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Russ

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7th Jun 12 at 07:50

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18338838

I'd love to see a whole team walk off if there was racism towards the black players, make a mockery of the competition and FIFA/UEFA

Ben J

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7th Jun 12 at 07:52

Jokers.

Something big is going to occur at the Euro's. I've got a feeling.

Cavey

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7th Jun 12 at 07:53

what a clown

Steve

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7th Jun 12 at 07:56

I did lol at the bit

Platini dismissed suggestions his reputation would be tarnished if there is racial abuse at Euro 2012.

"Are you joking? You think I am responsible for the racists in the rest of Europe or in England or in France?" he said.'

Pwned

Ben G

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7th Jun 12 at 10:27

bloke thinks he's some kind of dictator.

he's a nobody

corsajay88

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7th Jun 12 at 11:57

Although balotelli is a bit of a nob, he shouldn't have to tolerate racist abuse and he or any other player would be right to walk off.

chrisritch

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7th Jun 12 at 11:58

Do they all get to walk off when John Terry walks on the pitch?

Nath

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7th Jun 12 at 12:06

quote:
Originally posted by chrisritch
Do they all get to walk off when John Terry walks on the pitch?

The next WC with Suarez will be interesting

corsajay88

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7th Jun 12 at 12:06

Only wayne bridge but he already did

Nismo

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7th Jun 12 at 12:31

I think if i was given free tickets, transport and accommodation i probably still wouldn't go.

The violence will be inside and outside of the stadium.

There will be mass gangs waiting for drunk fans.

Nath

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7th Jun 12 at 12:35

Sounds like fun!

Russ

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7th Jun 12 at 14:35

Nismo you big pussy.

Steve

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7th Jun 12 at 14:36

jonnyj is pretty into his european football

Nismo

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7th Jun 12 at 14:45

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
Nismo you big pussy.

Yes witnessed the state of some of the stadiums after games, when I worked in Croatia and seen where the "bad" fans go and seeing footage you wouldn't want to be there

Rob_Quads

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8th Jun 12 at 08:03

Sounds like it didn't take long

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18363736

Can't believe the officials are trying to talk their way out of it saying " it was a protest about the city not being given any Euro 2012 matches"

Yeah people always protest with monkey chants don't they

Steve

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8th Jun 12 at 08:08

I don't understand why everyone's making a big deal out of it, all this news coverage is gloryfying it for them. Just ignore it ffs I'm sure the players have heard worse than a few monkey chants

Russ

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8th Jun 12 at 08:30

Ok Steve Plattini

Steve

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8th Jun 12 at 10:04

I think the media actually want there to be racism just so they can make a massive story out of it and more documentarys

JonnyJ

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8th Jun 12 at 10:10

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
jonnyj is pretty into his european football

That's because I'm all for a bit of racism

Ben G

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8th Jun 12 at 10:32

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
I don't understand why everyone's making a big deal out of it, all this news coverage is gloryfying it for them. Just ignore it ffs I'm sure the players have heard worse than a few monkey chants

whilst i agree with you to an extent, if they didn't make a big deal out of it then black people would still be slaves polishing shoes for the elite class such as paul j and mike b.

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