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king Ale

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[Andy] Its Italy's faults for being such cry babies, its the fans fault for being fake fans, its their fault the Serbs had flares and tried to bash their keeper, Azzurri fans are all the same, they are cry-babies and have now won on the table, they are as bad as Inter, something about korea and the fact their being crybabies...I wear italy jerseys but your all fake fans! RAH RAH RAH[Andy]

You hate Italy so much yet you support an Italian team, not to mention the one team that has been the backbone of the Azzurri for a long time. All you seem to do is kiss americas ass everytime the Azzurri come up in conversation, call us fans cry babies and have nothing to back it up. Its boring, your a broken record, its not funny.
:kiss:

Lets see what decision UEFA will make. Whether they'll also put the blame on Italian crybabies and the stadium security or not would be interesting for Andy.
 

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king Ale

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Serbian FA president: "Yesterday Serbian police warned Italian forces of the danger,that violent groups were in Italy to stop this game. And yet nothing was done. The events of this evening were not avoided"
Nice. So they spotted the danger and they warned Italian forces of it which basically means that even though they (Serbian police) couldn't prevent those Serbian fans (who had been already spotted dangerous) from leaving Serbia, they expected Italian police to sort their problems out :tup:
 

Bjerknes

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Nice. So they spotted the danger and they warned Italian forces of it which basically means that even though they (Serbian police) couldn't prevent those Serbian fans (who had been already spotted dangerous) from leaving Serbia, they expected Italian police to sort their problems out :tup:
Well, that's an admission of guilt in spite of the sarcasm. Italy had warning but they didn't act. That reflects very badly upon your glory-hunted avenue and reinforces my point. Some blame rests on the shoulders of Italian officials.
 

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Andy if the Serbs said it was all our fault, you would still talk shit.

Some blame does, but this was in no way Italy's fault, those people should not have been able to leave the country.

I love how you comment as if America was this perfect country.
 

king Ale

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Andy if the Serbs said it was all our fault, you would still talk shit.

Some blame does, but this was in no way Italy's fault, those people should not have been able to leave the country.

I love how you comment as if America was this perfect country
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But America wasn't this perfect country so I wouldn't assume things.

But like you say, it is in no way Italy's fault. I'm really against giving the points to Italy though, I'm all for a replay with no Serbs being allowed to the stadium.
 

Bjerknes

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Andy if the Serbs said it was all our fault, you would still talk shit.

Some blame does, but this was in no way Italy's fault, those people should not have been able to leave the country.

I love how you comment as if America was this perfect country.
But this just demonstrates a typical misunderstanding with regards to my actual viewpoints. You don't really seem to know jack squat about me. Ask anybody, including Fred or Rebel, about my views on our government. It's quite obvious I'm against all these stupid wars we're involved in, surely opposing this imbecilic police state we're developing, so you are simply wrong here.

Not allowing people to leave their own country is a rather important issue. If a government can say you can't leave because you might cause trouble in another country, this opens up a huge can of worms. This goes hand-in-hand with the whole "terrorist watch list" issue in the US. If you start allowing the government to stop you from traveling with the suspicion you are a terrorist, then they can basically stop you from traveling outright if this precedent is set. You don't want.

I'm not sure about Serbian laws, but if your officials are counting on another government to protect them, then you've got to be insane. Are you insane, Salvo?

You can't count on others to police your own venues. If so, you're trying to pull the whole "it's Korea, it's Uefa, it's Sweden, it's every but ourselves" sort of rhetoric which makes me think lesser of you lot.
 

king Ale

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But this just demonstrates a typical misunderstanding with regards to my actual viewpoints. You don't really seem to know jack squat about me. Ask anybody, including Fred or Rebel, about my views on our government. It's quite obvious I'm against all these stupid wars we're involved in, surely opposing this imbecilic police state we're developing, so you are simply wrong here.

Not allowing people to leave their own country is a rather important issue. If a government can say you can't leave because you might cause trouble in another country, this opens up a huge can of worms. This goes hand-in-hand with the whole "terrorist watch list" issue in the US. If you start allowing the government to stop you from traveling with the suspicion you are a terrorist, then they can basically stop you from traveling outright if this precedent is set. You don't want.

I'm not sure about Serbian laws, but if your officials are counting on another government to protect them, then you've got to be insane. Are you insane, Salvo?

You can't count on others to police your own venues. If so, you're trying to pull the whole "it's Korea, it's Uefa, it's Sweden, it's every but ourselves" sort of rhetoric which makes me think lesser of you lot.
:lol:

I'm sorry Andy, but even that's sometimes as nonsensical as your views on the US soccer :D
 

king Ale

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I'm shocked you'd say that. :rofl:
Are you? I wonder how much you'd be shocked if UEFA also don't find Italy guilty of this. If UEFA don't impose any punishment for Italy because of what happened last night, I think it's safe to believe that you come up with the nonsense only because that's the Azzurri involved in the matter ;)
 

Bjerknes

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Are you? I wonder how much you'd be shocked if UEFA also don't find Italy guilty of this. If UEFA don't impose any punishment for Italy because of what happened last night, I think it's safe to believe that you come up with the nonsense only because that's the Azzurri involved in the matter ;)
But wouldn't that also debunk the conspiracy theories Azzurri fans have tossed around lately? Aren't you one of the theorists who say the Korea match was basically fixed?

It doesn't matter what UEFA does. Italy has a problem with crowd trouble, as seen in Serie A. Not admitting that just makes you look like a fan girl, which you are, but I still like you despite this fact.
 

king Ale

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I will patiently await the next time Azzurri fans take some blame for something. Until then, I'll enjoy dying at age 56.
I'm an Azzurri fan, not their police forces'. I just honestly don't understand in what way Italy are to blame because of the things happened last night.

You criticizing your government doesn't help your cause I'm afraid, that's what I mean. You have talked nonsense with regards to political issues too. To say that America was behind what happened in 9/11 doesn't suddenly make you so objective that we could take you seriously when it comes to the US soccer :D
 

king Ale

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But wouldn't that also debunk the conspiracy theories Azzurri fans have tossed around lately? Aren't you one of the theorists who say the Korea match was basically fixed?

It doesn't matter what UEFA does. Italy has a problem with crowd trouble, as seen in Serie A. Not admitting that just makes you look like a fan girl, which you are, but I still like you despite this fact.
Don't expand the problem. I'm only talking about what happened last night and there I believe that it wasn't Italy's fault.

I never claimed the Korea match was fixed. As a football fan though, what I saw in that game (as well as the game against Spain) was beyond just some typical refereeing mistakes. This is what I saw and this is what I'm sure you noticed too. Vieri could have scored his chances, Spain could have won the game in penalties, and Iniesta could have never scored that late goal against Chelsea so those games were not fixed (it's crap to say that the winners of those games were already selected beforehand) but I believe there WAS a will to help Korea in the World Cup as much as possible as it was the case with Barca against Chelsea.
 

Bjerknes

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You criticizing your government doesn't help your cause I'm afraid, that's what I mean. You have talked nonsense with regards to political issues too. To say that America was behind what happened in 9/11 doesn't suddenly make you so objective that we could take you seriously when it comes to the US soccer :D
I actually never said America was behind 9/11. That would mean I'd be behind 9/11.

Perhaps I was wrong about you. Maybe you are also a conspiracy theorist who doesn't trust her government. Perhaps Ahmadinijhad is right and you should simply shut the hell up, obey him, and stop being a little annoyance. I'm pretty sure your country is doing just fine and you're simply against the regime because it doesn't suit your political needs. Mahmoud is a good guy and he'd never do anything to harm you, Hoori. Stop being stupid, trust your folks in government.
 

Bjerknes

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Don't expand the problem. I'm only talking about what happened last night and there I believe that it wasn't Italy's fault.

I never claimed the Korea match was fixed. As a football fan though, what I saw in that game (as well as the game against Spain) was beyond just some typical refereeing mistakes. This is what I saw and this is what I'm sure you noticed too. Vieri could have scored his chances, Spain could have won the game in penalties, and Iniesta could have never scored that late goal against Chelsea so those games were not fixed (it's crap to say that the winners of those games were already selected beforehand) but I believe there WAS a will to help Korea in the World Cup as much as possible as it was the case with Barca against Chelsea.
What's the proof behind the Chelsea match?

Oh boy, I'm looking forward to this.
 

king Ale

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I actually never said America was behind 9/11. That would mean I'd be behind 9/11.

Perhaps I was wrong about you. Maybe you are also a conspiracy theorist who doesn't trust her government. Perhaps Ahmadinijhad is right and you should simply shut the hell up, obey him, and stop being a little annoyance. I'm pretty sure your country is doing just fine and you're simply against the regime because it doesn't suit your political needs. Mahmoud is a good guy and he'd never do anything to harm you, Hoori. Stop being stupid, trust your folks in government.
You know what I meant with America and we also know very well that you believed/believe(?) your government was behind 9/11 (I mean, we two discussed it in the forums, how can I forget it?).

That's what you are doing every time Andy. I have to either support my government to die obeying whatever they say and accepting whatever they do or I have to fight with them with guns. There is no other way, is it?

You can be annoyed with your government, you can criticize them, I even don't know what happens there so what an American thinks of his government is most probably more objective than what I do but to say that you are not biased towards your national football team only because you criticize your government doesn't make sense.
 

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