UEFA Euro 2012 - Group A - ** spoilers ** (Czech Republic, Greece, Poland, Russia)
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That'll give the ref a better idea of what it's like having a footballer sweep your legs.
Ur other micro movie shows a goalie at work with a strong righteous fear of head injuries.
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Greece getting back into the game now. Can see an equaliser coming.
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Kerzhakov will be starting again tonight by the looks of it, hopefully he can bury some of the ones he missed against the Czech Republic. I really don't see Poland getting anything from the game, Lewandowski can't do everything on his own. I watched Dortmund maybe 7 or 8 times last season and most of the goals that I've seen him score were simple right place, right time tap-ins. He isn't going to be dribbling through the defence or slotting them from 30+ yards.
Don't see any real creativity or dynamism in the Polish midfield, not enough to overpower the Russian midfield and defense anyway.
Don't see any real creativity or dynamism in the Polish midfield, not enough to overpower the Russian midfield and defense anyway.
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Feral scum.
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What did anyone realistically expect when thousands of Russian fans march through POLAND to celebrate Russian independance day.
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yes and no its not as simple as im from yarkshire and i don't like you lancs etc.
the land of Poland was cast aside bby the allies in ww2 despite the war starting due to the flashpoint action of Germany invading Poland. we basically let Stalin keep Poland after the war despite the poles wanting to be free.
there was a lot of wrong doings to the polish people by the soviet probably more and worse than you can imagine. you know rape, labour camps being treated as second class citizens being left with a broken and tortured country. some of the fans will have family who were effected by it all.
it probably wasn't a great idea to let the Russians stage a russia day March through bloomin Warsaw today, can't have helped.
Haha. He trends on twitter every single time ITV cover football and none of the tweets are positive. Surely ITV have a PR department who check them out. He must be on one mighty contract, I can't see why they'd keep him around otherwise.
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To say that this is all because of the history between the two countries is wrong. Ross Kemp has done programmes on both Russian and Polish hooligans and it's well known that they train themselves specifically to fight other groups. This was probably all arranged as soon as the fixtures were released and has nothing to do with World War II. I'm sure the Germans are ****ed at us for bombing the **** out of a lot of their cities but you don't see the British fans behaving in the same manner as the Eastern Europeans. It's got nothing to do with the war, it's an excuse for a fight and that's all they need.
You've obviously never asked Poles about how they feel about the Russians. I suggest you do so before continuing to say it’s just a football hooligan thing.
Now where were we? Ah yes, come on Poland!
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Hooligans will be hooligans no matter which country they are from. Look at the fans who came over from Roma. Shall we agree to disagree and get on with the game?
Hooligans will be hooligans no matter which country they are from. Look at the fans who came over from Roma. Shall we agree to disagree and get on with the game?
Yup
...looks like they aren't sitting back.
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Shame that was offside. 