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vCash: 500 |  Roma fans in court over clashes Four Italian men appear in court after violent clashes between Manchester United and Roma supporters. More... |
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04-12-2007, 12:17 AM
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vCash: 0 | About time too! can anyone answer me, how do the italians and spanish literaly get away with murder around football grounds? It always seems to me that other countries (e.g scotland, england and holland) get much harsher punishments from u.e.f.a for crowed trouble!  |
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