Romania-Kosovo football match interrupted for an hour because of "Srbija, Srbija" chants and banners

[Nurzat]

Kosovo players left the field on min. 18 of 1st half after "Srbija, Srbija" chants from the Romanian fans.

riot police also removed the "Kosovo je Srbija" banners from the Romanian ultras section.

https://www.espreso.co.rs/sport/fudb...vo-prekid-meca

https://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Europ...kosovari.shtml

[Dušan]

Glory and respect to our Romanian neighbours and brothers.

Vă iubim cei mai dragi vecini

[Far_away]

Bravoooooooooo! reespeeeeect

[Tommie]

Retards. Football ultras are the shame of every nation.

And I don't know much about Kosovo's history (not that these shitheads would know either), but the majority there is Albanian and Albanians have a long history there, so how is it Serbian?

[cyrus]

Retards. Football ultras are the shame of every nation.

And I don't know much about Kosovo's history (not that these shitheads would know either), but the majority there is Albanian and Albanians have a long history there, so how is it Serbian?

Ignorance is bliss. Before writing down definitive historical statements based on personal opinions...

[Victor]

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[Victor]

Ignorance is bliss. Before writing down definitive historical statements based on personal opinions...

I'm sure this gastarbeiter in Tuscany has generally poor opinion on majority of own "primitive compatriots". It's very typical for ex-USSR, ex-YU long term living abroad gastarbeiters, probably Romania is not an exception.

[Tommie]

Ignorance is bliss. Before writing down definitive historical statements based on personal opinions...

I'm being objective. Albanians are the majority in Kosovo and from what I've seen there are traces that they lived there before the Serbs. Like I said, I don't know much about Kosovo's history, I'm just writing what I found so far. I have nothing against being proven wrong.

I'm sure this gastarbeiter in Tuscany has generally poor opinion on majority of own "primitive compatriots".

Wrong, I always defend my country and people whenever I can. I only have poor opinion on certain Romanians, football hooligans are not people you should look up to, we are lucky we didn't get disqualified. Politics should be kept out of sports.

[dviz]

I'm sure this gastarbeiter in Tuscany has generally poor opinion on majority of own "primitive compatriots". It's very typical for ex-USSR, ex-YU long term living abroad gastarbeiters, probably Romania is not an exception.

You obviously didn't see the images. The "nationalist" group who brought the "Kosovo je Srbija" are just a bunch of gypsies, with the typical look of Bucharest camatars. These are gypsy fellons who practice usury. They were obviously payed to bring that banner to the stadium.

You probably won't find it surprising that among the suspects of organizing this circus is Russia - which often supports with money these criminal groups, including the so called "nationalist" party AUR, also created by football hooligans connected to the gypsy mafia. Russia is the gift that keeps on giving in the region

If you want to see the gyporomanian creatures in action look for the clip at the bottom of this article:
https://www.gsp.ro/fotbal/nationala/...ta-711153.html

[dviz]

To be clear, I support Serbia in the Kossovar conflict, for the simple reason that I don't think that we should split countries into smaller and smaller pieces for every line of ethnic division.

But at the same time, I am for breaking up empires, who gobbled-up entire countries and have to resort to force to hold the society together.

Between these two extremes there is a happy medium, for countries between 5 and 60 million people, with a meaningful unified history and culture, and a desire to face challenges together as a nation.