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SWP's back said:
Cambridgeblue said:SWP's back said:or Barm vs Muffin
I thought that was what started WW1? Apparently Archduke Ferdinand was a key member of the Barmist elite and was assassinated by radical muffiners...
TonyM said:I wonder if Platini has any ideas on how to stamp Hooliganism out of the game. Fuckin Idiot. I fuckin hate Platini. Fuckin Idiot! This may have nothing to do with him but I just the fact that it involves a French team makes my blood boil. Fuck Platini the Fuckin idiot!
And fuck Gerrard too HAHA!. nothing to do with anything but I fuckin hate him too.
alib said:SWP's back said:A Paris Saint-Germain supporter has died after being attacked by his fellow fans. The man, who has been named only as Yann L, was beaten unconscious before a match against Marseilles on February 28 and had been in a coma ever since.
The incident has prompted Rama Yade, the French Secretary of State for Sport, to claim that the future of the PSG is at stake if the club fails to rein in the violent hooligans who have tarnished the reputation of one of the best supported clubs in France.
Amid widespread calls for violence to be eradicated around PSG's notoriously troubled Parc des Princes stadium, Yade said the club is now under even more intense pressure to act.
"The very worst thing possible has happened," he said. "Passion has been transformed into sordid, senseless and murderous rage. The love of the shirt has been replaced by hatred, for each other, for sport, and for life. Supporters who kill each other should be punished with the utmost severity. The very survival of the club is at stake."
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The existence of several rival fans groups within PSG's support has led to a rise in violence in recent seasons. The dead man was reportedly a member of a firm of supporters who congregate at the Boulogne end of the Parc, and was reportedly attacked by members of a rival group from the Auteuil end.
Like Marseilles, PSG fan groups have close ties to club management and can even influence the running of the club. After today's death, PSG announced they had provisionally suspended all agreements that had been signed with the various supporters associations.
Offering condolences to the fan's family, a club statement read: "We intend to fully investigate the consequences of this incident and then take the necessary action to help eradicate violence from in an and around the Parc des Princes and during the team's away trips.
"Once again the behaviour of a band of pseudo-supporters has plunged the club, its management, its shareholder, its sponsors, its players and its real fans into a state of sadness and dismay.
"We want whoever is responsible for this criminal act to be caught, interrogated and charged."
Yesterday, four people were arrested in connection with the death, although a fifth man who was questioned was later released.
Brice Hortefeux, the French Interior Minister, ordered PSG to play their French Cup match against Auxerre, scheduled for Tuesday, behind closed doors. "I've decided to reinforce security measures surrounding PSG's next matches," he said. "If we have to play those games in empty stadiums, then so be it."
The Professional Football League (LFP) has already ordered the Nice v PSG and PSG v Boulogne league games on March 20 and 28 respectively to be played behind closed doors.
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I think South stand could take the North stand no worries.
Blocks 109-111 could no doubt also take the Colin Bell Stand.
the Family Stand could take the Colin Bell Stand
aka blue jambo said:we were looking for a good pagger
Lancet Fluke said:aka blue jambo said:we were looking for a good pagger
Nice.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:alib said:the Family Stand could take the Colin Bell Stand
Nobody could take CBL3 and live to tell the tale!