Bokelbergstadion, Borussia Monchengladbach,1965 From father to son PSG Season 03/04, before Qatar. Corteo Always look on the bright side Support for the arrested brothers ! FREEDOM FOR ULTRAS !!! Ultras baby
Blackpool fans invaded the pitch today on the 55th minute against Huddersfield (game was abandoned) to protest against the owners of the club - AGAINST MODERN FOOTBALL Oystons Out!
Anyone think theese FIFA officials will get away with this http://www.theguardian.com/football...n-charges-live#block-5565688ae4b0cffd869176a9
Im sorry to say Sepp Blatter is re-elected as MAFIFA President. I would like to say a thank you to the Americans and FBI for going to front attack on MAFIFA. I hope and think Blatter is a temporary solution . UEFA is talking about boycotting the World cup and threatening to pull out off FIFA if this stands. Lets hope the sponsors also wants to save lives and make a change for the better. http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/may/29/sepp-blatter-reelected-fifa-president-fifth-term
Happy days From http://www.ultras-tifo.net/news/3585-celtic-park-to-introduce-rail-seating.html Celtic Park To Introduce Rail Seating Scotland: Celtic FC has just been granted permission to introduce “safe standing” at Celtic park by installing a Rail seating system. The proposed system will initially accommodate up to 2600 supporters. Celtic Chief Executive Peter Lawell noted that “Celtic has worked tirelessly on this issue and we are delighted that this permission has finally been granted”. The introduction of rail seating at Celtic Park represents on of the first investment in spectator safety in the UK in nearly two decades. Supporters around the world are choosing to stand at matches, and this is something that a club like Celtic, which has a history of fan alliances, understands better than most. “Celtic’s primary objective will always be the safety and comfort of its supporters – this new system will now allow fans to stand safely at matches”, Lawall continued. “Rail seating has been in place in European football for some time and there has been considerable demand for some form of “safe standing” within the UK and particularly from our supporters.” Traditionally most football grounds in the UK had terraces at each end and often on lower tiers along each side. Most supporters watched football standing up. In the late 1980s the average standing in grounds was roughly twice the number of seats. Many administrators of the game saw the removal of terraces as a solution of the scourge of hooliganism that had plagued British society in the 1970s. On April 15, 1989, 96 Liverpool supporters were crushed in the Leppings Lane stand at Hillsborough. The subsequent investigation resulted in the 1989 Football Spectators Act (FSA), which contained a regulation requiring all football grounds to become all-seated. Although the FSA does not cover Scotland, the Scottish Premier League chose to make all-seater stadia a requirement, but relaxed the rule in 2011. Dr Steve Frosdick, a safety and security expert, is closely involved in Celtic’s work in this area and in the application to Glasgow City Council. “For the first time in the UK, football fans will be able to stand to watch the game from purpose-built accommodation which is demonstrably safe. The club and its fans are to be congratulated for the way they have worked together to make the case to the authorities. Glasgow City Council and the emergency services are also to be commended, firstly for their rigorous scrutiny of the proposal and secondly for having the courage to grant the first approval.” Rail seating has been a safe method of providing supporters with the opportunity to watch matches on their feet. Earlier this year, we went to see the effects of this kind of seating at German stadiums in Berlin and Hamburg. The function of standing at a match is crucial to providing a good environment. In the simplest of senses, people sing louder when they stand. You can dance, jump, and create choreographies. This reform represents an extremely important precedent in UK football, as Celtic park (which already provides a top class football environment in Britain) looks to become one of the world’s greatest places to watch the beautiful game. Source: copa90.com
My club will also build a new stadium with terraces . Finally , after 102 years without a home and after a long political process we only had to wait for ESA to approve the sale of the grounds where the stadium will be. ESA`s can be read here : http://www.eftasurv.int/press--publ...cing-of-new-football-stadium-in-oslo-approved The total capacity will be 18 000 . 6000 of these will be the standing terraces for the home fans behind one of the goals.
Yesterday HJK Ultras protested against Clubs decission to cancel important league game and replace it with money friendly against Liverpool by staying away from our stand and keeping total silence for the first half: Money > Community? Wich one would you choose?
Fantastic support Yesterday Vålerenga celebrated 102 years . Vålerenga also laid down the foundation stone for our new stadium. 1000-2000 people showed up for the ceremony, and fans did a corteo up to the construction site. Construction starts next week, with completion by summer 2017. The stadium will have a capacity of 18.000, and the gem of the stadium will be the supporters terrace with a capacity of 6000. No seats!
A.C.A.B! Big rivalry match in Finland when HJK played Fc Lahti in Wednesday. The two teams supporters consider the other their main enemy. Police was prepared with heavy presence in and around the stadium. Nothing happened though, good support and atmosphere in the game (sorry, but no good pics or vids ). L*hti had little incident with stadium security because they used some smoke... But nothing serious... UNTIL after the game. After the game cops chased and pushed Lahti fans to their busses with force. Some guy lost his hat during the incident and went to ask can he have it back. Cops response? They arrested him and his friends... Soon after the fans had started their trip back home one Lahti bus stopped for a break to wait for the arrested lads to be released. Fans were just normally singing and chanting and having a good time, causing no trouble or nothing but cops attacked for no reason! Atleast one guy had to go to a hospital for broken ribs, several more arrested. Even the busdriver was fined 200€ for "harbouring criminals" or some other bs reason. The video went viral and was a big headline in media also, but no punishment or explanation for the cops behaviour... Police only said, that they are thinking about moving this game to start some hours earlier in next season because of "supporters trouble behaviour", wich will mean that the game would start in the afternoon. This would mean that its almost impossible for supporters (especially the away fans) to get to the game, since it is almost always played during the week (because police doesn´t often allow it to be played in the weekend). I hate Lahti, but i have solidarity for their (or any) supporters treated like this... A.C.A.B! Since i have no pics or videos, a little bonus: Another Derby in Sweden
Another derby in Helsinki. Stadin derby HJK-ifk part 3: HJK: HIFK: Bonus: Hundreds of people without tickets in cliffs outside the stadium watching the game