Celtic vs Legia Warsawa (UCL 3rd round qualifier, August 6th 7.45. NOT ON TV).

Friends over there & although its not great, the huddleboard.

Attacks going on constantly. Said it last week, fans would be attacked left, right and centre over there. They regard us a 'commie scum'. As can be seen by their use of weapons, we normally they wouldn't .

 

Every Legia supporter reading in this thread should understand that their hooligans and rightwing ultras make them a ridiculous club, not their family and "normal" fans. Legia is full of shitebags.

 

http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk//celt...ere-polish-madness-in-their-method.1406729460

 

Fs can't advertise cider but beer is ok

 

Think that should be respected personally. hink all alcohol advertising should be banned at football.

 

Mon the Hoops the night!!! 2-0 to the Bhoys

 

But ye.. Bit hypocritical.

 

First of all - Hello to all cetlic fans on this forum. And now, let me clear this up for you Gargamel. People in Warsaw are not the problem and people in Legia either. It's just some stupid trolls like in every club round the world who want to say some "good words" to the opponents. Let me assure you that they are minority, in most cases they haven't even been on stadium. This pictures posted here recently, with swastika or with racist meanings show what it looked like in 90's and early 2000. Of course legia fans are mostly right-wings but these days they "fight" against police and polish government. Those who are behind the flags from pics or those from the infamous Ross Kemp document are now in homes doing nothing or in most cases working in your country Of course like in many european countries there are some groups identifying themselves with extreme right ideology but they are not taken seriously. I bet that lots of them when they meet black person or a jew would just take a dirty look and that's it. Situation at polish stadiums, supporters is like with brazil favelas. Both are known abroad as dangerous places but reality is different. You can only be hurt when you are really asking for it. And that's why I decided to write that post. Because it hurts normanl people like me that Poles are known as facist or nazis *.

Hope that I cleared this for all of you and can't wait for the evening. Here in Warsaw, we are glad that our team will play with such an honored club cause this is what Legia deserve. To come back and be in such company. Don't get tricky and know that squad from the 1st match with Pats and Belchatow was mainly subs. Just last match was closest to the first Legia squad and I'm sure that at the evening every player will be ready to play. Mind especially Kuciak great keeper, Duda young talent, Radovic who is I think the great threat or Żyro who is valuated for around 4,5 Mln euros I suppose (this is for those who were wondering if Legia has +1 Mln players ) Here is a glimpse what an atmosphere at stadium looks like. From 1st to 90 minute [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aol5ZN5hsYU[/ame] See you at the stadium!

 

I can see how this might adversely affect the relations between our clubs and the atmosphere at the stadium tonight. Always thought this face-slashing, banner-nicking business is entirely unnecessary, and I do not condone such behaviour.

 

Fantastic stadium

 

I take it you are a Legia fan, yes? Are your clubs fans always this unwelcoming or are we getting special treatment for some reason?

 

I haven't witnessed any such incident myself, but IF your fans were wearing Che Guevara t-shirts or displaying other communist symbols, and IF they had the misfortune of meeting the right-wing Legia fanatics... well.

 

That's it , unnecessary

Scum bag *..

 

Would understand if that was the case mate. Seems normal support though.

Maybe misconception that all the support are mad Stalinists.

 

What? Do you think it is necessary?

Words can hurt, you know.

 

no they are like that all the time.

 

Moronic behind the times freaks. Hope we pump them. Mongrels.

 

Possibly. I really feel bad about this. Your fans should be considered guests in our country, and treated accordingly. Will check later if there's anything about it on Legia boards.

 

I can understand that any communist symbols wouldn't be welcome in Poland, although apart from the occasional Che t-shirt or Irish flag with his face on it I can't think of any other communist symbols our support would wear or carry.

 

Tough guys..

Words don't cut innocent guys, steroid freak * , the lot of em..

Stick to talking about football, you were better at that..