Not so sure.
Think PBOBE might like to wind it down a notch or two in case it gets too exuberant.
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[Albion] Romas in ground atmosphere
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Think PBOBE might like to wind it down a notch or two in case it gets too exuberant.
So did Belusconi!
PascalGroß Tips
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- Jan 29, 2024
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It was amazing. I recorded a bit of it but then stopped as I wanted to fully take it all in ... hairs standing up on the back of my neck. As it finished, I looked at the chap next to me - no idea who he was - and he said, "I think I've just had a moment". Loved it.
Terry Connor
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- Oct 21, 2022
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I had a problem with our fans singing Forza Lazio. Mussolini's team.
I must admit when I heard it on my stream I initially thought it was the Cup Final and Abide with Me!
martin tyler
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- Jan 25, 2013
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Thought Mai Sola Mai before that was also incredible. Ground full 10 mins beforehand and built there own atmosphere to a climax. Wasn’t a fan of it all like the name chanting after goals but there pre match bar the saluting was brilliant
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The thing is she probably did unless poor Philip had a crap time of it. How is that meant to be insulting?
You’re blowing hot air.
We know our ruined past, your present is more of a concern. Sort your own shit out in the same way ours has been addressed.
You’re a total fool.
I'm sorry this is all you've got after I demonstrated you didn't read.
Also, when English football fans come to Rome, they do a lot of things (attacking locals, damaging stuff) your media do not report. THEREFORE, what your mate claimed on this thread is self-exonerating racism at its best.
About the "fool" thing: Insults are the last resorts of those who have nothing to say. I forgive you, Talby. Goodbye.
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Cotton Socks
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Ok, I can see where this conversation has gone. Most of it was said after 2 of our supporters had just been stabbed. Football violence did used to be something the 'Brits' were renowned for, decades ago and we were banned from leagues abroad.
I can't speak for any other English football club, but I feel I can say that on Thursday you will be welcomed by the vast majority of the supporters of our club. As you can see by some of the threads on here, we don't take kindly to some of our supporters behaving like idiots, home or away.
Brighton & Hove is a lovely city (2 towns) and no we don't have the architecture that you have in Rome. The screenshot of Sillwood Street that you posted was just completely random, as was saying you thought Blackpool was more fun. Which may be the case but I've never been there to judge. We have the Royal Pavilion, the Palace Pier & the Amex Stadium for our architectural inputs.
You have more chance of being hit by a bus on North Street due to looking the wrong way, than you have of being stabbed on your visit here. Aside from few idiots we don't do 'football violence'. There is a perception that Roma fans still do & people didn't feel safe in your city. I'm only talking from the perspective of being a Brighton supporter, it's our first time in the Europa League and I have no idea how other clubs supporters have treated your city but I really don't think that any of our supporters would have been trying to cause trouble.
We've had a great European adventure and 2 of our supporters being stabbed, has really spoilt it for us. We have other threads from other city's that are funny 'Canal Man' & 'Mop Man'. 'Stabbed Men' doesn't give the same amusement.
I saw on the TV a little of the YouTube clip on post #139 and it did look and sound really good, it seemed like you have a good stadium atmosphere.
I have forgiveness from a person who justifies the assault of others on the basis that they’re English?!?
You are displaying the symptoms of delusional deep rooted xenophobia which you’re desperately trying to project onto others.
Deal with your issues first. We are not responsible for your actions, you are not our babies.
Latinos.
Not a term I’d use as it’s a generic definition, but not a slur or racially offensive.
Romans were Latino.
Italian is deemed a Romance language, derived from Latin. So there’s the link to Latino.
Terry Connor
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- Oct 21, 2022
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The answer to this is obvious and it needs to be in Italian but I ain't gonna post it for fear of breaching Barber's fan social media policy.
You can keep repeating this by ignoring what I've quoted before foe your benefit, which all the other users have acknowledged! You can. Won't make it true.
It'a not about the term Latinos in itself, it's about the racist generalisation, that "you're Brits, not [some other ethnic group]" and about the self-exoneration from violence despite the fact that BRITS (not Brighton fans) are just as violent as any other football fan base in Europe with an ultras tradition.
It's tough discussing with someone who struggles reading and understanding (it's called functional illiteracy). This is the third time. I hope this time we're aligned.
Your other mates here including the moderator understood and acknowledged multiple times.
Give up, don't be the last Japanese in the jungle!
Cotton socks, appreciate the effort, but most of this was unnecessary.Ok, I can see where this conversation has gone. Most of it was said after 2 of our supporters had just been stabbed. Football violence did used to be something the 'Brits' were renowned for, decades ago and we were banned from leagues abroad.
I can't speak for any other English football club, but I feel I can say that on Thursday you will be welcomed by the vast majority of the supporters of our club. As you can see by some of the threads on here, we don't take kindly to some of our supporters behaving like idiots, home or away.
Brighton & Hove is a lovely city (2 towns) and no we don't have the architecture that you have in Rome. The screenshot of Sillwood Street that you posted was just completely random, as was saying you thought Blackpool was more fun. Which may be the case but I've never been there to judge. We have the Royal Pavilion, the Palace Pier & the Amex Stadium for our architectural inputs.
You have more chance of being hit by a bus on North Street due to looking the wrong way, than you have of being stabbed on your visit here. Aside from few idiots we don't do 'football violence'. There is a perception that Roma fans still do & people didn't feel safe in your city. I'm only talking from the perspective of being a Brighton supporter, it's our first time in the Europa League and I have no idea how other clubs supporters have treated your city but I really don't think that any of our supporters would have been trying to cause trouble.
We've had a great European adventure and 2 of our supporters being stabbed, has really spoilt it for us. We have other threads from other city's that are funny 'Canal Man' & 'Mop Man'. 'Stabbed Men' doesn't give the same amusement.
I saw on the TV a little of the YouTube clip on post #139 and it did look and sound really good, it seemed like you have a good stadium atmosphere.
As for your characterisation of English football violence as a thing of "many decades ago", I understand English fans no longer cause the death of 39 people at games like during the 80, and so if the level of violence is less tragic today, I wouldn't consider it a thing of the past or something the "UK has addressed". That's not what happens when we go to England for away games (and your media don't report anything), and that's not what happens when English fans come to Rome or continental Europe (and your media don't report with same zeal what happens).
The root of the debate was criticising a racist claim made by portlock. A racist claim that also puts the "Brits", not Brighton fans speifically, the Brits, on a pedestal, claiming some kind of moral and behavioural supremacy over an other ethnic group. We Brits: nice and clean, other ethnic group: hot headed and violent. Bullshit, not backed by facts. And racist.
That was the root issue. The rest is a tangent by those who won't acknowledge that racist claim is ridiculous and not backed by facts: English supporters ("the Brits" as an ethnic group, as per portlock's post) are in no position to school anyone on "civilised" behaviours. Acknowledged it without too many excuses, like many of your mates here already did.
I hate typos. Fixed some.
Ok, so your generalisation is ok then?