Lazio are animals.

There needs to be way more punishment on this sort of thing happening, I guarentee had this been an English club the football teams would have been savaged in the media and there would be a manhunt on for these thugs already, are UEFA doing anything to this? Probably not, I haven't really been closely following it.

UEFA need to start going in hard on racism/abuse, money is no use don't fine them, hit them where it hurts, deduct points, make them play matches behind close doors for 1 month, and allow away supporters to come in.

Here is a picture of a Spurs fan:

NSFW.

Spoiler:

nvm

NSFL

Fuck

I just posted that in my thread about this.

Wow sick people. Should be some serious punishment.

How has that picture been released? Surely you're not allowed to take pictures of injured people in hospitals?

OOOOH YEAH

But the two people arrested for attempted murder are linked to Roma? It isn't really fair to attach them to any club, this wasn't a football issue. They are Nazi followers, I doubt all people from Rome are like that.

Good luck proving they are linked to a football club.

Hopefully justice is served, best wishes to the victims, nobody deserves anything like this to happen to them.

They were chanting "Juden Tottenham" at the match... Monkey chants during the first leg, dude gets stabbed, and they chant anti-Semitic chants during the second leg... Something is wrong with Lazio...

Why are you calling the club 'animals'? Isn't this a harsh generalization?

The club are responsible for allowing such pigs into their ground.

crump wrote:The club are responsible for allowing such pigs into their ground.

What scumbags.

The fact that they have the nerve to still chant anti-Semitic chants after what happened, and then deny they did anything wrong is unbelievable.

Jorlung wrote:The fact that they have the nerve to still chant anti-Semitic chants after what happened, and then deny they did anything wrong is unbelievable.

There are hooligans that support every club. How many were there? 20-70? You cannot simply make a generalization on the club's fanbase solely due to horrendous acts caused by a group of people. That's just an inductive fallacy that holds no merit. Of course the attack was disgusting, but the OP is giving an unrepresentative sample of Lazio fans who are anti-semitic.

I'm not making a generalization I'm just saying that it's ridiculous that they would do something like that. I'm obviously not saying every Lazio fan is crazy, but there's something wrong when a club goes to your city and first they're victims of racial slurs (i.e. monkey chants), then they come back and their fans get stabbed and have anti-Semitic chants against them.

In other news...

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11675/8274985/Giancarlo-Abete-has-condemned-the-attack-on-Tottenham-fans

Italian FA Chief apologizes to Tottenham FC and their fans before Lazio does. Is Lazio still going to act like they've done nothing wrong?...

Did dude die?

How about a back story with the picture? Even if they were related to Lazio, the club should not be punished for their actions because this is an outside issue.

Hooligans exist at every club, although Lazio is notorious for theirs. UEFA can only deal with hooligans at or near the club premises.

The Sun article earlier today (been edited since) tried to blame Leeds and West Ham fans.

Uncle John from Jamaica wrote:The Sun article earlier today (been edited since) tried to blame Leeds and West Ham fans.

Why?