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WTH is going on???
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WTH is going on???
View media item 952062That is either fireworks or someone just let their pistol ring out again!
Pitch invaders...
I'm going to have to find some video references...
View media item 952062That is either fireworks or someone just let their pistol ring out again!
Pitch invaders...
I'm going to have to find some video references...
Someone's mad
The Napoli goons will turn up after the game, win or loss
Who's that dude with the black tee sitting on the fence?
Football fan killed in Brazil after having a toilet bowl thrown at him in violent clashes
By ANDREW DOWNIE, REUTERS
PUBLISHED: 09:38 GMT, 3 May 2014 | UPDATED: 09:38 GMT, 3 May 2014
A fan was killed in clashes outside a football stadium in Brazil late on Friday night when he was hit by a toilet bowl thrown from the stands, according to local media.
News site globoesporte reported that the incident occurred after Recife club Santa Cruz drew 1-1 with visitors Parana in a second division match.
There were clashes outside the 60,000-seater Arruda stadium and fans ripped toilet bowls out and threw them at rivals on the streets below.
'In front of Gate 6 there was a big fight that resulted in the death of the fan,' police captain Wilson Queiroz was quoted as saying. 'The toilet was thrown from the stands and hit him full on.
'The victim was with someone at the time but everyone fled the scene after the incident.'
The death is the latest shock to Brazil in the run-up to this summer's World Cup.
The country is racing to get ready to host the tournament in June and July but preparations have been marred by delays, cost overruns, construction accidents and protests.
Daily shootouts and recent police slayings of two alleged drug traffickers rattled two of Rio de Janeiro's most prominent slums earlier this year, while at least 39 homicides were committed during a two-day police strike in and around the northeastern city of Salvador.
There have also been several fatal accidents during the construction of stadiums around the country.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter has encouraged fans to be optimistic that the World Cup in Brazil will be a success, despite growing concerns over security and public unrest as workers scramble to finish stadiums on time.
The Arruda stadium is not a World Cup venue but the city of Recife will host games with the neighbouring Arena Pernambuco being used.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/wo...owl-thrown-violent-clashes.html#ixzz30gOETbPB
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Ure post history over the last week would point out the contrary...
Meanwhile the thread has collectively crowned you the new Jada.
Keep cookin (yourself) in your own stew...
That'll cheer the Napoli fans up.
Edit: Double for Insigne!