Reply With QuoteI might say 24 units or thereabouts. Barely covers a decent session
where hooligans assemble and throw plastic cafe chairs at people.
I might say 24 units or thereabouts. Barely covers a decent session
We do it so much better than the natives themselves, hard though they may try.
The Italians are more sort of stab you in the head and drive off on their vespa.
and the Turks don't obey the rules of hooliganism. They are disqualified.
Tried telling my doctor something similar many years ago
he just looked at me and said "you work in media, so do you want to revise that?"
Also, and I do feel that this is a crucial point, nobody listens to them so it doesnt really matter any way.
They have to be seen to do something to combat the effects of this damaging drug as they're legitimising its sale. Of course, they could legalise other, much less harmful, drugs but no. We're too conservative, in many senses, to even consider that sort of sensible, pragmatic approach.
...in picturesque european squares though.
I mean, heaven forbid that everyone else would have to think of a new stereotype for us.
Standing around near the stadium and my mate told me to move quickly.
The Lazio fans had set a scooter alight, jammed on the throttle and pointed it at us. Damn thing was approaching us at about 30mph and properly afire.
An enormously fat bloke in shorts but no top wrapped a St Geroge's flag around his shoulders, cried 'England! On Me!' and led the charge into a group of bottle-throwing north African lads.
It made me quite swell with pride.
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