RIGHTisRIGHT wrote: » its a fact the vast majority of terrorists are Muslims. I am traveling to another European destination during the opening week of the Euros and I will admit it is a concern.
marklazarcovic wrote: » If isis came out a week before it and said every game has been targeted and all supporters and players hotels and stadiums are targets then it would end it after the first device is found or goes off,even dummy devices will cause games to be called off, i know two people who are not going since brussels attacks.. could be carnage
bubblypop wrote: » Pretty sure that's not actually a fact. Maybe you should stay home if your worried
drunkmonkey wrote: » Why are they picking on France? Isn't London a more obivious target, and why do they pick planes, you could drive a load of Semtex on a ferry easily enough and get a way bigger body count.
tigger123 wrote: » If we can beat Sweden (which is possible if you take care of Ibra), there's a possibility we could get through as one of the better placed 3rd place teams.
dundalkfc10 wrote: » The most embarrasing part of that game, was our "greatest fans in the world getting praised for singing when losing 4 nil" These same folk would rather watch Man Utd on tele than an Irish side play! The amount of remarks we got for walking around in LOI tops by Irish fans was laughable
RIGHTisRIGHT wrote: » This is one of those times I really want to be wrong I have a friend going. Whatever is thrown at me for this thread is beside the point I would not be going if I was paid.
The Backwards Man wrote: » I'm not going to the Euros, but I'd go in a heartbeat if it would do anything to shut up right wing anti Muslim loons with blatant agendas and get them to sell their bigotry elsewhere. But it won't, such is the free society we live in.
OneEightSeven wrote: » Yeah, they hate Muslims for no reason. It has nothing to do with frequent terror attacks, child grooming gangs and Muslim men sexually abusing women.
RIGHTisRIGHT wrote: » Whatever is thrown at me for this thread is beside the point I would not be going if I was paid.
Deleted User wrote: » What is up with modern far-right wingers being such soft c*nts?
Maximus Alexander wrote: » The right is built on a foundation of fear, so it's hardly a surprise.
Ol' Donie wrote: » Dead f*ckin right I'd go. F*ckin terrorist gimps.
CorkColin wrote: » Actually booked flights & accommodation on Wednesday (Italy match) no tickets though
Trond wrote: » And I thought I left it late! How much was your accommodation?
[Deleted User] wrote: » What is up with modern far-right wingers being such soft c*nts?
pc7 wrote: » I think France has a very poorly integrated and disenfranchised young community of immigrants. Very hard battle home grown terrorists. The UK are extremely adept at dealing with it due to their experience with the troubles. Also everywhere in london etc. has cameras, I still think sadly its a matter of time before they are targeted again.
CorkColin wrote: » only €260 for 3 man room for 3 nights, 10km out of Lille though! It was extortion anywhere closer than 10km! Looking for €1500 off us :pac::pac: also got flights for €120 return from Dublin - Brussels CRL , train from there to Lille €34 return ea If we can get tickets to the match what a deal we'll haev found
Trond wrote: » No way happy days. I very nearly had to do the same but we were lucky and found a 2 bed gaff across from the train station in Lille for €460 for the 2 nights. If anyone else is still looking for accommodation in Lille I noticed a few hotels on booking.com that had no availability last week but had options available last night. Id imagine they were freed up by cancellations etc.