So A Bomb Goes Off During A Soccer Match
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Ice hockey games, dead sea creatures and road kill.CrazyCapnMorgan said:
Google it, I'm not linking.
Also, people have a habit of running onto the track in Formula 1, not thrown as such, but equally odd.
A lot of violence between football supporters has an political edge and reflects a wider division in society. Take a Rangers-Celtic match, which normally has 1 murder attributable to rival supporters. Rangers is a protestant team and Celtic is a Catholic team. In Italy is normally a right left split Inter and Lazio being right wing and Uvea and Roma being on the left. In spain support tends to split down on provincial lines e.g Basque/Galicia/Catalan.recruit00 said:
Left wing:
Barcelona (ESP)
Athletic Bilbao (ESP)
Sevilla (ESP)
Marseille (FR)
Glasgow Celtic (SCO)
Standard Liege (BEL)
Genk (BEL)
FC Copenhagen (DK)
St Pauli (DE)
Eintracht Frankfurt (DE)
Bohemians 1905 (CZ)
Livorno (IT)
Atalanta (IT)
NK Zagreb (HR)
AEK Athens (GR)
Omonia Nicossia (CY)
Besiktas (TR)
Arsenal Kiev (UKR)
Right wing:
Sporting Lisbon (PT)
Real Madrid (ESP)
Real Betis (ESP)
Valencia (ESP)
Sporting Gijon (ESP)
Espanyol (ESP)
Real Zaragoza (ESP)
Paris St-Germain (FR)
Glasgow Rangers (SCO)
Hamilton Academicals (SCO)
Glentoran (N.IR)
Linfield (N.IR)
Feyenoord (NL)
AIK Solna (SWE)
Helsingborgs (SWE)
Djurgardens (SWE)
Hamburg (DE)
Dynamo Dresden (DE)
Sparta Prague (CZ)
Zbrojovka Brno (CZ)
Vitkovice (CZ)
Banik Ostrava (CZ)
Slovan Bratislava (SVK)
Spartak Trnava (SVK)
Widzew Lodz (PL)
LKS Lodz (PL)
Odra Opole (PL)
Wisla Krakow (PL)
Legia Warsaw (PL)
Lechia Gdansk (PL)
Stal Rzeszow (PL)
Stilon Gorzow (PL)
SLASK Wroclaw (PL)
Ferencvaros (HUN)
Ujpest (HUN)
FK Rad (SRB)
Red Star Belgrade (SRB)
Partizan Belgrade (SRB)
Hajduk Split (HR)
Dinamo Zagreb (HR)
Internazionale (ITA)
Lazio (ITA)
Levski Sofia (BG)
CSKA Sofia (BG)
Botev Plovdiv (BG)
Lokomotiv Plovdiv (BG)
Dinamo Bucharest (Rom)
Steau Bucharest (Rom)
Dinamo Kiev (UKR)
Karpats Kviv (UKR)
Shakhtar Donetsk (UKR)
Lokomotiv Moscow (RUS)
Spartak Moscow (RUS)
CSKA Moscow (RUS)
Torpedo Moscow (RUS)
Zenit St Petersburg (RUS)
Panithinaikos (GR)
Olympiakos (GR)
PAOK (GR)
Aris (GR)
APOEL (CY)
Jewish clubs:
Tottenham Hotspur (ENG)
Ajax (NL)
Slavia Prague (CZ)
MTK Budapest (HUN)
A lot of violence between football supporters has an political edge and reflects a wider division in society. Take a Rangers-Celtic match, which normally has 1 murder attributable to rival supporters. Rangers is a protestant team and Celtic is a Catholic team. In Italy is normally a right left split Inter and Lazio being right wing and Uvea and Roma being on the left. In spain support tends to split down on provincial lines e.g Basque/Galicia/Catalan.recruit00 said:
Left wing:
Barcelona (ESP)
Athletic Bilbao (ESP)
Sevilla (ESP)
Marseille (FR)
Glasgow Celtic (SCO)
Standard Liege (BEL)
Genk (BEL)
FC Copenhagen (DK)
St Pauli (DE)
Eintracht Frankfurt (DE)
Bohemians 1905 (CZ)
Livorno (IT)
Atalanta (IT)
NK Zagreb (HR)
AEK Athens (GR)
Omonia Nicossia (CY)
Besiktas (TR)
Arsenal Kiev (UKR)
Right wing:
Sporting Lisbon (PT)
Real Madrid (ESP)
Real Betis (ESP)
Valencia (ESP)
Sporting Gijon (ESP)
Espanyol (ESP)
Real Zaragoza (ESP)
Paris St-Germain (FR)
Glasgow Rangers (SCO)
Hamilton Academicals (SCO)
Glentoran (N.IR)
Linfield (N.IR)
Feyenoord (NL)
AIK Solna (SWE)
Helsingborgs (SWE)
Djurgardens (SWE)
Hamburg (DE)
Dynamo Dresden (DE)
Sparta Prague (CZ)
Zbrojovka Brno (CZ)
Vitkovice (CZ)
Banik Ostrava (CZ)
Slovan Bratislava (SVK)
Spartak Trnava (SVK)
Widzew Lodz (PL)
LKS Lodz (PL)
Odra Opole (PL)
Wisla Krakow (PL)
Legia Warsaw (PL)
Lechia Gdansk (PL)
Stal Rzeszow (PL)
Stilon Gorzow (PL)
SLASK Wroclaw (PL)
Ferencvaros (HUN)
Ujpest (HUN)
FK Rad (SRB)
Red Star Belgrade (SRB)
Partizan Belgrade (SRB)
Hajduk Split (HR)
Dinamo Zagreb (HR)
Internazionale (ITA)
Lazio (ITA)
Levski Sofia (BG)
CSKA Sofia (BG)
Botev Plovdiv (BG)
Lokomotiv Plovdiv (BG)
Dinamo Bucharest (Rom)
Steau Bucharest (Rom)
Dinamo Kiev (UKR)
Karpats Kviv (UKR)
Shakhtar Donetsk (UKR)
Lokomotiv Moscow (RUS)
Spartak Moscow (RUS)
CSKA Moscow (RUS)
Torpedo Moscow (RUS)
Zenit St Petersburg (RUS)
Panithinaikos (GR)
Olympiakos (GR)
PAOK (GR)
Aris (GR)
APOEL (CY)
Jewish clubs:
Tottenham Hotspur (ENG)
Ajax (NL)
Slavia Prague (CZ)
MTK Budapest (HUN)
(Sigh) I hate sports nuts. I really do... It's the crazy ones that ruin things for everyone else.
And here was me wondering why there is this consistent flow of middle eastern and African immigrants with families and such coming here to work for minimum wage. They must enjoy the heady smell of danger and oppression.DVS BSTrD said:
Goddamn football violence. I went to a Leeds-Sheffield game the other day, & someone ran onto the pitch & hit the goalie. One of the worst things is that they give a bad name to all the supporters on that side, when in reality, the majority aren't violent.
Honestly, how often do you hear of people shooting up professional sporting events in the United States? Despite my countries many numerous mistakes, and the horrible things we (meaning they) consider popular culture, and the fact that no one in this country seems to give a damn about anyone but themselves, I think we get painted in an unfair light on the global stage at times.DVS BSTrD said:
OT: People take sporting events (and everything now that I think about it) entirely too seriously. So what if your team isn't doing so hot or another team is your rival, there is no need for violence EVER. Some witty remarks and a little verbal bashing (in good humor, of course) should be the end of it.
That's exactly what I was thinking. I've worked in several major stadiums around the UK and from my experience the security measures are pretty rigorous. Even as a staff members we go through airport like security, I once got asked to try my lipstick on my hand to prove I wasn't going to poison anyone with it!Mazza35 said:
edited due to inacurate statement.
here is a similar incident in Iran
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOk4eUirp1U&feature=youtube_gdata_player
seriously these people are nuts! if you want to fight go become a boxer!!!
not doing my fave sport any favours but some inter Milan fans managed to get a scooter into a ground once!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_Nu6HKVSmk&feature=youtube_gdata_player
in our defense I'd like to say that these people are like extremists and in my opinion not true football supporters.
a real supporter goes to watch and support their team come win lose or draw and although a bit of banter is ok, ALWAYS show respect and class towards the opposition.
turning up to a game with the single purpose of hurting somebody because of which team they support or play for is NOT ok and we don't want these people having anything to do with our clubs.
here is a similar incident in Iran
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOk4eUirp1U&feature=youtube_gdata_player
seriously these people are nuts! if you want to fight go become a boxer!!!
not doing my fave sport any favours but some inter Milan fans managed to get a scooter into a ground once!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_Nu6HKVSmk&feature=youtube_gdata_player
in our defense I'd like to say that these people are like extremists and in my opinion not true football supporters.
a real supporter goes to watch and support their team come win lose or draw and although a bit of banter is ok, ALWAYS show respect and class towards the opposition.
turning up to a game with the single purpose of hurting somebody because of which team they support or play for is NOT ok and we don't want these people having anything to do with our clubs.
So that's their cunning plan eh? Sneaky foreigners, we should all go over there and beat them up, maybe at some sort of sporting event.RhombusHatesYou said:
I loved the way the players went down in the usual theatrical manner. Same thing happened at the weekend when a goalkeeper was pushed (yes, pushed) in the face. He went down like he'd been shot and rolled around loads too!
No, it's not a good thing that someone decided to throw a banger onto the pitch. But as per usual, the players reactions were hilarious........it's like it suddenly becomes a 'who's most injured' contest!!
No, it's not a good thing that someone decided to throw a banger onto the pitch. But as per usual, the players reactions were hilarious........it's like it suddenly becomes a 'who's most injured' contest!!
Seeing as I'm not English, I have no stake in it, but you go ahead... you'll be able to tell who the sneaky foreigners are, they'll be the ones in England shirts.Zykon TheLich said:
So you're foreign eh? How would you like a ticket to see England at their next world cup qualifier? Also, are there any places you particularly don't like being hit?RhombusHatesYou said:
"Talking of sex crime, on to the football"
Sorry, couldn't resist. I've always hated professional football, it creates more problems than it solves, it has the worst fanbase of any pro sport (Aside from maybe hockey) and lets face it, a man who gets payed to kick a bit of leather round a pitch making more than a doctor is not a good thing.
That said, I would not expect or condone this sort of thing, especially from someone who was probaly there because they DO enjoy football. It makes no sense. It's like me chucking a hand grenade at a game store. Although it was only a flashbang, I don't know where this whole "Bomb" thing came from...
Sorry, couldn't resist. I've always hated professional football, it creates more problems than it solves, it has the worst fanbase of any pro sport (Aside from maybe hockey) and lets face it, a man who gets payed to kick a bit of leather round a pitch making more than a doctor is not a good thing.
That said, I would not expect or condone this sort of thing, especially from someone who was probaly there because they DO enjoy football. It makes no sense. It's like me chucking a hand grenade at a game store. Although it was only a flashbang, I don't know where this whole "Bomb" thing came from...
That wasn't anywhere near a flashbang. Large banger maybe, but definitely not a flashbang.SpectacularWebHead said:
All I saw as a result of it was more of this shit...
Watch the 'bomb' video again. Note the reactions which include clutching of faces, rolling around, trying to look more injured than the next guy, and making a big fucking meal out of a small incident.
God I fucking hate footballers. They're embarrassing!
Not really, I've got better things to do than watch a bunch of overpaid primadonnas flounce around a football pitch.Zykon TheLich said:
I sincerely can't tell if you're being genuine in this opinion...Private Custard said:
Look at two of the guys who went down in the video; don't worry, I'll wait here...watch it? Good.
Look at the four main guys who are hurt: one white shirt, one red/black, one black, and one blue...do I need to point out the obvious here? If you're being serious with your comment, I think I do (if you are being silly, disregard).
The black shirt is the ref (granted, this is an assumption but black is the usual color for refs; he's definitely not a player) and the blue shirt is a medical staffer. For what reason would these two have to play in your "Who's most injured!" contest?