nomdeplume
7 Answers
Bob/PKB
3 days of violence and Russian fans kicking Brit fan unconscious. Riot Police not doing a good job. From what I've read, it's hard to know who started all that. I've read only one article, though.
BUT, who has time to feel ashamed of somebody else, unless he actually could cast the first stone
PROUD????
| 7 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
west-bus
A pointless question indeed
How could I possibly be proud of the so called 'soccer fans' who, regardless of their nationality, wilfully took part in the reckless and bloody violence inside and outside of the stadium. And why should I feel ‘ashamed’ for the actions and behaviour of persons of whom I am not responsible for. I am neither proud nor ashamed, but I am deeply horrified and angry at what has happened these last few days.
| 7 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
Benthere
jhharlan
Golly, I only caught the tail end of the story on the radio. I didn't know the story until now. Fighting, physically, is so stupid. I don't care who started it but I'm beginning to sense that what the rest of the world calls FOOTBALL is taken very, very seriously. Cripes! It's just a game or am I a heathen now?
| 7 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
ROMOS
Funny, most England fans are there to watch the football, the past England "supporters" have made it very difficult for them, they will be goaded and they will react, not to say they are to blame.
They just lost a goal as I type, let's see what happens now.
England 1-1 Russia................BUMMER..........BWaHAAAaaaHaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!
| 7 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
terryfossil 1
nomdeplume
I wrote 'soccer' instead of football as Americans call their brand of football 'football' whereas Brits call it American Football. The word soccer is a contraction of Association football. I thought some people, a very few, might have some pride in the England fans with their aggressive attitude and fighting wartime spirit.
| 7 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
