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roverstillidie wrote: So the kick off in the Village wasn't revenge for sectarian attacks on Poles in Belfast from Loyalists?

I've no idea.

But if (self-styled) "Loyalists" have attacked Polish shops, how does that justify attacks on NI football fans?

Besides which, "revenge" clearly implies that the Poles were the aggressors at the Belfast match, which further tears the arse out of SByrne's lie that it was NI fans who attacked Polish fans, a lie for which he has no evidence.

Meanwhile, how do you explain this, for instance?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRjgIV94-88

Ulster Loyalists attacking Polish shops in Moscow?

Or this:
http://www.krakowpost.com/8781/2015/02/the-rise-of-the-polish-hooligan-mafias

This, maybe?
"At the Euro 2012, despite a generally peaceful tournament, a fight broke after Russian fans marched through the capital Warsaw for their match against Poland and were attached by Polish hooligans. The only other incident at the tournament held in Poland (and Ukraine) was the fight between Croatian fans, and the arrest of several Irish fans, however no Poles were involved"
http://poznan.naszemiasto.pl/artykul/kolejnych-23-pseudokibicow-zatrzymanych-w-poznaniu,2804762,art,t,id,tm.html?przekierowanie_mm=1

d13dave wrote: revenge? i thought they spanked the nordies around The Village? There were cars full of vodka filled juiced up lunatics leaving Dublin from 8am. Â

Can't be true, Dave.

At least not in the one-eyed world inhabited by SByrne and the like.

You must be making it up.

Territorial wrote: drog addict wrote: Or the burning of Polish flegs on top of bonfires I've never seen a bonfire at an NI match in my life, flagged or otherwise. Meanwhile, you might want to study this: http://www.dictionary.com/browse/whataboutery

No not a northern match but the yearly bonfires that are associated with the north. Think it was publicised in Poland hence why they probably decided to go on a rampage. Look it up buddy, Google will point you in the right direction.

randyrandolph wrote: Terri, i see your tickets are going for £7.34 on Viagogo  do the might GAWA always travel in such large numbers?

Territorial wrote: [QUOTE=roverstillidie] I've no idea. But if (self-styled) "Loyalists" have attacked Polish shops, how does that justify attacks on NI football fans? Besides which, "revenge" clearly implies that the Poles were the aggressors at the Belfast match, which further tears the arse out of SByrne's lie that it was NI fans who attacked Polish fans, a lie for which he has no evidence. Meanwhile, how do you explain this, for instance? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRjgIV94-88 Ulster Loyalists attacking Polish shops in Moscow? Or this: http://www.krakowpost.com/8781/2015/02/the-rise-of-the-polish-hooligan-mafias This, maybe? "At the Euro 2012, despite a generally peaceful tournament, a fight broke after Russian fans marched through the capital Warsaw for their match against Poland and were attached by Polish hooligans. The only other incident at the tournament held in Poland (and Ukraine) was the fight between Croatian fans, and the arrest of several Irish fans, however no Poles were involved" http://poznan.naszemiasto.pl/artykul/kolejnych-23-pseudokibicow-zatrzymanych-w-poznaniu,2804762,art,t,id,tm.html?przekierowanie_mm=1[/QUOTE]

Edited by roverstillidie - 08 Jun 2016 at 3:56pm

Irish2011 wrote: randyrandolph wrote: Terri, i see your tickets are going for £7.34 on Viagogo  do the might GAWA always travel in such large numbers? The best fans in the world

An unusual half and half, did you make it yourself?

Was in Belfast for that infamous game.