06-15-2016, 09:07 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-15-2016, 09:10 AM by ACMILAN1983.)
Portugal were a big disappointment last night imo. They should have won easily, let alone draw. The other match was pretty dire, though more competitive than expected with Hungary causing an upset.
I came across this pretty good article on goal.com about the Russian hooligans:
http://www.goal.com/euro2016/en/article/...rifegeb25n
It's interesting how backwards their perceptions are about English fans, seeing as nowerdays hooligans in England are at a minimum and football is seen as a family event. Something I genuinely feel has changed significantly for the better. As for football and politics being so closely linked, I doubt this is a surprise for anyone, it's the case in a lot of parts of Europe, whether looking at Eastern Europe, Spain, Italy and many other places. Hell, as Milan fans we know it all too well, as Berlusconi has used football and specifically Milan as a tool for his political career.
I came across this pretty good article on goal.com about the Russian hooligans:
http://www.goal.com/euro2016/en/article/...rifegeb25n
It's interesting how backwards their perceptions are about English fans, seeing as nowerdays hooligans in England are at a minimum and football is seen as a family event. Something I genuinely feel has changed significantly for the better. As for football and politics being so closely linked, I doubt this is a surprise for anyone, it's the case in a lot of parts of Europe, whether looking at Eastern Europe, Spain, Italy and many other places. Hell, as Milan fans we know it all too well, as Berlusconi has used football and specifically Milan as a tool for his political career.




But the irony is that they actually played really good football 
