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Probably Russian internet bots trying to incite instability in a western enemy.
I’m not even joking.
Edit: quick Internet search came up with that MI5 actually looked into this and dismissed it. Still smoke, fire whatever the saying is…
Probably a load of cranks from a really boring country…like Iceland.
Does anyone know how all those England fans got into the game between Nice and Marseille?
🤣🤣🤣🤣
It was Jeremy, Tarquin and Piers from Hamsptead who started it. They were on their holidays on the Cote d’Azur and decided to have a night away from the wives and cause a right royal rumpus.
How did all those racist England supporters get over to Hungary I wonder?
Who boos at national anthems? Bloody disgusting and then to boo the taking of the knee while their own team stand …. Those English fans get everywhere
I see those nasty England fans were up to no good again last night steveo, causing mayhem in their own backyard.
To all of you who insulted me because I raised the issue of your riotous behaviour at the Wembley Final it looks as if the football authorities agreed with me and have instructed the three lions to play a game behind closed doors and there’s a piffeling little fine. I think they were far too lenient!
Cheers
Little Tom
You’re hilarious Tomk. Everyone on here at the time condemned what happened in the Euro Final. Idiots!
I’m glad UEFA issued the punishments they did could have even been harsher.
Just seen some England fans have hospitalised a belgium based Man City fan.
“Both Manchester City and Club Brugge have expressed their shock and horror after a City fan was attacked by rivals supporters in a car park in Belgium on Tuesday night.
Guido De Pauw, 63, was attacked by Club Brugge fans as a service station in Drongen following on from the Blues’ 5-1 Champions League victory at the Jan Breydel Stadium.
Mr De Pauw, a member of the Blue Moon Belgium supporters club, was attacked when he stopped at a service station on his way home from the game after trying to retrieve his scarf from a Club Brugge supporter and was then ‘left for dead.’
Both clubs have now issued statements on the matter and have sent their best wishes to Mr De Pauw and his family.”
Shocking news!
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