Question on Racism in Poland and Ukraine
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Question on Racism in Poland and Ukraine
People have been suggesting that the Euros should not be in Poland and Ukraine but here's a though, at the moment, these countries rarely act on mass act of anti-semtism and racism as shown in several reports.
however, wouldn't the international scrutiny be the catalyst for change, they will be forced to act for the euros and they could therefore continue their progress in later years. -
Re: Question on Racism in Poland and Ukraine
Not sure about racism but some radical Polish football fans are extremely dangerous. Football hooliganism is quite widespread in Poland, I recall reading an article about a Polish man being dragged out of his car at an intersection and subsequently stabbed to death by rival club fans, all in broad daylight.
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Re: Question on Racism in Poland and UkraineWould they allow this to happen during the Euros? i think not due to the international press and its could be the catalyst(Original post by ilem)
Not sure about racism but some radical Polish football fans are extremely dangerous. Football hooliganism is quite widespread in Poland, I recall reading an article about a Polish man being dragged out of his car at an intersection and subsequently stabbed to death by rival club fans, all in broad daylight. -
Re: Question on Racism in Poland and Ukraine
the whole tournament will pass without incident, the press just love a story like this. The newspapers were full of South Africas problems and dangers before the World Cup and that passed by pretty quietly, that's not to say these issues don't need addressing.
Last edited by Dorito; 29-05-2012 at 20:27. -
Re: Question on Racism in Poland and UkraineThe South Africans became more effective in dealing with problems , they had a major tournament coming and they stepped up to the occasion(Original post by Dorito)
the whole tournament will pass without incident, the press just love a story like this. The newspapers were full of South Africas problems and dangers before the World Cup and that passed by pretty quietly, that's not to say these issues don't need addressing.