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[Albion] Stabbings
- Thread starter jackalbion
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GoingUp
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It's on Sky Sports ticker tape thing as 'Breaking News' too.
I'll tell you what. Most of the other mods are in Rome for the game and I'm busy with work.when this happened to Liverpool fans in Paris you all pissed yourselves.
So whilst you may or may not have points regarding equivalance etc, nobody is really in the mood for that right now. Especially me. So if your purpose for being on this thread is to try and create a bit of friction, your stay will be an especially short one.
Thanks.
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Comrade Sam
Comrade Sam
Good luck Jack and maybe stand up for the Albion might be applicable for the full 90 minutes.
Neville's Breakfast
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Shouldn’t it be Roma fans wearing yellow ?
- Oct 20, 2022
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Or at least yellow socks like they do in Rome
I‘m sure TB/PBOBE were informed very early on - it would be impossible for players not to know, it’s splashed over global MSM and social media - just hope it doesn’t throw their concentration or blunt the edge of our aggressive attacking game that we‘re going to need - Roma fans will be livid and up for trouble if we win regardless of how ‘fair and friendly like’ we beat them, so what the heck, darks arts please from us, a ref biased in our favour and an unfair red card to Roma
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father_and_son
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Hey, stay safe everyone. Racing down from Milan to join you.
Probably, because a few paragraphs down from that Balkham said they were ok and he’d spoken to themThe Argus reporting that one fan is in critical condition , hope they have got that wrong
Recap after seagulls fans 'stabbed and robbed' ahead of Rome clash
Brighton and Hove Albion fans have been stabbed and robbed in the centre of Rome ahead of the Seagulls Europa League clashwww.theargus.co.uk
Neville's Breakfast
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Some on here said they deserved it because, well, you know, it’s Liverpool. These incidents in Rome will remind some people that football fans often get targeted in these places and it’s best not to blame the victims.
MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Hope you're ok @jackalbion. Wishing you a better reception next time you're on the mean streets of Selsey, or Mile Oak, or Nuneaton, or etc etc
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Got to admit, when I saw this thread this morning, I thought it was a poor attempt at humour and ignored it. I'm sorry for my mistake and hope @jackalbion and the other person are okay and able to still enjoy the match tonight.
No ones ever said that about any other fan getting stabbed so wind your neck in and stop point scoring on the back of something shit happening to a friend of mine.
- May 8, 2018
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Jack is also well known for his yellow jacket
Probably good news then. That's a relief. Unless there's a 3rd person stabbed nobody has mentioned.
*have amended my original post which should have read 'if not', rather than 'if so'. Logic fail.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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What I hope we can avoid ..... and what I'm confident we can avoid ... is the whole .... "well we'll do them in, when they come to ours" macho, posturing, revenge bullshit.
This isn't a war and it isn't about national manliness. If you're thinking it is, it's time to grow up. This is about people senselessly being put in a hospital, possibly in a critical condition.
I also hope, but am less confident we can avoid ... is the whole national yah boo bullshit that goes with this. Ie English authorities protest a specific incident, Italian authorities cite the English record on football hooliganism as a pretext to doing absolutely nothing to prevent this happening again.
This isn't a war and it isn't about national manliness. If you're thinking it is, it's time to grow up. This is about people senselessly being put in a hospital, possibly in a critical condition.
I also hope, but am less confident we can avoid ... is the whole national yah boo bullshit that goes with this. Ie English authorities protest a specific incident, Italian authorities cite the English record on football hooliganism as a pretext to doing absolutely nothing to prevent this happening again.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
From that same article. The Argus is contradicting itself.The Argus reporting that one fan is in critical condition , hope they have got that wrong
Recap after seagulls fans 'stabbed and robbed' ahead of Rome clash
Brighton and Hove Albion fans have been stabbed and robbed in the centre of Rome ahead of the Seagulls Europa League clash
What do police say?
Sussex Police's football liaison officer PC Darren Balkham is in Rome this morning.He confirmed that two Brighton fans are involved.
PC Balkham said: "We are aware of the incident reported in Italian media last night."
"Have spoken to both Brighton fans who are ok. We reiterate the advice of the club published on the pre match info.
- Oct 17, 2008
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The usual suspects (appropriately all of whom I’ve previously blocked) once again making twats of themselves playing devil’s advocate on here. One of our own got f**king stabbed and people are playing whataboutery and making light.
Mods, thread ban them please. This is not the time or place.
Mods, thread ban them please. This is not the time or place.
Thunder Bolt
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I agree 100%
Neville's Breakfast
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‘Winding your neck in’ is usually reserved for people being aggressive. Certainly not me. This is a thread about English football fans being attacked in Rome. Some people (me) see similarities.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
You are still point scoring. Back off.