We all watched the Ross Kemp on Gangs in Poland.. was wondering if there would be a big influence of hooliganism for the Euro's next year. 
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Will hooliganism be a problem in Euro 2012?
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Yes.
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With the ROI in, yes. 
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Re: Will hooliganism be a problem in Euro 2012?
by VivaRonaldoLAD Sat Dec 03, 2011 12:06 pm
xPeterLFC95 wrote:With the ROI in, yes.
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VivaRonaldo wrote:We all watched the Ross Kemp on Gangs in Poland.. was wondering if there would be a big influence of hooliganism for the Euro's next year.
Thoughts?
Belize is a gang controlled place. That does not stop an English man and a Brazillian man playing in their league. It lso does not stop tourists visiting Belize.
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Where is the Polska? He should have posted in here by now.
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Playing EU3 nonstop for 5 hours...
Anyway, don't have the energy to go over all this again....
- Ross Kemp is the shittiest thing ever. Polish Ultra's are nothing like that, the Ultra's in Poland are more like the Ultra's in Germany - loud, rowdy, singing nonstop 90 minutes, but civilized.
- Furthermore, Ross Kemp used actors in his shitty programs.
- Only 'hooligans' in Poland are drunk skinheads who support lower league teams, in other words, completely irrelevant even to Polish League footy.
- Polish fans are the best in the world, so fuck off.
- Fans may use EURO as demonstrations against the PZPN (Polish FA) because they are corrupt motherfuckers and the international attention may be enough to topple their empire. Still though, nothing violent or even rowdy. (For Polish standards anyway, you guys still may be shakened)
So basically, you have nothing to worry about. Poland is a modern western nation and Polish people are really friendly and I guarantee anyone will have a great time in the country, especially during the EURO's.
I can't comment on Ukraine though, Ukraine is much worse than Poland, and England will be playing their group matches in the most eastern cities of Ukraine which are basically Russian cities, and like typical Russians are violent and racist. That is speculation on my part though.
Anyway, don't have the energy to go over all this again....
- Ross Kemp is the shittiest thing ever. Polish Ultra's are nothing like that, the Ultra's in Poland are more like the Ultra's in Germany - loud, rowdy, singing nonstop 90 minutes, but civilized.
- Furthermore, Ross Kemp used actors in his shitty programs.
- Only 'hooligans' in Poland are drunk skinheads who support lower league teams, in other words, completely irrelevant even to Polish League footy.
- Polish fans are the best in the world, so fuck off.
- Fans may use EURO as demonstrations against the PZPN (Polish FA) because they are corrupt motherfuckers and the international attention may be enough to topple their empire. Still though, nothing violent or even rowdy. (For Polish standards anyway, you guys still may be shakened)
So basically, you have nothing to worry about. Poland is a modern western nation and Polish people are really friendly and I guarantee anyone will have a great time in the country, especially during the EURO's.
I can't comment on Ukraine though, Ukraine is much worse than Poland, and England will be playing their group matches in the most eastern cities of Ukraine which are basically Russian cities, and like typical Russians are violent and racist. That is speculation on my part though.
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Yes. The polish are all hooligans and this was a bad idea. This tournament will be ruined because of the shitty location.
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You're not even polish
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Interesting question to ask since sometimes behavior in Eastern Europe is not always the best from what I have heard of in the past. The first game is 182 days from now which gives the various people that matter plenty of time to get ready for the tournament. The police and various security people have lots of time to prepare so I really think this should not be an issue.
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Yes because it is eastern europe and stuff like this happens everyday in eastern europe
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So yesterday, our "super hard and violent ultras" decided to send a message to the Wisla board to invest in youth players.
No, they did not put a kid on fire infront of our stadiums gates, they instead brought a few thousand 10 year olds into the stadium, along with the appropriate number of caretakers and had them sing Wisla's chants throughout the match. (Quite hilarious live actually
) One of my nephews were part of this. 
Here is a video of 16year old Mariusz Stepinski who debuted yesterday for the opposition, but in the background you can clearly hear the kids from time to time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZXNu6zK-0c&feature=channel_video_title
No, they did not put a kid on fire infront of our stadiums gates, they instead brought a few thousand 10 year olds into the stadium, along with the appropriate number of caretakers and had them sing Wisla's chants throughout the match. (Quite hilarious live actually
) One of my nephews were part of this. Here is a video of 16year old Mariusz Stepinski who debuted yesterday for the opposition, but in the background you can clearly hear the kids from time to time
: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZXNu6zK-0c&feature=channel_video_title
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That's kind of cool but they are just young hooligans 
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polska. wrote:Playing EU3 nonstop for 5 hours...
Anyway, don't have the energy to go over all this again....
- Ross Kemp is the shittiest thing ever. Polish Ultra's are nothing like that, the Ultra's in Poland are more like the Ultra's in Germany - loud, rowdy, singing nonstop 90 minutes, but civilized.
- Furthermore, Ross Kemp used actors in his shitty programs.
- Only 'hooligans' in Poland are drunk skinheads who support lower league teams, in other words, completely irrelevant even to Polish League footy.
- Polish fans are the best in the world, so fuck off.
- Fans may use EURO as demonstrations against the PZPN (Polish FA) because they are corrupt motherfuckers and the international attention may be enough to topple their empire. Still though, nothing violent or even rowdy. (For Polish standards anyway, you guys still may be shakened)
So basically, you have nothing to worry about. Poland is a modern western nation and Polish people are really friendly and I guarantee anyone will have a great time in the country, especially during the EURO's.
I can't comment on Ukraine though, Ukraine is much worse than Poland, and England will be playing their group matches in the most eastern cities of Ukraine which are basically Russian cities, and like typical Russians are violent and racist. That is speculation on my part though.
It will be fine. Ukraine is no more violent and racist than Poland. Most Russians are as friendly a sanyone else,iot is a myth that all Russians are racist.
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I enjoy Ross Kemp.
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Definitely. But it's not just the host nations fault. English and Italians all cause trouble with each other anyway. Add to the Irish and Ukranians.
Also, it's lucky the English aren't in Poland for groups. Most English are sick of Polish people and that would definitely have kicked off.
Also, it's lucky the English aren't in Poland for groups. Most English are sick of Polish people and that would definitely have kicked off.
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My dad was joking earlier that if the English tried to go into Polish bars and start shit, us Poles would beat them up and throw them into Germany.James wrote:Definitely. But it's not just the host nations fault. English and Italians all cause trouble with each other anyway. Add to the Irish and Ukranians.
Also, it's lucky the English aren't in Poland for groups. Most English are sick of Polish people and that would definitely have kicked off.
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VivaRonaldo wrote:We all watched the Ross Kemp on Gangs in Poland.. was wondering if there would be a big influence of hooliganism for the Euro's next year.
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We did?
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Re: Will hooliganism be a problem in Euro 2012?
by VivaRonaldoLAD Tue Dec 06, 2011 7:35 am
Sean wrote:VivaRonaldo wrote:We all watched the Ross Kemp on Gangs in Poland.. was wondering if there would be a big influence of hooliganism for the Euro's next year.
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We did?
Yes, we did.
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"Tonight, the chants at Wisła are led by young fan, 12-yo, the flag prepared by fans says: "Power in youth" - clear message to the board."dena wrote:That's kind of cool but they are just young hooligans
The Ultra brought 1300 of their own kids to the game, and furthermore, paid all the parents who brought kids the difference to make kids ticket's for free.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWEcxCpz_Zk&feature=youtu.be
Video of one of our stands, not the ultras but the normal people who brought their families to the occasion. You can hear the 12 year old singing the chants in the microphone.
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Polska, you sicken me with your constant racist comments and generalizations.
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It's not a generalization what Russian Ultras are.
If they aren't as so, prove me wrong and stop being a bitch. I always rethink my views when proven wrong, which is something very little humans can say.
If they aren't as so, prove me wrong and stop being a bitch. I always rethink my views when proven wrong, which is something very little humans can say.
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Your post had nothing to do with holigans or ultras. This is what you wrote...
"the most eastern cities of Ukraine which are basically Russian cities, and like typical Russians are violent and racist."
Now please apologize for being racist towards Russians.
"the most eastern cities of Ukraine which are basically Russian cities, and like typical Russians are violent and racist."
Now please apologize for being racist towards Russians.
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It was implied that I was referring to Russian hooligans, seeing as this thread is about hooliganism and ultras.
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It may be there, but I do think that UEFA will find a way to control it. Remember, there were many people who expected hooliganism, albeit a different type, to be a major problem at the 2010 World Cup. That didn't happen, and the tournament ran smoothly. Unless there's a major incident at a particular game that involves a host nation, I can imagine the bulk of decent fans who aren't aiming to cause trouble having a peaceful stay.
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That reminds me, I think some fights between Polish and Russian fans at bars are a given.
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Re: Will hooliganism be a problem in Euro 2012?
by VivaRonaldoLAD Wed Dec 07, 2011 7:17 am
James wrote: Add to the Irish and Ukranians.
Our fans are loved everywhere and are only there for a piss-up
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polska. wrote:My dad was joking earlier that if the English tried to go into Polish bars and start shit, us Poles would beat them up and throw them into Germany.James wrote:Definitely. But it's not just the host nations fault. English and Italians all cause trouble with each other anyway. Add to the Irish and Ukranians.
Also, it's lucky the English aren't in Poland for groups. Most English are sick of Polish people and that would definitely have kicked off.
You have to be careful of those England fans they taunt in groups
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We are at home, though fair point.Blackpool Rule wrote:polska. wrote:My dad was joking earlier that if the English tried to go into Polish bars and start shit, us Poles would beat them up and throw them into Germany.
You have to be careful of those England fans they taunt in groups
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Been watching some thing on youtube about a lot of trouble caused by the English in the 2006 World Cup so i wouldn't be surprised if a lot of these can find a way in to Poland and Ukraine as in 2010 they tried to plan a diversion but failed plus its not just us there are many more countries what will cause trouble such as Ireland and Germany.
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