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Council Scum" wrote: ↑05 Nov 2025, 09:19

WHU(Exeter) wrote: ↑05 Nov 2025, 08:50 Can’t agree about the Macabi Tel Aviv fans.

If that had been a club from the Balkans, who’d been in Amsterdam those two nights, a significant number looking for fights, attacking a taxi driver, trying to break into properties and singing songs celebrating the death of kids etc etc, and then a British club stopped their attendance, nobody would be batting an eyelid. UEFA themselves might well have placed  sanctions on them, and given UEFAs stance over many years, involving a lot of clubs, including British for far less, that would’ve been par for the course.

Villa stopped Legia Warsaw fans from entering the away end en masse. Where was that in the news?

Starmer is right behind putting people inside for some nasty words on social media, or even on the other side of the political spectrum having 80 year olds arrested for something written on a placard, but at the same time in uproar that their fans can’t have the opportunity to do all the above again in a UK city?

They acted like cunts and have been treated the same way as dozens of clubs have been dealt with for decades.

They were met with Pro Palestine supporters though weren't they? Plenty of news reports have clearly stated they started on the Macabi fans first. 

WHU(Exeter) wrote: ↑05 Nov 2025, 08:50 Can’t agree about the Macabi Tel Aviv fans.

If that had been a club from the Balkans, who’d been in Amsterdam those two nights, a significant number looking for fights, attacking a taxi driver, trying to break into properties and singing songs celebrating the death of kids etc etc, and then a British club stopped their attendance, nobody would be batting an eyelid. UEFA themselves might well have placed  sanctions on them, and given UEFAs stance over many years, involving a lot of clubs, including British for far less, that would’ve been par for the course.

Villa stopped Legia Warsaw fans from entering the away end en masse. Where was that in the news?

Starmer is right behind putting people inside for some nasty words on social media, or even on the other side of the political spectrum having 80 year olds arrested for something written on a placard, but at the same time in uproar that their fans can’t have the opportunity to do all the above again in a UK city?

They acted like cunts and have been treated the same way as dozens of clubs have been dealt with for decades.

SurfaceAgentX2Zero wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 23:33

Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 23:21

, wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 22:58 Dutch police told their British counterparts that over 200 Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans who wreaked havoc in Amsterdam in November 2024 were "linked to the Israel Defense Forces [IDF]", and that hundreds more were "experienced fighters", "highly organised" and "intent on causing serious violence", Middle East Eye can reveal.The recent ban on fans of Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv from a 6 November fixture at Aston Villa in Birmingham triggered a political furore and was denounced as antisemitic last month by the British government
 Dutch police reported that "significant numbers of Maccabi fans were actively involved in demonstrations and confrontations".They said "500-600 fans" were "experienced fighters who were highly organised and co-ordinated. They were intent on serious violence and were not afraid of fighting with police

What would Israel have to gain from antagonising European nations?

'Middle East Eye', eh! A shadowy lot possibly funded by Qatar (but not certainly, because their ownership is a secret). Military service is compulsory in Israel, so it would be surprising if they weren't both  'linked to the IDF' and 'experienced fighters'.

, wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 22:58 Dutch police told their British counterparts that over 200 Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans who wreaked havoc in Amsterdam in November 2024 were "linked to the Israel Defense Forces [IDF]", and that hundreds more were "experienced fighters", "highly organised" and "intent on causing serious violence", Middle East Eye can reveal.The recent ban on fans of Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv from a 6 November fixture at Aston Villa in Birmingham triggered a political furore and was denounced as antisemitic last month by the British government
 Dutch police reported that "significant numbers of Maccabi fans were actively involved in demonstrations and confrontations".They said "500-600 fans" were "experienced fighters who were highly organised and co-ordinated. They were intent on serious violence and were not afraid of fighting with police

Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 23:21

, wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 22:58 Dutch police told their British counterparts that over 200 Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans who wreaked havoc in Amsterdam in November 2024 were "linked to the Israel Defense Forces [IDF]", and that hundreds more were "experienced fighters", "highly organised" and "intent on causing serious violence", Middle East Eye can reveal.The recent ban on fans of Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv from a 6 November fixture at Aston Villa in Birmingham triggered a political furore and was denounced as antisemitic last month by the British government
 Dutch police reported that "significant numbers of Maccabi fans were actively involved in demonstrations and confrontations".They said "500-600 fans" were "experienced fighters who were highly organised and co-ordinated. They were intent on serious violence and were not afraid of fighting with police

What would Israel have to gain from antagonising European nations?

, wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 22:58 Dutch police told their British counterparts that over 200 Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans who wreaked havoc in Amsterdam in November 2024 were "linked to the Israel Defense Forces [IDF]", and that hundreds more were "experienced fighters", "highly organised" and "intent on causing serious violence", Middle East Eye can reveal.The recent ban on fans of Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv from a 6 November fixture at Aston Villa in Birmingham triggered a political furore and was denounced as antisemitic last month by the British government
 Dutch police reported that "significant numbers of Maccabi fans were actively involved in demonstrations and confrontations".They said "500-600 fans" were "experienced fighters who were highly organised and co-ordinated. They were intent on serious violence and were not afraid of fighting with police

Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 21:26

northbankfrank wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 21:22 Bag search, pat down and foreskin check.  Whatever will the far right loons make up next? 

Jews are not right wing/far right?

Talk me through that as if you're explaining it for the first time to a 7 year old.

northbankfrank wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 21:22 Bag search, pat down and foreskin check.  Whatever will the far right loons make up next? 

, wrote: ↑04 Nov 2025, 20:28 Is the ban you speak of  similar to the ban on Arabic and Palestinian players that Maccabi Tel Aviv operates?

BRANDED wrote: ↑02 Nov 2025, 23:34 He's not exactly old school Cornish is he? I mean he's a black bloke slashing people on a train. Absolute British through and through.

Vexed wrote: ↑02 Nov 2025, 22:59

OK_Guy wrote: ↑02 Nov 2025, 19:16

Vexed wrote: ↑02 Nov 2025, 18:43 Oh look it's not a terrorist attack or a migrant. You lot must be fuming. 

 

not fuming no, I tend to wait for the news and not bear down of a forum bleating gleefully it wasn't a terrorist/migrant attack.

could be it was a child of a immigrant who happens to a believer of the 'religion of peace' that said, I'm probably speculating.

you lefties don't give a fuck about the incident, it's who did/didn't do it that matters... bragging rights, huh.
  

It's very interesting how this thread has gone from absolute outrage when you all thought it was a migrant doing a terrorist attack to quiet as fuck once it became apparent it was one bloke who is British. If I was a suspicious type I might suspect that some of you are fucking hypocrites. 

OK_Guy wrote: ↑02 Nov 2025, 19:16

Vexed wrote: ↑02 Nov 2025, 18:43 Oh look it's not a terrorist attack or a migrant. You lot must be fuming. 

 

not fuming no, I tend to wait for the news and not bear down of a forum bleating gleefully it wasn't a terrorist/migrant attack.

could be it was a child of a immigrant who happens to a believer of the 'religion of peace' that said, I'm probably speculating.

you lefties don't give a fuck about the incident, it's who did/didn't do it that matters... bragging rights, huh.
  

Vexed wrote: ↑02 Nov 2025, 18:43 Oh look it's not a terrorist attack or a migrant. You lot must be fuming. 

Vexed wrote: ↑02 Nov 2025, 09:31

Pub Bigot" wrote: ↑02 Nov 2025, 03:10

only1billybonds wrote: ↑02 Nov 2025, 01:48 Nothing meaningful will get done by the government. When one of their own, MP Sir David Ames was murdered, the response was a crackdown on social media posts was what was needed. I used to think that if/when a family member of an MP was slaughtered they would finally wake up but I now think nothing will change.
The damage to this country is so deep and widespread that its beyond the control of the authorities to change it. Really not sure where we go from here, we really are in the darkest of days.

Civil war. And it’s going to happen now without a shadow of a doubt, where towns and cities become like Belfast during the Troubles. 

And my question to the authorities and government is why shouldn’t it? They can’t project the people of this country, they actively work against the majority, and are they expecting the population to sit by idly why people are raped and killed while our towns and cities are flooded with backward third worlders who have no respect for our culture and no intention of fitting in. They’re not refugees. 

The rallies in London and the flags being hung were a warning to sort the mess out before the people decide to. 

Fucking hell, you're desperate for this to be something to justify your roundabout painting  aint ya?