HankMarvin Posted 12 June 2016 Posted 12 June 2016 Incoming Confirming the new development, France's Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said, "I have asked for all necessary measures to be taken to prohibit the sale, consumption and transport of alcoholic drinks in sensitive areas on match days and the day before, and on days when fan zones are open."
GaelicFox Posted 12 June 2016 Posted 12 June 2016 The 40,000 bottles of hieniken thrown yesterday were bought off the back of Lorries and supermarkets Impossible to stop !
Bryn Posted 12 June 2016 Posted 12 June 2016 Think it needs to be done. It's clearly not the only factor but this violence is appalling any every single relevant step to curb it needs to be taken.
m4DD0gg Posted 12 June 2016 Posted 12 June 2016 Dont think booze is/was the factor inside the stadia or the fan parks. Fact you can sneak a flare gun in i dont think you would have any issue with a plastic bottle of coke 90% of its contents being vodka
MC Prussian Posted 13 June 2016 Posted 13 June 2016 That takes one of the elements that compose the danger out of the equation. Football hooligans and violence fanatics next, please. Starting with the ones that don't have a ticket.
ScouseFox Posted 13 June 2016 Posted 13 June 2016 were the russians even pissed up? they describe themselves as athletes and see this as some kinda sport. "fighting comes first. we like beer and women but fight first" is a quote in an article I read. doesn't sound like not selling them a few pints is going to turn them into angels.
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