polishcanuck wrote:
Besitos, for your own good, do not attend soccer games in poland.
- This guy is from Latin America, isn't he? Hence he is perhaps well acquainted with eve the most extreme soccer game violence, as in Latin Amerca the volence is really bad - I suspect much worse than in Poland, including shootings of players.
polishcanuck wrote:
Many hooligans are skin heads who enjoy attacking coloured people
- It's just like many 'coloured' thugs enjoy attacking, and killing, ahem, 'colourless' people. Ever tried to enter the Black 'hood, e.g. in LA, even at daytime? How about 'coloured' violence in British cities, e.g. London? Does such a phenomenon exist, or not, eh?
Pretending not to know these things, 'polishcanuck' (sc) hypocrite?
As for Ross Kemp (who himself looks like a soccer hooligan), well, has he ever made a film on British soccer hooligans? If so, how has he depicted them - more positively than the Polish soccer hooligans, I presume...? Kemp's film on Polish soccer hooligans must have helped many Brits give a sigh of relief, eh...?
Alas, I think the European record in soccer hooliganism still belongs to the British, I mean the killling of tens of Italian fans during one of the games in the 80s....
Contrary to what Kemp suggests, not all soccer fans in Poland are Hitler-sympathisers; it appears only those from ethnic German and Germanophile areas, such as Slask, are so. Most of the Polish fans carry Polish national flags, etc. , just as e.g. English soccer fans carry English flags....
Somebody has suggested that some media in the UK are crap (Daily Mal, the Sun, etc.),
and other very good (The Times, BBC, Guardian, etc.), and the crappy ones are Polonophobic, whereas the good ones aren't.
I have doubts about that; I tend to think now all of them are Polonophobic, brainwashing the British into hating the Poles.