 | By telegramsam
October 15, 2010 | Share |
I am going to the San Siro on Wednesday to see Spurs take on the mighty Inter Milan. And being a pessimist-it comes with the territory at White Hart Lane-it's probably a once-in-lifetime opportunity to see the Lillywhites play there in the Champions League.
According to this report, I can't take my Israeli flag. Where's the outrage at that? I bet they don't do that to Ajax fans.
16 October, 2010 - 17:28 Rate this: 0 points | And why would a Spurs fan want to be waiving an Israeli flag anyways ? Spurs are a London team are they not ? |
16 October, 2010 - 19:18 Rate this: 0 points | An if I wanted to waive an Israeli flag the San Siro is the second to last place I would do it being a peace loving live an let live kinda person |
16 October, 2010 - 19:20 Rate this: 0 points | ok correction the third to last place after the stadio olympico and Brighton lol @ me |
stephenb
16 October, 2010 - 07:02
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Inter are the Lazio of the north, in that their ultras have very strong fascist sympathies and connections and we are talking the real thing here not a cheap jibe " fascist " .
I doubt this is anti semitism on the part of the cops or the club officials just a, maybe misguided,attempt to avoid what they probably see as " provocation " leading to big time trouble.
Similarly when Livorno fans go to the Stadio Olympico the cops make a forlorn attempt to stop them waving che flags.
Bit silly because the teams ultras are well established enemies and both are looking for a fight and usually manage to get one.
I doubt the Inter ultras have the remotest clue about Spurs jewish connections