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2009-2010 football (soccer) thread - Page 64
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fLyiNgDroNe
Belgium4145 Posts
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kroko
Finland2136 Posts
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IntoTheWow
is awesome32282 Posts
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horang3
United States261 Posts
On December 07 2009 08:27 Holgerius wrote: As I said, the view you get of Olimpico on television shows the worst possible part of the stadium. Besides, it's not about quantity, it's about quality. I'll never forget when 3 000 or so Roma fans outsang the entire full Old Trafford despite being down 7-1.  Seriously, PL has higher average attendance, generates more money and looks a lot better on television, but there's so little soul compared to Serie A these days. I mean, forcing fans to sit down; what the fuck is that about? The Ultras in Italy are spectacular when it comes to creating an awesome atmosphere (although they suck ass when they stab people and shit like that Lol the crowds in the premier league are more " tame" because of the crackdown against the hardcore supporters. I'll agree with you that it's great to see passionate fans, but just because a group of fans is rowdier it doesn't mean that they're more quality fans. | ||
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
On December 08 2009 02:37 kroko wrote: World Cup 2010 Athem. This we will be hearing at halftimes and goalsummarys. Ok song atm, but I know every will learn to hate by hearing it too much. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME3UicDqWTc i like it ;] | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28911 Posts
On December 08 2009 03:07 horang3 wrote: Lol the crowds in the premier league are more " tame" because of the crackdown against the hardcore supporters. I'll agree with you that it's great to see passionate fans, but just because a group of fans is rowdier it doesn't mean that they're more quality fans. agreed I think it's a very good thing that it is possible to bring your children to the stadium.. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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uberMatt
Canada659 Posts
On December 08 2009 07:09 zulu_nation8 wrote: Why dont they sing the song in Afrikaans instead of English, also holgerious that 7-1, we don't hate Roma or anything there's no need to drown out the Roma supporters when the score is 7-1. You can bet that would never happen if it was an important EPL game. heh, i was going to make a similar post :v i wish all the stadiums in the premiership were like upton park, fratton park, craven cottage etc. the older stadiums are way better but obviously they're not as economically feasible, or however you want to spin corporate football bullshit. also, terraces instead of all seaters. and lower ticket prices. and later kickoffs. | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
Don't get me wrong people, I am definitely not saying there aren't any passionate supporters in England, that would be a pretty silly thing to say, wouldn't it? I do however think it's sad that the ones who are gets silenced. While it's great that you can ''bring your children to the stadium'', there could at least be like in Roma's stadium where there are sections where more casual people can sit (the longside, which is what we saw on the television and makes us think the crowd looks lame and deficient in quantity), and then there's Curva Sud where all the awesome romanisti can go. Look at these views from yesterdays game: ![[image loading]](http://i50.tinypic.com/swvnd2.jpg) That's what a football crowd should look like! They stand up, sing and wave their flags majestically throughout the game. PL represents everything I don't like about modern football, where everything is about making money. It brings success, yes, but at what cost? Fucking soul eating, money gloating Glazer. Go FC United! And that song is gay. Really fucking gay. | ||
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AngryLlama
United States1227 Posts
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kroko
Finland2136 Posts
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PangO
Chile1870 Posts
On December 09 2009 05:38 AngryLlama wrote: Once again, another beautiful freekick by Ronaldo. He's seriously really good at those... | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
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fLyiNgDroNe
Belgium4145 Posts
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Sadir
Vatican City State1176 Posts
just don't listen to anything he has to say about Italy/Roma and you will be fine =) and damn, missed the games because I have an important exam tomorrow......but it was so damn obvious that Bayern would dominate Juventus ---> FUCK | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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SkyTheUnknown
Germany2065 Posts
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
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kroko
Finland2136 Posts
CSKA could face Champions League expulsion Tuesday, 8 December 2009 21:56 CSKA Moscow could be thrown out of the Champions League and banned from future competitions because of positive drugs tests for two of their players following a match against Manchester United. Russian defenders Alexei Berezutsky and Sergei Ignashevich have been provisionally suspended from all games after positive doping tests for a banned stimulant. The random tests were carried out following the Champions League clash with Manchester United on November 3 which ended in a 3-3 draw. UEFA's disciplinary committee will hear the case on December 17 but under the European body's regulations, if more than one player tests positive for banned drugs action can be taken against the team. Part of Article 12 of UEFA's disciplinary regulations states: 'If more than one player from the same team is charged with a doping offence in relation to a prohibited substance or methods the team in question may be disqualified from the competition in progress and/or future competitions.' The Russian club have defended the players and claim it was down to a 'clerical error'. CSKA claimed that both players had been given Sudafed while battling colds on international duty, but CSKA's medical staff had failed to include the medication on a list handed to UEFA following the clash with United. 'The problem is that during the doping control procedures a clerical error was made by employees within our medical staff,' said the statement on www.pfc-cska.com. 'For the players and for the club this news was truly shocking. Unfortunately, we do not yet fully understand all the circumstances of the case, but we have nothing to hide, and we believe our fans should be made aware of that. 'This situation has arisen in connection with the treatment of our players from a severe cold during their time with the national team, and not in any way with doping, which is also known by the relevant bodies within UEFA.' RTE | ||
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SF-Fork
Russian Federation1401 Posts
As I've said before, you can never expect anything from the russians. You can only be surprised by them... | ||
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