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Just hope we don't end up with the French taking us over.McBobbin said:
Has anything yet convinced you that the French know what they are doing?olster said:
That's ridiculous - I haven't heard of any trouble in/around fanzones.cafcledbury said:Says on sky .they are banning booze from games and fan zones
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why are they planning some sort of invasion?ElfsborgAddick said:
Just hope we don't end up with the French taking us over.McBobbin said:
Has anything yet convinced you that the French know what they are doing?olster said:
That's ridiculous - I haven't heard of any trouble in/around fanzones.cafcledbury said:Says on sky .they are banning booze from games and fan zones
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This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will
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And next Thursday.MillwallFan said:
This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will0 -
is there a 'firm' you don't know? @MillwallFan10
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Think next Thursday will be fine. Lens has no bars so fans will go to the stadium and now the fan zone is pretty much pointless if you can't have a drink.ElfsborgAddick said:
And next Thursday.MillwallFan said:
This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will1 -
thanks for the update .. it was THE FRENCH however who were beaten at Waterloo .. that OK for youAddickted said:
Waterloo is in Belgium.Lincsaddick said:Just remember Agincourt, Waterloo .. our boys dished out one hell of a beating
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Are they like nazi Rastafarians?MillwallFan said:13 - Sponsored links:
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slightly disappointed. oh well, there's still timeMillwallFan said:
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ValleyGary said:
Think next Thursday will be fine. Lens has no bars so fans will go to the stadium and now the fan zone is pretty much pointless if you can't have a drink.ElfsborgAddick said:
And next Thursday.MillwallFan said:
This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will
Wasn't there a 24 hour booze ban in place for our game with Wales anyway?0 -
I used to go home & away with England and went to the WC qualifier in Rotterdam (the 2 0, do I not like orange one) by coach. Got to the ground after the long journey and was amazed they were serving beer in the ground. Bought one then realised it was alcohol free, I was gutted. Still, met up with my Chelea mate who was staying out the who had smuggled some grass in so still got smashed.ValleyGary said:What a fucking joke. Spent a fortune planning a trip and now we can't even have a beer cheering on our country.
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A complete booze ban is a bit of a joke. It should only be done around games where there's expected to be trouble.
For example Ireland v Sweden tomorrow, you wouldn't expect there to be any fighting, and now all the local bars are going to miss out on huge pay days.9 -
On the streets of Lens but not in bars or the fan zone.Chris_from_Sidcup said:ValleyGary said:
Think next Thursday will be fine. Lens has no bars so fans will go to the stadium and now the fan zone is pretty much pointless if you can't have a drink.ElfsborgAddick said:
And next Thursday.MillwallFan said:
This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will
Wasn't there a 24 hour booze ban in place for our game with Wales anyway?0 -
You can bet your life that the Irish will find beer somewhere!!!Chris_from_Sidcup said:A complete booze ban is a bit of a joke. It should only be done around games where there's expected to be trouble.
For example Ireland v Sweden tomorrow, you wouldn't expect there to be any fighting, and now all the local bars are going to miss out on huge pay days.
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Whenever I listen to Millwall fans I start to think i live in a parallel universe where people go to football stadia to watch footballMillwallFan said:
This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will
2 years ago I went to the Liberty Stadium to see Swansea in the Europa League. Did a thread about it. Was amazed to find Swansea dont even have an end. Just a few kids in the corner singing Bread of Heaven now and again. Meanwhile in the away section there was a huge impressive racket all night, complete with flags and flares. I learnt afterwards that plod had been taken by surprise because they never expected so many
And where did this lot come from? Switzerland. St. Gallen, to be precise. But of course even though they lost, there was no trouble, because they came to support their team. What a bunch of girls
I sometimes think the solution is to just designate strips of wasteland about a mile from each ground, where the firms could do their stuff. The Russians would certainly feel at home. We could call them "twatzones"
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That's how they do it, in a field, shirts v skins, no weapons just a punch up. In a street with bottles and chairs is a bonus to them!!!PragueAddick said:
Whenever I listen to Millwall fans I start to think i live in a parallel universe where people go to football stadia to watch footballMillwallFan said:
This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will
2 years ago I went to the Liberty Stadium to see Swansea in the Europa League. Did a thread about it. Was amazed to find Swansea dont even have an end. Just a few kids in the corner singing Bread of Heaven now and again. Meanwhile in the away section there was a huge impressive racket all night, complete with flags and flares. I learnt afterwards that plod had been taken by surprise because they never expected so many
And where did this lot come from? Switzerland. St. Gallen, to be precise. But of course even though they lost, there was no trouble, because they came to support their team. What a bunch of girls
I sometimes think the solution is to just designate strips of wasteland about a mile from each ground, where the firms could do their stuff. The Russians would certainly feel at home. We could call them "twatzones"0 -
Twat zones lol.PragueAddick said:
Whenever I listen to Millwall fans I start to think i live in a parallel universe where people go to football stadia to watch footballMillwallFan said:
This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will
2 years ago I went to the Liberty Stadium to see Swansea in the Europa League. Did a thread about it. Was amazed to find Swansea dont even have an end. Just a few kids in the corner singing Bread of Heaven now and again. Meanwhile in the away section there was a huge impressive racket all night, complete with flags and flares. I learnt afterwards that plod had been taken by surprise because they never expected so many
And where did this lot come from? Switzerland. St. Gallen, to be precise. But of course even though they lost, there was no trouble, because they came to support their team. What a bunch of girls
I sometimes think the solution is to just designate strips of wasteland about a mile from each ground, where the firms could do their stuff. The Russians would certainly feel at home. We could call them "twatzones"
Think things have got better for both Cardiff and Swansea since they moved to their new grounds. The old places were a nightmare, both ninian park and the vetch: that's not to say they won't have loads out for this tournament. Hope I'm wrong but can see lots more trouble at this tournament and not just in games England are involved in.0 -
Ed. @Chris_from_Sidcup I've taken that down mate. I know I stuck a couple of incidents from yesterday up but don't really want brutal Russians fighting in fields stuff embedded on here. People can YouTube that stuff if they want. How anyone never died / got brain damage in that field I will never knowCharltonparklane said:
That's how they do it, in a field, shirts v skins, no weapons just a punch up. In a street with bottles and chairs is a bonus to them!!!PragueAddick said:
Whenever I listen to Millwall fans I start to think i live in a parallel universe where people go to football stadia to watch footballMillwallFan said:
This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will
2 years ago I went to the Liberty Stadium to see Swansea in the Europa League. Did a thread about it. Was amazed to find Swansea dont even have an end. Just a few kids in the corner singing Bread of Heaven now and again. Meanwhile in the away section there was a huge impressive racket all night, complete with flags and flares. I learnt afterwards that plod had been taken by surprise because they never expected so many
And where did this lot come from? Switzerland. St. Gallen, to be precise. But of course even though they lost, there was no trouble, because they came to support their team. What a bunch of girls
I sometimes think the solution is to just designate strips of wasteland about a mile from each ground, where the firms could do their stuff. The Russians would certainly feel at home. We could call them "twatzones"0 - Sponsored links:
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Imagine them against a bunch of drunk England fans... Oh well, we started the whole thing and now Eastern Europe have turned it into a mass version of MMA0
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Bit random, but I have one experience of the French police. Was on a stag do in St Etiene for the Rugby world cup a few years back. We bought a crate of beer for the train journey to the game and half way there 2 armed police walked past on the train. carrying some serious weaponry.
As a joke we offered them a beer each, one of them said yes and proceeded to down a 500ml can of beer before saying thank you and wondering off.
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I was meant to be driving up there Wednesday morning, but because of this plus the Mrs saying I ain't allowed to go, it's all on the back burner.......for now. Lille, up the road is full of barsValleyGary said:
Think next Thursday will be fine. Lens has no bars so fans will go to the stadium and now the fan zone is pretty much pointless if you can't have a drink.ElfsborgAddick said:
And next Thursday.MillwallFan said:
This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will0 -
Turned out they were the strippers?Athletico Charlton said:Bit random, but I have one experience of the French police. Was on a stag do in St Etiene for the Rugby world cup a few years back. We bought a crate of beer for the train journey to the game and half way there 2 armed police walked past on the train. carrying some serious weaponry.
As a joke we offered them a beer each, one of them said yes and proceeded to down a 500ml can of beer before saying thank you and wondering off.
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That's where I was going but we aren't gonna bother now if it's a dry tournamenti_b_b_o_r_g said:
I was meant to be driving up there Wednesday morning, but because of this plus the Mrs saying I ain't allowed to go, it's all on the back burner.......for now. Lille, up the road is full of barsValleyGary said:
Think next Thursday will be fine. Lens has no bars so fans will go to the stadium and now the fan zone is pretty much pointless if you can't have a drink.ElfsborgAddick said:
And next Thursday.MillwallFan said:
This. Know a few of the old Cardiff lot and they said they was always at it at various qualifiers around Europe over the years. And when they didn't have any opposition to fight Cardiff and Swansea would quite often turn on each other as well as Wrexham, who used to take loads to Wales away games. Met a Wrexham lad on holiday who backed this up. Can see a repeat of the trouble we had when Wales play Russia.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
By the fact that the followers of their domestic clubs, Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and add to them Newport are generally mental.ShootersHillGuru said:
Not sure how you can assess that given the absence of Welsh participation in any tournament for 58 years ?i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Wales are capable of a bit of casual violence and all, be rest assured of that.ShootersHillGuru said:
20k Wales fans will look like a soft target methinks. Hope I'm wrong.ValleyGary said:UEFA warn Russian AND ENGLAND they will be removed from the competition should anymore violence occur.
Clueless wankers.
I'm sure there will be a few nutters in any group of 20k but there is nothing to suggest including the match v Slovakia that the Welsh will cause trouble.
Edit : we know the Russians will1 -
Cor, you and your rugger chums are off the fuckin scale!Athletico Charlton said:Bit random, but I have one experience of the French police. Was on a stag do in St Etiene for the Rugby world cup a few years back. We bought a crate of beer for the train journey to the game and half way there 2 armed police walked past on the train. carrying some serious weaponry.
As a joke we offered them a beer each, one of them said yes and proceeded to down a 500ml can of beer before saying thank you and wondering off.
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If only the French and Europe had the same gun laws as the US...that would stop the violence.2
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Our plod have got the Russians sussed.
Just one question. How is the Russian co-operation with Europol going?
No. Thought not.4 -
probably the most civil thing i can say to you, my low intelligence little friend, is that you are a complete prat - a clueless mug and you really should pull your head out of your arse. end of discussion.LuckyReds said:
Im drunk and still think you're an idiot. Look up the word "Heuristic", then look up how to use a slash, and finally re-read your post.DOUCHER said:
Wow my arse - so there is no link betweenmuslims and Isis? I'm not saying all Muslims r Isis am I and yes, it's a known fact that marseille is heavily populated with Muslims - why do u think they are singing it?LuckyReds said:
Wow.DOUCHER said:
haven't got a clue but should think there are loads of muslims / ISIS supporters out there - close to north africa - why sing it if you don't want them to show up - were they inviting them to join them for drinks? maybe an aperitif before dinner? Typical millwall - they were asking for trouble and got it from what I can see - may not have been Queensbury rules but not interested in any of the complaints - full of muppets like your lot in that video of the Barnsley game being 'held back' by 3 stewards - can't just go, have a laugh and a sing song and enjoy things - have to group up and then start provoking - we all know it.Sparrows Lane Lion said:
Hang on...singing a song about ISIS deserves an attack?DOUCHER said:Singing Isis where r u and then bleating when attacked - would never bother with an England tournament - if I did I would b nowhere near the knob heads coz this is what happens
Are you saying people out there are pro-ISIS and defending the ISIS name by attacking England fans?
I'm not sure what's worse, the fact you seem to think 450+ miles of sea is "close" or the fact you seem to think it's acceptable to band "muslims / ISIS supporters" in to the same category.
We've established they were singing "ISIS - Where are you?" and then got picked upon by a group of local youths, who were beginning to mass nearby.. most likely not due to their chants, but due to the fact they're England fans and England fans historically do have a reputation for liking a bit of a ruck.
If you think that they were attacked as they were singing a song about not being intimidated by ISIS, and the locals are "loads of muslims / ISIS supporters" then you need to take a long look at yourself. I would also suggest that that version of events would be even more dispicable than what actually occurred.
There is a link between ISIS and Muslims. It's in the "I", Sherlock.
There's also a weird link between priests and child abuse, do all Christians deserve to be lumped in with child abusers? Would "Christians / Child Abusers" be OK with you?
What about Indian shopkeepers? "Indians / Shopkeepers" sounds a bit dumb too doesn't it? There's a few Indian shopkeepers but all Indians are not shopkeepers, and it would be wrong to count them as the same.
Hell, you're in a thread about football violence and you're casting aspersions about English fans being violent. By your logic with Muslims you're actually a football hooligan, I presume you're English? In which case you're "English / Football Hooligan".
Give it up and stop spreading bile.1 -
Eloquently put, nice one mate! I shall continue to aspire to your level of highly-articulated, intelligent and witty debate..DOUCHER said:
probably the most civil thing i can say to you, my low intelligence little friend, is that you are a complete prat - a clueless mug and you really should pull your head out of your arse. end of discussion.LuckyReds said:
Im drunk and still think you're an idiot. Look up the word "Heuristic", then look up how to use a slash, and finally re-read your post.DOUCHER said:
Wow my arse - so there is no link betweenmuslims and Isis? I'm not saying all Muslims r Isis am I and yes, it's a known fact that marseille is heavily populated with Muslims - why do u think they are singing it?LuckyReds said:
Wow.DOUCHER said:
haven't got a clue but should think there are loads of muslims / ISIS supporters out there - close to north africa - why sing it if you don't want them to show up - were they inviting them to join them for drinks? maybe an aperitif before dinner? Typical millwall - they were asking for trouble and got it from what I can see - may not have been Queensbury rules but not interested in any of the complaints - full of muppets like your lot in that video of the Barnsley game being 'held back' by 3 stewards - can't just go, have a laugh and a sing song and enjoy things - have to group up and then start provoking - we all know it.Sparrows Lane Lion said:
Hang on...singing a song about ISIS deserves an attack?DOUCHER said:Singing Isis where r u and then bleating when attacked - would never bother with an England tournament - if I did I would b nowhere near the knob heads coz this is what happens
Are you saying people out there are pro-ISIS and defending the ISIS name by attacking England fans?
I'm not sure what's worse, the fact you seem to think 450+ miles of sea is "close" or the fact you seem to think it's acceptable to band "muslims / ISIS supporters" in to the same category.
We've established they were singing "ISIS - Where are you?" and then got picked upon by a group of local youths, who were beginning to mass nearby.. most likely not due to their chants, but due to the fact they're England fans and England fans historically do have a reputation for liking a bit of a ruck.
If you think that they were attacked as they were singing a song about not being intimidated by ISIS, and the locals are "loads of muslims / ISIS supporters" then you need to take a long look at yourself. I would also suggest that that version of events would be even more dispicable than what actually occurred.
There is a link between ISIS and Muslims. It's in the "I", Sherlock.
There's also a weird link between priests and child abuse, do all Christians deserve to be lumped in with child abusers? Would "Christians / Child Abusers" be OK with you?
What about Indian shopkeepers? "Indians / Shopkeepers" sounds a bit dumb too doesn't it? There's a few Indian shopkeepers but all Indians are not shopkeepers, and it would be wrong to count them as the same.
Hell, you're in a thread about football violence and you're casting aspersions about English fans being violent. By your logic with Muslims you're actually a football hooligan, I presume you're English? In which case you're "English / Football Hooligan".
Give it up and stop spreading bile. 0
