73 dead as fans riot in Egypt

Interesting note, it's been exactly one year since the Camel/Horse incident in the revolution. Many of the Ahly Ultra fans were known to have been at the front lines of that incident and fought back. Coincidence? Revenge?

I have to wonder if the result of this game was different would have this deadly riot still occur after the match?

Weather130 wrote:I have to wonder if the result of this game was different would have this deadly riot still occur after the match?

It might have been ever worse. It just doesn't add up. Why would fans of the winning team attack and kill the other fans.

R.I.P.

It was 74 not 73 was on the news b4 like.

Yeah it went up to 74 today.

Are the retirement decisions of Aboutrika and the two others permanent now?

Gegilworld93 wrote:Are the retirement decisions of Aboutrika and the two others permanent now?

Aboutreka and Barakat have announced their permanent retirement.

Emad Metab said he won't play again until justice is served (whatever that means).

The Ahly board has decided to boycott any sport event held in Port Said for all the club’s teams for a period of five years

Between Moteb, Barakat and Abou Trika are 211 appearances and 60 goals for Egypt and 528 appearances and 207 goals for Al-Ahly.

Moteb just recently scored his 100th goal for the club as well.

Disturbing...

http://thedailynewsegypt.com/people/port-said-massacre-a-conspiracy-by-security-say-ultras-eyewitnesses.html

Bob Bradley and his wife spotted in a rally today...

Damn, just about to post that. That is quite impressive. Not sure what kind of signal it sends though.

Steve, do you notice Bob's accent? Has it changed or is it me?

Since my wave and I have been here

No, it seems the same to me.

Even more horrific...

http://beta.filgoal.com/English/News.aspx?NewsID=86145

Massive shame, my heart goes out to them.

It's neither soccer nor football over there.

Egyptians are vile people.

Remember when they tried to rape a journalist during a protest?

Yeah, because rape only happens in Egypt.

Chris wrote:Egyptians are vile people.

Remember when they tried to rape a journalist during a protest?

Please tell me you're joking.

BladeGunner wrote:

Chris wrote:Egyptians are vile people.

Remember when they tried to rape a journalist during a protest?

Please tell me you're joking.

Im not joking. There was a huge crowd of people there for the election and suddenly they start trying to rape that woman.

Its a disgusting country.



You wouldn't get that happening in UK.

Racism or trolling. Which will it be?

ahlycotc wrote:Racism or trolling. Which will it be?

Not even worth my time to think about it.

If Egyptians were all vile people, those women and security forces wouldn't have stepped in to save her.

For people to be celebrating the elections etc in the streets and then every single one of them who could get near her try and rape that journalist is fucking disgraceful.

Its not like saying "oh people rape in uk too".. If there are a bunch of people celebrating something in uk or protesting they don't all suddenly start raping journalists. It just proves all those people were willing to sexually assault women and as soon as they saw the oppertunity they had a go. As you heard the only people to help her were soldeirs and women, not one civilian bloke because they were all too busy trying to rape.

Thats why reporters should be ugly, wouldn't happen then