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John Terry Vodka
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Bottled in Moscow@johnboy25 wrote:
Where’s the condemnation of the Chelsea fans who clashed with riot police and helped themselves to a wee rampage?
Nobody using the term ‘typical english scum’ or are they immune?
John, having been at Fulham Broadway last night I can quite categorically state there was no trouble levelling what Rangers did in Manchester. The cops were already dressed in riot gear before the game finished, purely in case there was any kicking off in the Fulham Road. Turned out around 50 blokes got frustrated and their anger spilled onto the streets. No injuries, 12 people arrested in a scene that wouldn’t have bothered officials on New Years Eve at Trafalgar Square. I prefer our ‘violence’ to yours. Find another scapegoat for the disgraceful scenes in Manchester.
i did however kick my mates dog when ronoldo missed his pen, the riot police ( my mates wife in this case) had a quiet word, and all was fine
@sword wrote:
@johnboy25 wrote:
Where’s the condemnation of the Chelsea fans who clashed with riot police and helped themselves to a wee rampage?
Nobody using the term ‘typical english scum’ or are they immune?
John, having been at Fulham Broadway last night I can quite categorically state there was no trouble levelling what Rangers did in Manchester. The cops were already dressed in riot gear before the game finished, purely in case there was any kicking off in the Fulham Road. Turned out around 50 blokes got frustrated and their anger spilled onto the streets. No injuries, 12 people arrested in a scene that wouldn’t have bothered officials on New Years Eve at Trafalgar Square. I prefer our ‘violence’ to yours. Find another scapegoat for the disgraceful scenes in Manchester.
Personally, I would prefer no violence at all after a football match regardless if it’s ‘yours’ or ‘mine’ since you seem keen to make it a contest. Anyway, so long as it’s done in moderation.
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