Rangers should be defusing any potential hooligan problem in Warsaw
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hammer-time
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To you it wouldn't.That doesn’t even make any sense
hammer-time
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I'm sure they are,their supporters are crackpots hence why giving some advice publicly to our support is no bad thing.
Quit the personal abuse mate, face facts, it’s a shite idea. I notice you never answered the question asking if you have been to Euro away games btw.
highlandloyalKW10
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Were a majority of their fans involved after in that?
EverGer
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Aye. A statement will sort it right out. Get a grip.
hammer-time
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does it need to be a majority before you warn our support of potential areas to avoid? warning fans of potential flashpoint areas isn't a bad idea at all and i've no idea why yourself and a few others have an issue with it.
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hammer-time
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yes, they are but, you don't need to warn our support of potential trouble spots to avoid or anything! trying to save supporters from being attacked and any areas they should avoid is a stupid idea according to more than a few on this thread!
hammer-time
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a few but not for a good while due to major health issues but, common sense tells you that giving some help to fans on areas to avoid to save them from being attacked is never a bad idea..well not for me it isnt
Rangers send out an email with advice for travelling fans before every away European game. That’s fine, some of it is useful information. The OP is advocating something different altogether, he wants the club to come out and openly criticise our opposition and fans. How do you that would go down well with UEFA, the home club and their fans?
hammer-time
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I took the op to mean advice to support on potential trouble areas to avoid and to keep them safe..don't see why that's an issue !
hammer-time
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according to you that's what he means! that's not what I took from his post. plenty of clubs say they "have concerns" about the tie they face when they are going to a potential trouble point.
doing the above and giving advice to the support to avoid certain areas seems a perfectly reasonable thing to do. As for UEFA, its hardly news to them that Legia are crackpots.
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Mate FFS stop wetting yerself our support can more than look after themselves especially against steroid popping poles.
hammer-time
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im replying to posts not " wetting myself!
His post says we should highlight their previous hooligan behaviour. He mentions nothing about giving our fans advice or protecting them, Im not sure how you managed to take that from the OP.
EverGer
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Didn’t seem like he meant that at all.
We’ve coped just fine for years without making statements.
hammer-time
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Again, you obviously took something different from it to myself and some others.
hms
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Ludicrous idea.
What will happen is “spotters” or club officials will be mingling with fans.
A good PR company then take ownership of the situation if it escalates and it will at both games imo and deal with the situation. Here’s where it falls down, we don’t have a good PR company.
What will happen is “spotters” or club officials will be mingling with fans.
A good PR company then take ownership of the situation if it escalates and it will at both games imo and deal with the situation. Here’s where it falls down, we don’t have a good PR company.
bearett
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Korova Milk Bar
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I’ve already seen threats on Twitter. Legia have the biggest hooligan firm in Poland. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ll be going out to try and steal flags and attack folk for no reason.
Essentially hooliganism in Poland is like what it was back in the 80s in England etc. Only this time these guys don’t go out on the piss but train week in week out in gyms doing MMA.
Legia’s hooligan firm is called the Teddy Boys. Folk on here will laugh and say things like they look like absolute fannies etc but I would hate for our fans to go to Warsaw and some attacked in an unprovoked manner.
Essentially hooliganism in Poland is like what it was back in the 80s in England etc. Only this time these guys don’t go out on the piss but train week in week out in gyms doing MMA.
Legia’s hooligan firm is called the Teddy Boys. Folk on here will laugh and say things like they look like absolute fannies etc but I would hate for our fans to go to Warsaw and some attacked in an unprovoked manner.
hammer-time
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I’ve already seen threats on Twitter. Legia have the biggest hooligan firm in Poland. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ll be going out to try and steal flags and attack folk for no reason.
Essentially hooliganism in Poland is like what it was back in the 80s in England etc. Only this time these guys don’t go out on the piss but train week in week out in gyms doing MMA.
Legia’s hooligan firm is called the Teddy Boys. Folk on here will laugh and say things like they look like absolute fannies etc but I would hate for our fans to go to Warsaw and some attacked in an unprovoked manner.
EXACTLY!
I’ve already seen threats on Twitter. Legia have the biggest hooligan firm in Poland. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ll be going out to try and steal flags and attack folk for no reason.
Essentially hooliganism in Poland is like what it was back in the 80s in England etc. Only this time these guys don’t go out on the piss but train week in week out in gyms doing MMA.
Legia’s hooligan firm is called the Teddy Boys. Folk on here will laugh and say things like they look like absolute fannies etc but I would hate for our fans to go to Warsaw and some attacked in an unprovoked manner.
Quality
Ultras pffft
Mate they hate the poets more than us the only thing that will happen is the gallowgate getting flattened
Korova Milk Bar
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I don’t think you understand how dangerous these guys are, the Spanish police got an absolute doing when Legia played Real Madrid not long ago. As I said, they hate Celtic but they’re not friends with us. In my opinion they’ll still be wanting to attack folk but that’s my judgement.
I think everybody is aware of their ultras. The argument is over whether Rangers should issue a statement about them.
Korova Milk Bar
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Folk can be oblivious, I’m just making sure folk know what could happen and the scale these Polish hooligan groups operate.
Shengus Malengus
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Absurd idea.
“Watch yourself bears, they’re all nutters over there.”
That won’t fan the flames, no siree.
“Watch yourself bears, they’re all nutters over there.”
That won’t fan the flames, no siree.
Cooper Forever
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The scum media and we know who they are will portray the usual shite against us ....f@ck them don't buy papers that you know have an agenda against us
Sam English
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Could he not get the top off the vodka bottle ?
I’ve seen some of the Rangers travelling support abroad, Legia should maybe issue their fans with a warning about us.
Btw, a few of the guys in those pics look like they go to the same gym as me, I’m a big fat bastard too.
Aye no be laughing when we stick pins in them and deflate them the big wall punching mongosI’ve already seen threats on Twitter. Legia have the biggest hooligan firm in Poland. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ll be going out to try and steal flags and attack folk for no reason.
Essentially hooliganism in Poland is like what it was back in the 80s in England etc. Only this time these guys don’t go out on the piss but train week in week out in gyms doing MMA.
Legia’s hooligan firm is called the Teddy Boys. Folk on here will laugh and say things like they look like absolute fannies etc but I would hate for our fans to go to Warsaw and some attacked in an unprovoked manner.
bornabluenose
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Won't be many bears not aware of the threat this mob carry .
Stay in groups , stay vigilant ,stay alert, stay safe.
Stay in groups , stay vigilant ,stay alert, stay safe.
It will be what it will be ,a lot of the bears travelling will have countless euro trips under their belt and know what to expect ,
If your in a bar and it is attacked you deal with it at the time , these things happen throughout Europe regularly the night prior to the game and on match day ,
Putting a statement out will only heighten potential issues
If your in a bar and it is attacked you deal with it at the time , these things happen throughout Europe regularly the night prior to the game and on match day ,
Putting a statement out will only heighten potential issues
Fudgie1973
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The press will do it again the day before the game, hoping to stir up some tension.I can remember the days of the press telling us we were getting leathered in Brugges and Marseille.
Utter shite.Foreigners dont have the minerals
Every thing you say is correct , however the Dutch police were attacked by Celtic in Amsterdam , going to Parkhead with 900 or 25000 has never been a issue for the bears
BillyBoys
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Correct, it would be a riddy for the club to do anything of the sort.
We'll look after ourselves over there, as we do every trip abroad. Incidents happen on most trips but aren't public knowledge, our support will hold our own.
Fs its not our first trip to a team / country where football hooliganism is still rife .. Aslong as my eyes are still working I will see the fuckers coming then I will either (a) get to fućk quickly or (b) get to fućk quickly.
Laidlaw Loyal
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No Surrender.
hammer-time
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argument? its hardly an argument and more a discussion. as I stated above and as has now been pointed out how nuts they are, there is nothing wrong with just stating that the club is concerned about the safety of our support and issuing them with advice on areas of avoidance.
Legia aren't just daft lads, these are thugs that wouldn't hesitate in seriously hurting our support.
typical game for them
look at the amount of police needed for their match
BlueLagoonCo
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I'm sure our away support can look after themselves. Pointless thread
BlueLagoonCo
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Rangers away to problematic fans is nothing new
Laidlaw Loyal
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Right now there are Legia fans saying that about us/coming to Ibrox. Reputations are what they are.
BlueLagoonCo
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I think people are underestimating the weight our own ultras carry across Europe
nithsdaleloyalist
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Do you think the legia ultras will listen to a statement from our club and decide to behave for this game?
Laidlaw Loyal
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15Kg with Easyjet, 20Kg with the travel club. We're equipped! You're right, though. We've enough of a presence to deter any dafties over there.
Korova Milk Bar
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The fat bastards are used for dealing the heavy blows once they catch up with the mob.I’ve seen some of the Rangers travelling support abroad, Legia should maybe issue their fans with a warning about us.
