Extremely Large Russian Brawl
 

http://www.dumpalink.com/media/11337..._Russian_Brawl

Quite impressive on both sides - but where was the generalship is my question :roll:

I really thought they were going to have a dance-off, now i'm dissappointed. I guess tihs is what happens when someone loses at a chess game. :lol:

I thought this was what happened when the corner store ran out of borscht. :D

hahaha, a dance off would been great!

Anyone know what that was over?

^^probably football, it's a very good excuse for fights in eastern europe. What a bunch of loosers :/

I think its a very good excuse for fights in all of Europe :wink:

Nope, as far as I see it the further east you go the worse it get's. Take England for example, they have very disciplined supporters on the whole. Here in Poland on the other side half the people going to football games do so with the intention of beating the crap out of somebody.

Nice vids website. Alot of interesting and funny stuff.

yep, you're right! in Czech the situation is disgusting!!! thre's no way to take your 5 y/o son on the football match :(
anybody seen that english movie, where there is a two groups of different club's fans and they go to football just for some fighting? that's basically the realitty in czech.... :(

Its all good, if they want to fight let em fight :wink:

And you thought Chinese Triads were bad in Hong Kong. . . hahah, that was hilarious.

At first it seemed like they were just pushing each other. . . Haha.

http://www.soccerclips.net/hooligans2.php?page=60

Check out this link, it's a Polish video. You must LEFT click on the minature of the picture to download. It's a clash between "fans" of two teams. I believe this group of hooligans is called "Teddy Boys" :D The best part is the commentatory at the end..."szacunek kurwa za walke" which literally means "we fucking respect you for taking up the fight". It's pathetic.




Yes, but it has it's limits. Many people with the sole intention of supporting the team may end up in the middle of a fight and get seriously injured. On a slightly brighter note teams in Poland regulary get a ban for fans entering the stadium perimeter for a period of a few matches. Or how about the situation a few years back...a polish soccer fan threw a knife at a player on the pitch...the CLUB was fined and were ruled out of the Champions league that year.

That brawl was insane :shock: . Blue vs Red - soccer team support colours maybe? :?:

Fleischmann that's a load of bullshit, I have been going to football matches in Poland for the last 5 years and have never been even close to being involved in a fight. The way you describe it was true in the mid 90's when there used to be fights at every match. Nowadays the "ultra" supporters meet up in woods etc and have battles. And honestly I don't give a shit as long as they do it between themselves.

I just only hope they are going to kill each other sooner or later :).