mark82
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Was absolutely magnificent to watch. Unlike recent years they're a difficult team not to like. Really pleased they won it. Been the best team since the knockout stage started by a distance.
Was absolutely magnificent to watch. Unlike recent years they're a difficult team not to like. Really pleased they won it. Been the best team since the knockout stage started by a distance.Don’t watch enough CL football to know otherwise, but this PSG performance feels like an all-timer. The fluidity of movement just brilliant. Enrique’s 2nd CL if I’m not mistaken?
Sounds to me like he’s just making stuff up in the usual nostalgia-fueled ranting about how it was all better in my day etc etc
PSG romping to the UCL title suggests direct and exciting football is alive and well!
I wasn't a fan of theirs after the Qatari takeover when they tried to buy their way to titles, but since changing their ethos, they have become much more likeable. They seem like a team who play for each other rather than a collection of selfish prima donnas! Good on them!Was absolutely magnificent to watch. Unlike recent years they're a difficult team not to like. Really pleased they won it. Been the best team since the knockout stage started by a distance.
AKA Celebrations?Huge disorder and violence in France yesterday following PSG win
2 dead, 192 injured, set fire to 264 vehicles and 559 arrested. Can you imagine if they had lost?
I was thinking the same tbh North African influence behind it I'd say a celebration could easily result in that, culture clash?It wouldn't really have made much difference.
This has a lot less to do with the football and more to do with the state of Paris these days unfortunately.
Probably would have given a Gallic shrug of the shoulders and gone about their daily business!2 dead, 192 injured, set fire to 264 vehicles and 559 arrested. Can you imagine if they had lost?
2 dead, 192 injured, set fire to 264 vehicles and 559 arrested. Can you imagine if they had lost?
I didn't write the articleAre the 2 dead really anything to do with the celebrations though?
1 was a stabbing hundreds of miles away and the other was a traffic accident.
Still bought their success with a €658m wage bill, by far the biggest in Europe.I wasn't a fan of theirs after the Qatari takeover when they tried to buy their way to titles, but since changing their ethos, they have become much more likeable. They seem like a team who play for each other rather than a collection of selfish prima donnas! Good on them!
is that sarcasm?AKA Celebrations?
Americans have been doing it for decades!is that sarcasm?
looting, burning cars, attacking people and police
is that how you celebrate in 2025?
Americans have been doing it for decades!
It maybe normal in North African territories and probably has been in Paris for,30-40 years I think.Americans have been doing it for decades!
Is it the Eiffel Tower?what’s Paris got that other French cities haven’t got? I know the answer, do you?
It happens almost every yearwhat setting fire to over 30 cars?
attacking random people in the street
when France the World Cup. Didn’t the whole country did you?
It happens almost every year
Your last sentence reads like I must sound when trying to order a croissant in pidgin French at Gare du Nord
Where have I tried to justify it, you clown?glad to see you are trying to justify it
young girls getting terrorised
great way to celebrate hey
Circa 600 hundred arrests though?Where have I tried to justify it, you clown?
If you think these kinds of scenes after a team wins are limited to Paris then you need to get out more, or even just read a bit.
I mean what did we do when we won the cup, certainly nothing like that?Circa 600 hundred arrests though?
The stabbing was at a gathering/celebration/ designated fan zone and the traffic accident killed someone on a scooter in a Paris during this period of disorder, given the timing and location of the accident it isn't a leap to think the rioting and violence had a direct impact in making the surrounding roads more dangerous for road users at the time.Are the 2 dead really anything to do with the celebrations though?
1 was a stabbing hundreds of miles away and the other was a traffic accident.
Where have I tried to justify it, you clown?
If you think these kinds of scenes after a team wins are limited to Paris then you need to get out more, or even just read a bit.
So you think Paris is the only French city with immigrants......you are. anyone with eyes can see it
I’ll put it out there. the riots were not celebrations excuse for immigrants to loot, riot, harass women etc
we all know Paris is a shithole now and we all know why. bury your head in the sand if you want but it’s the truth
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