From what I have read the average monthly wage is below £400, it does make you wonder.
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Russia given "suspended disqualification" from Euro 2016
- Thread starter Seagull85
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From what I have read the average monthly wage is below £400, it does make you wonder.
SK1NT
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Maybe. I can't see it being much of a deterant though. These are brain dead thugs.
Insel affe
HellBilly
Are not some Ultras funded by the clubs who are in turn funded by the government ?
I am sure I read that three Russian teams sent their best ultras 50 per team equates to the 150 mentioned.
Just a question
Yeah, that's basically the same though - they already warned England and Russia that if there's any more violence, we'll be sent home. Nothing has changed. If either of us have more problems with violence in a stadium, then we could be sent home, right?
Randsta
New member
I like this quote ..."Maybe it was wrong what we did," Alexei admitted. "But if people shout insults, they have to be ready to pay for that." > There is clearly no word for Bants in Russian ....
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...016-russian-fa-alexander-shprygin-nazi-salute
A notorious far-right activist who has been photographed giving a Nazi salute is travelling with the official Russian FA delegation at Euro 2016 and was in Marseille at the weekend as clashes erupted between Russian and English fans.
Anti-racism groups have raised serious concerns over the fact that Alexander Shprygin apparently holds official accreditation with the Russia team’s entourage at the tournament. He also joined a Russian delegation that toured France’s host cities in March.
Amid the fallout from the weekend’s violence in Marseille, which has led to Russia and England being warned they could be kicked out of the tournament, the organisation employed by Uefa to monitor racism within stadiums has identified Shprygin as one of the leading figures in introducing neo-Nazi views and practices to the Russian supporter scene since the late 1990s.
Shprygin is considered by the Fare network, which provides official observers at matches for Uefa and Fifa, to be a leading light in Russia’s network of extreme-right ultra fan groups. Piara Powar, the network’s executive director, said that the presence of Shprygin within the official party raised wider concerns about “the apparent nexus of high-level politicians, far-right leaders and extreme nationalism” in Russian football ahead of the 2018 World Cup that will be hosted in the country.
Their government ministers openly and brazenly congratulate and endorse the violence, and the Russian FA actually have a known neo-Nazi thug on their payroll touring France with them.
You couldn't make it up.
Captain Sensible
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Great news by uefa, but I'm pretty certain they will cause more trouble. The question is, will uefa carry the threat out?
symyjym
Banned
They haven't been disqualified though. Thread title is misleading.
Postman Pat
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More importantly, if they are kicked out of the tournament before the group stages finish, do we get a 3-0 win?
surlyseagull
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- Aug 23, 2008
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I think we are giving these Russian imbeciles to much credit regarding the state etc,they are just pure and simply mindless thugs whose sole purpose in life is to hurt people they dont like as they have no other interest in life,it is not just English fans or Uk citizens it is humanity in general they dislike and the consensus of opinion I have found while travelling be it work or pleasure is the Russians are universally loathed by every race and country ,and the only people they get on with is themselves.Their country is a hotbed of bigoted neanderthals who have a chip on their shoulder regarding the rest of the world dating back decads and now because their wealth and situation has changed they have become richer bigoted neanderthals who are able to travel.....Nobody can accuse me of generalizing.
If you watch RT news then it is obvious that Moscow is pro Brexit .
Bad news from the Euro Championships and a sense of injustice during the run up to the vote could sway some voters .
Would put it past the Russian government to have a hand in the actions of their supporters .
Bad news from the Euro Championships and a sense of injustice during the run up to the vote could sway some voters .
Would put it past the Russian government to have a hand in the actions of their supporters .
Captain Sensible
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I've just been watching some RT, they seem to be only showing clips of England fans, Germany Ukraine trouble as well as Northern Ireland. They are ignoring the Russian videos which are extensive and also seem to be heavily blaming the Authorities rather than the Tooled up Ultras that caused it.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Would be pretty dimly short-sighted if that were the case, seeing as how they're supposed to be hosting the World Cup in two years time and would presumably want to 'welcome' as many visitors from around the globe, if only to rip them off and/or beat them up. The worse it gets at the Euros, the more people will opt to stay safe and stay home in 2018.
Classic RT.
You should see their coverage of the shooting down of the aircraft over Ukraine!
The Birdman
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I hate to say it but we are stronger together and the threat of Putin is real and it's his thugs in Syria who are forcing the boat pepole out of Syria. Which half of Africa are trying to follow. Thank goodness the French are trying stop them crossing the channel which they would stop if we vote out. Think about it.
Return of the Rev
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So thats the best reason to stay in! France will put Africans into boats and push them our way? Are we sure its the French we want to stand shoulder by shoulder with?
Given their personal hygiene issues, possibly not.
But I'd rather have the French as an ally than Russia under Putin.
As I've suggested on the other thread, I can foresee 2018 WC matches being played out in stadiums full of Russian school-kids and soldiers, dressed in England / Cameroon / South Korea / Israel shirts, to avoid embarrassment for Putin and FIFA.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Interesting perspective on H&J this afternoon from a guy who knows his onions about Russia, hooligans and the like. He reckons that WC2018 would be a civilised affair because they wouldn't want to embarrass their own nation. The point being that they think it is fine to go and cause trouble elsewhere around the world, but not in their own back yard.
This guy also reckoned that the police would be paying a visit to any known hooligans before the WC to warn them that if they put a foot out of line, the authorities will see to it (one way or another, if you know what I mean) that they go down for a long, long time. Such a shady, murky world over there, that I believe him.
It'll certainly be interesting to see what happens...
This guy also reckoned that the police would be paying a visit to any known hooligans before the WC to warn them that if they put a foot out of line, the authorities will see to it (one way or another, if you know what I mean) that they go down for a long, long time. Such a shady, murky world over there, that I believe him.
It'll certainly be interesting to see what happens...
- Nov 3, 2015
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Well, I'd call that a very sweeping generalisation. Nations are made up of individuals. Even in its darkest days of state run fascism, you couldn't say that Germany was populated by only evil people. While a (sizeable) number of thugs have been behaving in an appalling way, seemingly without the disapproval of the state, the greater part of the Russian fans were behaving appropriately. In our darkest days of football related thuggery in England, other nations were very quick to tar us all with the same brush, let's not do ordinary Russians the same disservice. I know plenty of good Russians. Yes, they have a bit of a way about them that can rub you up the wrong way...