Men's Football UEFA European Championship 2016

[DaniSRB 899]

when English fans can't riot at home, they can in France

[Gianlu33 4,630]

Whistling a hymn is shameful, the British hooligans are ruining a fantasica party.

[Quasit 865]

Great job England fans for immediately showing that you're inferior to Irish fans, for example. You have contributed a lot for being disliked. Thank you.

 

But hey heywoodu, since you're always so quick on judging others, surely Dutch fans are always angels?

[heywoodu 15,181]

3 minutes ago, DaniSRB said:

when English fans can't riot at home, they can in France

 

Yeah, put two of these traditionally extremely problematic groups of criminals in one group and you'll get trouble  

 

 

[heywoodu 15,181]

26 minutes ago, Quasit said:

Great job England fans for immediately showing that you're inferior to Irish fans, for example. You have contributed a lot for being disliked. Thank you.

 

But hey heywoodu, since you're always so quick on judging others, surely Dutch fans are always angels?

 

Oh no, they most definitely are not. I remember "fans" of Feyenoord messing up an ancient fountain in Rome last season and PSV "fans" humiliating some homeless people in a French city (I forgot which one). 

 

It's less common with fans of the national team, but "fans" of clubs often cause problems unfortunately and I wouldn't mean seeing some clubs being kicked out of Europe for a good while. 

[heywoodu 15,181]

29 minutes ago, Gianlu33 said:

Whistling a hymn is shameful

Yep, so annoying 

 

Same thing I noticed at Switzerland - Albania earlier today: the match started, a Swiss player had the ball and after 2 seconds half the stadium started booing untill Albania had possession.. 

[Gianlu33 4,630]

1 minute ago, heywoodu said:

 

Oh no, they most definitely are not. I remember "fans" of Feyenoord messing up an ancient fountain in Rome last season and PSV "fans" humiliating some homeless people in a French city (I forgot which one). 

 

It's less common with fans of the national team, but "fans" of clubs often cause problems unfortunately and I wouldn't mean seeing some clubs being kicked out of Europe for a good while. 

If I remember, Netherlands' people has payed whit a crowdfoundig a small part of the damage in Rome.

[heywoodu 15,181]

1 minute ago, Gianlu33 said:

If I remember, Netherlands' people has payed whit a crowdfoundig a small part of the damage in Rome.

Yes I think so. Still I wouldn't mind seeing Feyenoord excluded from Europe for a year because of that. Come on, go to Rome to support your team, not to bring shame to them 

[bestmen 2,827]

what did the hooliganz VS Tunisian in the world cup 1998 , it was also in Marseille

 

 

 

 

[bestmen 2,827]

it's the alcohol