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Posted
13 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

There were punches thrown right where I sit. Not going into details, and more than “trying to stop it”, but I couldn’t believe what was happening. 

Wow wtf unbelievable 

Posted
4 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Any pictures of Legia fans in joggers and shoes?

My brothers words in the ground, ‘you can spot the poles from what they are wearing from below the waist’

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

My brothers words in the ground, ‘you can spot the poles from what they are wearing from below the waist’

Mike Ashley’s wet dream

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To be fair, it reminded me of the Celtic friendly at Filbert Street when every Scot from the midlands descended on the game. I bet at least 80-90 per cent of them were actually based in this country at the moment and given its their only chance to see their side possibly for years, of course they’re going to enjoy themselves. 

Posted
1 hour ago, hejammy said:

1200 ish apparently. The flares looked good to be fair but crazy how they managed to get so many inside! What are those stewards doing exactly. 

 

Also those nutters don't deserve to be at a football match. Most of the family stand emptied around 75 mins, understandably kids were scared. Just so unnecessary 

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The fire officers at the ground knew they were going to be set off a couple of minutes before they did. It was coordinated pretty much like the attempt to get in the home end. Eufa should be banning them from travelling, but of course they won’t, not unless they’re promoting non official sponsors. 

Posted
10 minutes ago, Vlad the Fox said:

The fire officers at the ground knew they were going to be set off a couple of minutes before they did. It was coordinated pretty much like the attempt to get in the home end. Eufa should be banning them from travelling, but of course they won’t, not unless they’re promoting non official sponsors. 

Definitely coordinated. Big fan of them getting their big flag out and putting it over them to get stuff organisedlol

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1 hour ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

I didn’t think they were that good actually. Got the feeling some of their main ultra didn’t come because their banners weren’t on show. 
 

Copenhagen much better and Napoli for pure annoyance. 
 

No doubt at home they were unreal 

They’ll have been the best thing since sliced according some who are probably gonna have a wank about them. How dare you say they weren’t good! 

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1 hour ago, Rain King said:

I sit directly opposite and looked like loads of people going mental trying to stop it being put over their heads and then several people ripping holes in it.

 

All so they could see our players standing still facing the East Stand. 🙄

 

Nuts mate. 

Posted
1 hour ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

I didn’t think they were that good actually. Got the feeling some of their main ultra didn’t come because their banners weren’t on show. 
 

Copenhagen much better and Napoli for pure annoyance. 
 

No doubt at home they were unreal 

Having been to the away game I actually found them a little underwhelming. To be fair where I am noise never travels that well anyway but maybe they'd raised the bar so much at their place.

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Despite the xenophobioa, I did have to laugh at the "washing cars in the morning" chant.

 

The irony is that a lot of the polish in this country work harder than some of the natives!

Posted
7 hours ago, Unabomber said:

How is anyone not aware of this now? 

Makes sense now, i haven't been on Twitter for a couple days 😂(before the game) 

Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, TK95 said:

While I enjoyed the atmosphere and definitely felt like a European night, I found the Narborough Road chants a little bad taste. No need for it really

 

 

Why? 😂😂😂
Wet lettuce 

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Posted
3 hours ago, Incognito said:

Despite the xenophobioa, I did have to laugh at the "washing cars in the morning" chant.

 

The irony is that a lot of the polish in this country work harder than some of the natives!

People ought to realise those ultras are a very small but loud minority minority, they're called ultras for a reason. They're radicals. Just like hooligans here in the 80s and such. They don't represent general society, rather criminals. Don't matter the nationality idiots are idiots. And there are ultra groups that are just dedicated to actually supporting the team, that will defend themselves if necessary, but that generally come to support and not create havoc. These lot just look for excuses to act like monkeys, same with some English hooligans when England play! 

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