I don't think anyone here cares which street is which.
I am guessing they are expensive due to the high level of buttock stabbing in the area, kind of supply and demand thing, pretty profitable for you guys all round, the cowards, in balaclavas or helmets get the wallet and phone, and the pharmacists make a mint of crutches and painkillers
All in a perfect world though, which we will never be in. All of those institutions can be expected to be in the final 3 of anyone able or willing to do something. As I said, realistically what can be done. Realistically…?
The buns of Brighton, Shirley?
Everyone would agree with that. Very much taking my words out of context. In that case rather than where does it stop, HOW do the football authorities prevent trouble occurring away from the ground on an entirely different day without punishing the 99.99% of genuine supporters that are not involved?
Heard this on the radio (you plus one other I think). Awful, and hope you're ok.
Let the clubs find the culprits and jail them, and if they can't, ban the club or whole country from Europe.
Sounds like a job for the police to me.
Was it a job for the police (alone) when Liverpool fans rioted against Juventus? I'm not convinced the police in Italy give a shit about our fans getting stabbed.
We have the right to demand these things are done
If you’re talking about Heysel, not only inside the stadium - so very much a football matter - but also in no way comparable, thankfully.
Apparently not!
But this is clearly a football matter - they don't just stab tourists every week, they stab football fans when they dare to travel to Italy
