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Champions League Tonite!!
TheDeli:
--- Quote from: Reggie Noble on March 10, 2006, 06:53:25 PM ---Attacked the Villareal team bus wit bricks and tried 2 tip it over.
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Reggie thats nonsense - nothing of the sort happened & even the useless hacks in the Scottish media ain't tried to print such fabrications
A window on the bus was frosted over due to having a being cracked, I ain't condeming this but there is actually no 100% proof that it was a Rangers fan that did that - it could have been the heavy handed Spanish police the way that they were swinging batons on their horses, the actual rumour was that a can or bottle hit the window not attacking the bus with bricks and trying to tip it over, if it was a Rangers fan then i'm truely disappointed in them and it was a disgraceful action, but please don't say things that happened when they didn't
And yes I was in the El Madrigal in Villarreal for the game great time had & the locals enjoyed it, which was evident by the swapping of tops & scarves and being applauded out the ground -
Sweet & Tender Hooligan:
Just reporting on what i read.......Dint have 2 go all 2 Trevor Mcdonald on me
Sweet & Tender Hooligan:
http://www.uefa.com/uefa/Keytopics/kind=512/newsId=402870.html
"UEFA has instigated disciplinary proceedings against Scottish club Rangers FC and Spanish outfit Villareal CF for various infringements relating to the UEFA Champions League first knockout round tie."
Discriminatory chants and lack of organisation
"The European governing body will give attention to the improper conduct and hooliganism of Rangers supporters in the return leg in Spain on 7 March, as well as to the fans' discriminatory chants in both fixtures. Villareal are also being investigated for lack of organisation and violation of UEFA security instructions in the return leg match."
Graeme Hunter of the Daily Mail told BBC Scotland of "two ugly incidents".
"The Villarreal team bus was arriving here through the very small narrow streets of their town to the Madrigal and a number of objects, including a bottle were thrown at the team bus," he said.
"One of the windows of the Villarreal team bus shattered.
"The bus carried on its journey towards the stadium, arriving outside the principal door of the main stand.
"At that point, I'd say there were 40 or 50 Rangers fans, rocking the bus, bashing on the bus, shouting and throwing plastic cups of beer, which made for very ugly scenes indeed."
Do your research....
TheDeli:
--- Quote from: Reggie Noble on March 11, 2006, 03:43:46 PM ---
Do your research....
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I know that UEFA are investigating the incident and that is easily understandable - I have said that it could & probs was a Rangers fan(s) but to say that Rangers fans tried to tip the bus over & threw bricks at it is an overstatemnt
As for doing my reserch, I was in the Rangers end in the El Madrigal in Villarreal
Is that enough research?
Mac 10 †:
--- Quote from: TheDeli on March 11, 2006, 11:21:28 AM ---And yes I was in the El Madrigal in Villarreal for the game
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--- Quote from: TheDeli on March 11, 2006, 06:27:03 PM ---I was in the Rangers end in the El Madrigal in Villarreal
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lol! i know it's been a while since you've had the chance for a wee trip to see your team but jeez! let it go, it's over now. ;D
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