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 Горкият Манчестър |
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| Автор |
Omni (158.3) |
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| Публикувано | 15.05.08 19:07 |
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Оправдаха се сериозните опасения на запознатите с хунската природа какво би се случило на града Манчестър покрай щастливото промъкване на "Воините на Уоти" до финала за УЕФА.
Наложи се части за борба с масовите безредици да се погрижат за овладяването на заелите най-ниското стъпало на човешката еволюция индивиди. Преди да преминем към масовката, ето един екземпляр, който заслужава да бъде отличен като най-ярък пример на британското достойнство и мъжество, олицетворявано от хуните:
На долното видео можете да се насладите на гледката как развилнелите се поданици на Нейно Величество аристократично повалят на земята и ритат полицаи.
Пробождането В ГЪРБА на фен на Зенит, разбира се, допълва нагледно представеното.
Все пак, колкото и да е неподходящо в тази тема, нека си припомним какво се случи в Севиля, когато Селтик игра европейски финал:
Celtic fans 'Europe's best'
Celtic fans created a great atmosphere in Seville
Celtic's fans have been named the best in Europe by Uefa.
The Scottish outfit's supporters received the 2003 Uefa Fair Play Award on Wednesday for their behaviour during the club's run to the Uefa Cup final last season.
European football's governing body paid tribute to the 80,000 fans that had travelled to Seville to help create a fiesta atmosphere in the Spanish city.
Celtic Supporters Association general secretary Eddie Toner said: "The Fair Play Award is a fantastic tribute to the Celtic supporters who represented the club in Europe so magnificently last season.
"Celtic supporters have travelled in large numbers throughout Europe over many years and they have rightly earned an excellent reputation during this time.
Celtic chairman Brian Quinn
"The Fair Play Award is further recognition of the Celtic supporters' high standing in Europe and an honour which is well deserved."
Celtic chairman Brian Quinn added: "The backing the team received from supporters throughout our entire Uefa Cup run both home and away was overwhelming and the supporters' behaviour was a credit to the club.
"Despite the disappointment in Seville, Celtic's Uefa Cup challenge and the crucial role which the supporters played in this effort will be remembered and treasured for years to come."
Celtic season ticket holders John Byrne and John Gallagher accepted the award at the annual Uefa Football Gala in Monte Carlo.
Uefa also confirmed that it is to present a special plaque to the club's fans at Celtic Park before a match in September.
Celtic picked up Fifa's Fair Play Award on behalf of the fans that
travelled to last season's Uefa Cup final.
Around 80,000 travelled to Seville to see their team lose 3-2 to Porto
and the honour is for the supporters' "exemplary fair and cordial
conduct".
Executive director Peter Lawwell said: "Celtic is a unique club with
many thousands of fantastic supporters.
"This award is a tribute to all of them, as they showed last year, they
are the best fans in the world."
The Fifa prize follows the award in August of Uefa's equivalent
accolade.
Eddie Toner, general secretary of the Celtic Supporters Association said
last week: "I am sure all supporters will be delighted with this
tremendous honour.
"The supporters were a credit to Celtic Football Club and we all hope
that we will be fortunate enough to enjoy similar occasions in European
football this season."
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill added: "We have been delighted with the
backing the team has received from supporters in all the competitions we
have been involved in, both home and abroad. They all richly deserve
this recognition from Fifa."
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