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The English football fans arnt crazy, the rest of you Europeans are! |
KingBooker5
Joined: May 12, 2007
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Hi all,
every one seems to make out as if the English football fans are hooligans, and the European countries are calm. WTF!? that is so far from the truth! If anything we are one of the most calmest!
On the Tottenham game last week, they were playing some team, I think in Brussles, and they were throwing crow bars, lighters, and footlong iron bars! Some projectile nearly knocked Zokora out! The fans were crazy !
I was thinking to my self, how dare you criticize the British fans!? When was the last time they chucked iron bars at the players and knock them out!? You, people in Brussles and the other countries of Europe are the hooligans not us!! It always seems that these European teams are perfect and the English are mad! stfu, take a good look at your supporters! Your the hooligans!! not us! |
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joebmc
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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From: Kent
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Oh, I'm with you there, just watch the "real football factorys" with Danny Dyer on sky.
Makes us Brits look like kittens!
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fatevdestiny
Joined: Oct 22, 2007
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Watched the one the other day about Scottish Hooligans
Quite good intake actually
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Adz21
Joined: May 05, 2005
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too right! it does my f%^king head in! we will have a fight with fists, there is no weapons knifes and wanting to kill people! European football hooligans can suck my balls! i think we get the brunt of it because of the premiership and we are the home of football!
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Adz21
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Five Manchester United fans, including a 16-year-old boy, have been stabbed ahead of the club's game against Roma.
Violence erupted between a group of 50 rival fans on a bridge near the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.
Police used two baton charges to disperse the fans and arrested two British nationals.
The last time the two teams met in April, 11 fans were taken to hospital after violence in the stadium. The stab injuries are not said to be serious.
Consular officials are at the hospital where the 16-year-old is being treated because of a duty of care given his age.
A Foreign Office spokesman said the situation outside and inside the stadium was "calm."
He said: "It appears there was trouble outside the stadium.
"A number of British fans were injured and two British nationals have been arrested.
"Our consular officials are on the way to the hospital to check on conditions, the numbers involved and whether anyone needs assistance.
"The situation is now said to be calm both outside and inside the stadium."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/7141379.stm
Its a joke! this never happens in our country but we are the hooligans!
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Cycovision
Joined: Nov 30, 2003
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I have to admit that our (the English's) reputation has been unjustifiably tarnished when it comes to football hooliganism.
They never show on TV the hundreds of thousands of supporters who peacefully commute to and from home and away league games every week, do they?
From religion to football and everything in between, the tiny minority create a bad name for the vast majority.
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fatreg
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^^ check you out with the big words!
swallowed a dictionary recently cyco? 
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Cycovision
Joined: Nov 30, 2003
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Yeah, it was that bloody 'three words in a sentence thread' that dunn it!
I'm right though, innit? 
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KingBooker5
Joined: May 12, 2007
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On 2007-12-12 22:13:32, Cycovision wrote:
I have to admit that our (the English's) reputation has been unjustifiably tarnished when it comes to football hooliganism.
They never show on TV the hundreds of thousands of supporters who peacefully commute to and from home and away league games every week, do they?
From religion to football and everything in between, the tiny minority create a bad name for the vast majority.
Well I guess the media are good at telling the false stories |
Cycovision
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^^^
Or exaggerating a relatively small problem at least.
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KingBooker5
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It also shows the poor secuity in European stadiums, cant they have any kind of metal dectecotors when there lunatic fans walk past? |
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Posted: 2007-12-11 20:03
