There is Connection Between Serbian Hooligans and Italian Extremists

[Roderic]

Serbia fans clash with Italian police

Fourteen people were hospitalised early Wednesday after Serbian fans clashed with Italian police following the two countries' cancelled Euro 2012 qualifying match in Genoa, northern Italy.

In violence before, during, and after the match, some Serbian fans targeted not just Italian fans and local police but their own team's goalkeeper.

The most seriously injured in the violence early Wednesday was a member of Italy's paramilitary caribinieri, who was rushed to hospital after an explosive device detonated in his face. A Serbian fan also suffered facial injuries.

The match was abandoned Tuesday night just six minutes in, after Italy's goalkeeper was hit by a flare, which Serbian fans were throwing onto the pitch and at Italian supporters.

After the game, in the early hours of Wednesday morning, Italian police kept Serbian fans hemmed into a gated parking area, intending to release them in small groups to waiting buses.

The clashes started when some of the fans managed to break out and police in riot gear moved to try to get them under control

Serbia fans clash with Italian police

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A big tattoed Serbian with a balaclava burns the Albanian flag.





And afterwards is arrested.

Football: There is connection between Serbian hooligans, Italian extremists

Belgrade. It is possible that there is a connection between Serbian football hooligans and Italian extreme rightist groups, Italian media write on Saturday, commenting on the Serbs’ outrage during the Italy-Serbia European Championship qualifier.

According to police, it seems as if there is some ‘black nationalism’ between the extremists from Serbia, Slovenia, Austria and Italy, who connect the neo-fascism to extreme football fans, Italy’s La Repubblica newspaper writes.

It is not by chance that the group of 37 football fans arrested by Italian police includes Austrian nationals, a Croatian, a Slovenian and a Serb, who lives in Trento.

Around 200 football fans from Serbia were in Milan, where they had a meeting with representatives of the Italian extreme rightists.

Police are looking for connection between the extreme rightist groups in Verona and the Serbian nationalists and neo-Nazis, Il Jurnale writes.

Police are investigating the information that the group of Serbian fans has arrived in Verona with several buses and then went to Genoa, as well as that one of the flags waved during the violence at the stadium was bearing a Verona sign.

Ivan Bogdanov, leader of the Serbian fans, and other 8 Serbs will face the court in Italy and may be sentenced to up to 4 years in jail, Italian media say.

Football: There is connection between Serbian hooligans, Italian extremists – Italian press - FOCUS Information Agency

Serbia: A Weimar republic?

The Dutch parliament unanimously voted on Wednesday to postpone Serbia’s candidacy for European Union (EU) membership until at least December. The decision came even though the other 26 EU member states made it clear that they favored Belgrade’s candidacy.

It also came after U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made glowing statements about Belgrade’s pro-Western government and specifically its president, Boris Tadic, during her visit on Oct. 12, calling Serbia a “leader in Europe” and unreservedly throwing Washington’s support behind Belgrade’s EU bid.

The Dutch decision has been widely perceived by Serbians as a reaction to the riots in Belgrade on Oct. 10, led by well-organized and motivated violent nationalist groups — self-styled “patriotic movements” — and subsequent Oct. 12 unrest in Genoa at a Serbia-Italy soccer match by some of the same elements.

However, the Netherlands would have probably made its decision no matter the events in Belgrade and Genoa, largely because of a combination of Dutch politics — which have taken a turn to the right, and therefore markedly against EU enlargement — and Dutch insistence on maintaining an EU commitment to a certain set of membership standards regardless of supposed geopolitical benefits.

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[Niall Noigiallach]

I doubt it, Serbs are murderous dogs who slaughter *cruelly* any who oppose them, at least the Italians have motives when they kill, and I'm speaking throughout history here.

This 'report' is simply a ploy to discredit any side which dares to oppose the current order by slander and/or any means necessary.

As an Englishman in London, who cares if Serbia joins the EU, we are already overrun by Albanians and Bosnians, one more only speeds up the decline and the hopeful resurgence of the Caucasoid populace in the face of the Armenid, Muslim dogs that infest our shores with their identity theft and prostitution rings.

[flâneur]

Looks like the England fans are multi tasking too.

[Old Winter]

Uch, i hate football hooligans...

[Tifa]

Riots in Italy were not about football. Loss of Kosovo, European Union and corruption are reasons. Most of the Serbs don't want to be part of EU and that is the way to show it.

As an Englishman in London, who cares if Serbia joins the EU, we are already overrun by Albanians and Bosnians, one more only speeds up the decline and the hopeful resurgence of the Caucasoid populace in the face of the Armenid, Muslim dogs that infest our shores with their identity theft and prostitution rings.

I have been to England and from what I have seen Bosnians are not your problem.

[Niall Noigiallach]

As an Englishman in London, who cares if Serbia joins the EU, we are already overrun by Albanians and Bosnians, one more only speeds up the decline and the hopeful resurgence of the Caucasoid populace in the face of the Armenid, Muslim dogs that infest our shores with their identity theft and prostitution rings.

I have been to England and from what I have seen Bosnians are not your problem.

Haha quite, true. Infact it's come to the point that we accept the blacks and Pakis simply because there's nought we can do about them, take for exampe the recent coverup in Camberwell where the school had 60 gang members who 'were' (should) have have been convicted for knifings, rapes etc. With the East Bloc at least there's a slight chance of solving the problem; I mean when in East London and the Paki Muslim cunts shunted a pensioner and WW2 veteran into a corner and trapping him behind a washing machine and rob his flat (note: I know the person in question) and the police do not bat an eyelid, what else is there to do but sigh and give up hope since We don't have the spirit to rise up and fight this invasion.

England is a lost cause no matter how hard you wish otherwise.

[Tifa]

Haha quite, true. Infact it's come to the point that we accept the blacks and Pakis simply because there's nought we can do about them, take for exampe the recent coverup in Camberwell where the school had 60 gang members who 'were' (should) have have been convicted for knifings, rapes etc. With the East Bloc at least there's a slight chance of solving the problem; I mean when in East London and the Paki Muslim cunts shunted a pensioner and WW2 veteran into a corner and trapping him behind a washing machine and rob his flat (note: I know the person in question) and the police do not bat an eyelid, what else is there to do but sigh and give up hope since We don't have the spirit to rise up and fight this invasion.

England is a lost cause no matter how hard you wish otherwise.

Here it will be the same thing soon. We have gypsies coming, Albanians, Chinese, and Afghans. There is street in Sarajevo 3km long with Chinese stores on every side. Now those people are discriminated but not for long, soon it will be other way around. I always thought that if I live in poor, undeveloped, corrupted country I won't have problems like that.