'Boro fans stabbed in Rome...

PUPO · Mar 15, 2006

http://www.guardian.co.uk/italy/story/0,,1731419,00.html

I am so ashamed that once again Italians are involved in shameful football-related and pointless violence... :mad:

It fills me with anger because it always seem to be Roma...and Lazio
(inter fans might have their share but rarely hurt other people..)
I don't know what to say...i can only apologise on behalf of my fellow countrymen and hope that those thugs are caught and justice made...
But the italian police must prevent these accidents from happening alltogether...

Beemer · Mar 15, 2006

Scumbags, the lot of them. :head:

Besi · Mar 15, 2006

Hmm , did they provocated them or ?

scharatz · Mar 15, 2006

http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/mar15d.html

Besi · Mar 15, 2006

"This is the second stabbing incident in the space of a few months to hit the Premiership outfit after Brendan O’Connor, 36, was attacked in the Dutch capital after travelling to see the UEFA Cup clash against AZ Alkmaar."

It was not the 1st time for them ..

scharatz · Mar 15, 2006

besikaka said:
It was not the 1st time for them ..

Sure, you sit in a pub enjoying your drink when a group of organised, masked people armed with knives and axes (!) attack you. Surely, it must be your fault then :rolleyes:

Milanista10 · Mar 16, 2006

how sad

Metalheadache · Mar 16, 2006

Damn!

How disgraceful, Shame on em' :head:

well even fans making racism remarks are just as bad as stabbing someone!! :uzikill:

the same goes for boo-ing a player or the whole team!!

no matter how the authorities try the fans are still nvr gonna stop!!

Giving the "other" club extra 3 goals or having a match ban for the fans ain't gonna stop em' from trying again Sigh*

Someone please drop a life line to one of the most prestigious sport in the world - Football

Grazie!

JUANES · Mar 16, 2006

sad sad that roma fans don't know how to behave...

Passion for *9* · Mar 16, 2006

scharatz said:
Sure, you sit in a pub enjoying your drink when a group of organised, masked people armed with knives and axes (!) attack you. Surely, it must be your fault then

Wasn't hooliganism THE big Brit export commodity in the 80s/90s ? They're just reaping what they've sown for so long. No sympathy here.

GeronimoFinch · Mar 16, 2006

Nice logic, Passion.

I wonder would that logic still apply if a bunch of German tourists - whilst holidaying in Israel - were captured and interned in a concentration camp before being gassed to death purely because they were reaping what they had sown for so long?

One of the men attacked was travelling with his 11 year old son.

Keep the sympathy for yourself.

Hohaaa!!

Kilan · Mar 16, 2006

Well said Cagney, I couldnt have put it better myself.

What happened in Rome was unfortunate circumstances. I hope the people injured or hurt make a speedy recovery.

Passion for *9* · Mar 16, 2006

cagney said:
Nice logic, Passion.

I wonder would that logic still apply if a bunch of German tourists - whilst holidaying in Israel - were captured and interned in a concentration camp before being gassed to death purely because they were reaping what they had sown for so long?

One of the men attacked was travelling with his 11 year old son.

Keep the sympathy for yourself.
Hohaaa!!

Whatever dude. FACT is Germans are facing hostility around the world for shit happening 70 years ago. We're spit at (+ worse) because of 12 years of our history. We've paid for that + are still paying but you know what... I can understand people's feelings + their inability or unwillingness to forgive... So yea, Brits complaining about being confronted with their very own gift to the world are hypocritical tossers.

DugiNesta · Mar 16, 2006

Shame on Roma Fans :head:

scharatz · Mar 16, 2006

The only reason why everyone keeps going on and on about the English hooliganism is because it only happens on the international scene, where there is a high level of media coverage.

It's certainly nowhere near as bad as in Italy, for example, where fans fight among themselves, get stabbed, fight with the police, riot, demolish shops and restaurants, burn cars, break stadium chairs etc. week in, week out :rolleyes:

PUPO · Mar 17, 2006

True, the situation in england is much safer now and very little incidents do actually happen...
But in Italy things are just gettimg worse.... It's a shame...

gahanthegod · Mar 17, 2006

scharatz said:
The only reason why everyone keeps going on and on about the English hooliganism is because it only happens on the international scene, where there is a high level of media coverage.

It's certainly nowhere near as bad as in Italy, for example, where fans fight among themselves, get stabbed, fight with the police, riot, demolish shops and restaurants, burn cars, break stadium chairs etc. week in, week out

Totally right, there are worse things in some countries [in my country too] than that we see in international area..

'Boro fans stabbed in Rome...

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