.I of course saw the ball enter the net but then witnessed the referee indicating a foul so I was somewhat relieved !

Yep, having a bunch of angry supporters cornering you right by the family area and throwing punches at you does tend to piss our police offers off. As for 'indiscriminate' whacking with the truncheon - the only things shown on the video was that ONE officer used his stick on the back of the legs of the one man who refused to back off. Good job we don't have armed police at matches eh?

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

Apparently news spread at final whistle that their day out had finished and they had to go back to Birmingham.

I’d of kicked off if someone told me that.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

LMFAO - harsh but fair.

One other thing: it's all Tekkers' fault. If he had held up the ball, instead of taking a hopelessly optimistic shot that led to their goal kick that led to the Grealish incident, none of this would have happened.

The right place at the right time

They should. I’ve seen some met police in a fish and chip shop recently and some look like the children picked on at school or they haven’t had a row in their life. No wonder youth crime is up. Nothing to fear.

COYP