Two Brighton fans stabbed in Rome

[remember arthur mann]

 

[RadcliffeRick]

Was it in the bum?
Seems to be their tested method over there

In the bum as opposed to the hateful eight, the FA and the PL who do it in the back?

 

[Xhavenjoe]

He was actually an Irish man but all the same terrible thing to happen to a match going fan.

His wife was on the radio a few days ago.
I think he is still non verbal

"Sean Cox, the Irish Liverpool fan who suffered catastrophic injuries when he was assaulted while attending a game at Anfield, has walked for the first time in five years with the help of a team of engineers at DCU.
Mr Cox’s wife Martina said his progress has been significant, and he has now walked again with the help of a mechanical exoskeleton"

 

[Cheeky Txiki]

"You too, Brutus?"

 

[Shirley]

You can trace the attack on Sean and relate it to the attack on our team bus the previous round.
Roma fans came prepared expecting the same greeting.

 

[Nethermoor]

Every time in Italy. Is there a worse country in europe? Maybe Turkey, but not heard anything about Turkish fans for a good few years.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Thought this thread was about Brighton fans who I hope recover well. Or have the scousers put their victim stamp on it?

 

[shackattack]

In Italy it is known as " punicicate" and is said to be aimed at humiliating the rival fan rather than killing them. Some say it leads back to medieval duelling where slashing an opponents buttock was considered a skilful move.
Also though not exclusive to Roma most stabbings are in Rome as a city ,other Italian clubs tend not to use the same method
'Istory La

 

[TonyM]

In Italy it is known as " punicicate" and is said to be aimed at humiliating the rival fan rather than killing them. Some say it leads back to medieval duelling where slashing an opponents buttock was considered a skilful move.
Also though not exclusive to Roma most stabbings are in Rome as a city ,other Italian clubs tend not to use the same method
'Istory La

They use oozis

 

[nw42]

In Italy it is known as " punicicate" and is said to be aimed at humiliating the rival fan rather than killing them. Some say it leads back to medieval duelling where slashing an opponents buttock was considered a skilful move.
Also though not exclusive to Roma most stabbings are in Rome as a city ,other Italian clubs tend not to use the same method
'Istory La

I'm sure I also read that, if caught, they get lesser charges as it can't be considered attempted murder if it's in the buttocks, could be wrong but I did read it.
No idea if that's what happened to the Brighton lads, disgusting either way.