Sparta Prague statement on last night: Accuse Rangers of being xenophobic

[Fergie_6 1,078]

The two Prague bastards play each other on Sunday, bound to embarrass themselves again regarding Kamara, horrible cunts.

[scottyscott1963 18,293]

See..here's the thing! and i'm calling out piara powr.
The situation in prague Thurs night with the next generation of neanderthals,is partly caused by cunts like fare.
The racists of Europe have been allowed to flourish because cunts like him and fare were too busy going along to matches to hear Rangers fans singing bad words.
This is the case in modern day 21st century scotland where fenians have infiltrated groups,whose sole aim is to see the persecution of RFC,and how they would love to see the demise of RFC.
Groups like nbm,show racism the red card,call it out and even the very top of a corrupt government.
Not one word of support and certainly not one word of condemnation over the fenians ira song book on Thursday night.
So mister powr can shove his crocodile tears speech where the sun don't shine,and show his support for his ira loving missus.
Take your share of the blame arsehole.  

[TamCoopz 19,605]

Love how they still try to deny that as a society they are racist yet it’s literally why they had a stadium ban in the first place, sadly they’ve just passed on their shite mentality 

[theblueoysterbar 19,599]

1 hour ago, Fergie_6 said:

The two Prague bastards play each other on Sunday, bound to embarrass themselves again regarding Kamara, horrible cunts.

See when you get down to it, all Glen Kamara does is play football. 

Poor guy has this shower of shit going on around about him for no reason other than that these people are fucking cunts.

[Willis 20,919]

At the end of the day we need to pick our battles, saying fans booed a certain demographic doesn't prove anything even if we prove they did. 

The club should absolutely challenge it but we shouldn't expect a decent outcome imo

[jersey-rangers 217]

19 hours ago, The Specky Liar said:

Similar outcome to last night...

Off the park anyway

stop abusing our kids fuk do they think were are septic fc fuk em

[Sket 13,610]

10 hours ago, bluenoz said:

That's an awful thing to say. The children are victims of brainwashing. Their parents are the despicable people for instructing them to boo Kamara.

The whole country is a cesspit of racism. Fuck them all.

[Sket 13,610]

7 hours ago, don logan said:

I think @Sket is high on the Buckfast wine. It's a Coatbridge thing.

Wrong.

[bigblueyonder 11,156]

5 hours ago, Willis said:

At the end of the day we need to pick our battles, saying fans booed a certain demographic doesn't prove anything even if we prove they did. 

The club should absolutely challenge it but we shouldn't expect a decent outcome imo

They're just going to claim it was because of the 'treatment' of Kudela and Slavia and not racist. I really don't see anything more happening here, and any retaliation in Glasgow is going to be seen as justification. 

[The Godfather 71,874]

The Nazi culture still lives on in these reprobates. 

Children just follow their fathers footsteps and will be the same for the generations to come. Need blacklisted from football altogether, only way to beat it. 

[Sunglasses Ron 2,460]

5 hours ago, theblueoysterbar said:

See when you get down to it, all Glen Kamara does is play football. 

Poor guy has this shower of shit going on around about him for no reason other than that these people are fucking cunts.

I am genuinely concerned for GK’s mental wellbeing with all this crap going on. You probably couldn’t meet a more quiet and modest footballer. This has to affect his game and he has done absolutely nothing wrong. Feel for the poor guy.

[plumbGER 24,518]

Fucking cunts.

[Mondraker 417]

There was adults there who could've and shouldve stopped it...why didn't they? Did they encourage it? Did they participate in it?

Those people are to blame not the poor kids.

[Sunglasses Ron 2,460]

The British ambassador has now been summoned to the Czech foreign ministry. Fuck me. 

[Prso's headband 35,428]

5 hours ago, Willis said:

At the end of the day we need to pick our battles, saying fans booed a certain demographic doesn't prove anything even if we prove they did. 

The club should absolutely challenge it but we shouldn't expect a decent outcome imo

Lol I’m quite happy for the club and fans to pick this battle. 

[PGWoodwind 119]

44 minutes ago, Sunglasses Ron said:

I am genuinely concerned for GK’s mental wellbeing with all this crap going on. You probably couldn’t meet a more quiet and modest footballer. This has to affect his game and he has done absolutely nothing wrong. Feel for the poor guy.

Usually I'm angry at Rangers players who commit fouls when already booked but Kamara has to be forgiven, how can he be expected to play through that depressing shit show and not be affected. The fact it was kids would make it even worse for me.

[scottyscott1963 18,293]

1 hour ago, Sunglasses Ron said:

The British ambassador has now been summoned to the Czech foreign ministry. Fuck me. 

Hope the bastards are left red faced from the visit by Nick Archer whose CV is quite impressive.
Doubt whether he'll take much shite from the nazi's.

[Laudrup1984 25,100]

Some of the views and comments from those cunts across the city are fucking scandalous. Just seen a blog one of their lot done on this. Genuinely lost for words.

[Laudrupsleftfoot 10,872]

7 hours ago, Willis said:

At the end of the day we need to pick our battles, saying fans booed a certain demographic doesn't prove anything even if we prove they did. 

The club should absolutely challenge it but we shouldn't expect a decent outcome imo

The couple of comments I've seen from you about this have been utterly bizarre mate.

[NazdarNazdar 1]

 

I have been living in the Czech Republic for 15-years, but I am not Czech.  For some people here there is a lack of education or just ignorance when dealing with other cultures/ethnicity.  I have witnessed it a few times in person.  It is wrong to paint a whole country as a racist backwater sh*thole, because of football fans.  It is completely unfair.  That being said, there is a obviously a bigger problem here than in other countries, and it comes down ignorance in my opinion.  In Scotland you have a problem with sectarianism at times, and in the Czech Republic they have a problem with racism.  We all have our problems.  On both sides there is a lot of work to be done.

I love the Czech Republic and the majority of people here.  It is sad to see what has been happening this year and in previous years with racism.  I have taught thousands of children over the past 15 years, and racism is rarely a problem.  Maybe they hear about it from their parents but as I said, it is a lack of education.  More needs to be taught in schools about respecting other cultures and ethnicities.   The Czech Republic is 40 years behind other countries.  It will take time to make this problem better, and it starts with the children.  If I hear something racist from one of my children, I immediately talk to them about why what they said is wrong.  Often they are saying these things because they think it is funny and they are looking for a laugh. As I said many times, lack of education and ignorance.  

I come from a country which is considered one of the best in the world for living standards, and this country also has a problem at times with racism, but it is more hidden than in the Czech Republic.

Rangers fans have an opportunity here when they host Sparta.  Don't lower yourself to some of the fans from the match in Prague.  Take the higher road, and try to promote equality and justice on and off the pitch.  Boo Sparta if you want, make the match intimidating for the Sparta players, but don't judge a whole country.  Release your frustration at the match on the players of Sparta, but please try not to label an entire country.  It doesn't help the situation at all.  Display your support for anti-racism and equality at football.  I have read some terrible things about the Czech Republic, and it is counter productive.  To make changes, it is one person at a time, and there are many people in the Czech Republic who are doing this right now.

Good luck the rest of the season.  My great grandmother was from Govan and I love visiting Scotland.  Also, I should clarify I am not a supporter of Slavia or Sparta ;)

[Darth Bear 15,095]

It wasn't that long ago that that lot were forcibly sterilising women of undesirable ethnicity. 

Scummy bastards.

Their women are pure filth mind.

[PGWoodwind 119]

19 minutes ago, NazdarNazdar said:

 

I have been living in the Czech Republic for 15-years, but I am not Czech.  For some people here there is a lack of education or just ignorance when dealing with other cultures/ethnicity.  I have witnessed it a few times in person.  It is wrong to paint a whole country as a racist backwater sh*thole, because of football fans.  It is completely unfair.  That being said, there is a obviously a bigger problem here than in other countries, and it comes down ignorance in my opinion.  In Scotland you have a problem with sectarianism at times, and in the Czech Republic they have a problem with racism.  We all have our problems.  On both sides there is a lot of work to be done.

I love the Czech Republic and the majority of people here.  It is sad to see what has been happening this year and in previous years with racism.  I have taught thousands of children over the past 15 years, and racism is rarely a problem.  Maybe they hear about it from their parents but as I said, it is a lack of education.  More needs to be taught in schools about respecting other cultures and ethnicities.   The Czech Republic is 40 years behind other countries.  It will take time to make this problem better, and it starts with the children.  If I hear something racist from one of my children, I immediately talk to them about why what they said is wrong.  Often they are saying these things because they think it is funny and they are looking for a laugh. As I said many times, lack of education and ignorance.  

I come from a country which is considered one of the best in the world for living standards, and this country also has a problem at times with racism, but it is more hidden than in the Czech Republic.

Rangers fans have an opportunity here when they host Sparta.  Don't lower yourself to some of the fans from the match in Prague.  Take the higher road, and try to promote equality and justice on and off the pitch.  Boo Sparta if you want, make the match intimidating for the Sparta players, but don't judge a whole country.  Release your frustration at the match on the players of Sparta, but please try not to label an entire country.  It doesn't help the situation at all.  Display your support for anti-racism and equality at football.  I have read some terrible things about the Czech Republic, and it is counter productive.  To make changes, it is one person at a time, and there are many people in the Czech Republic who are doing this right now.

Good luck the rest of the season.  My great grandmother was from Govan and I love visiting Scotland.  Also, I should clarify I am not a supporter of Slavia or Sparta ;)

You can't judge a country by what some of the people from there do but if there's anything you can judge a country by it's the actions of its government. The fact that a top government minister has came out defending the racism makes it clear there is a systemic problem with the country.

What would be an example of Rangers supporters lowering themselves to the Prague crowd? Even if we wanted to, I literally can't think of anything we could do that would be equivalent.

[SPWF 8,230]

Going to Prague this weekend to tell all they weans Santa’s not real. 

[Sunglasses Ron 2,460]

59 minutes ago, NazdarNazdar said:

 

I have been living in the Czech Republic for 15-years, but I am not Czech.  For some people here there is a lack of education or just ignorance when dealing with other cultures/ethnicity.  I have witnessed it a few times in person.  It is wrong to paint a whole country as a racist backwater sh*thole, because of football fans.  It is completely unfair.  That being said, there is a obviously a bigger problem here than in other countries, and it comes down ignorance in my opinion.  In Scotland you have a problem with sectarianism at times, and in the Czech Republic they have a problem with racism.  We all have our problems.  On both sides there is a lot of work to be done.

I love the Czech Republic and the majority of people here.  It is sad to see what has been happening this year and in previous years with racism.  I have taught thousands of children over the past 15 years, and racism is rarely a problem.  Maybe they hear about it from their parents but as I said, it is a lack of education.  More needs to be taught in schools about respecting other cultures and ethnicities.   The Czech Republic is 40 years behind other countries.  It will take time to make this problem better, and it starts with the children.  If I hear something racist from one of my children, I immediately talk to them about why what they said is wrong.  Often they are saying these things because they think it is funny and they are looking for a laugh. As I said many times, lack of education and ignorance.  

I come from a country which is considered one of the best in the world for living standards, and this country also has a problem at times with racism, but it is more hidden than in the Czech Republic.

Rangers fans have an opportunity here when they host Sparta.  Don't lower yourself to some of the fans from the match in Prague.  Take the higher road, and try to promote equality and justice on and off the pitch.  Boo Sparta if you want, make the match intimidating for the Sparta players, but don't judge a whole country.  Release your frustration at the match on the players of Sparta, but please try not to label an entire country.  It doesn't help the situation at all.  Display your support for anti-racism and equality at football.  I have read some terrible things about the Czech Republic, and it is counter productive.  To make changes, it is one person at a time, and there are many people in the Czech Republic who are doing this right now.

Good luck the rest of the season.  My great grandmother was from Govan and I love visiting Scotland.  Also, I should clarify I am not a supporter of Slavia or Sparta ;)

The difficulty us Rangers fans are having is comprehending the reaction of the Slavia/Sparta and other officials. They should of course have condemned the initial incident with Kudela but instead denied any kind of wrongdoing with their “how dare you?!” attitude. They made the wrong move right there and then.

[Blue Nosed Babe 20,591]

Of course UEFA could void the result and award us 3-0 win plus rescind Kamara's red card. That would REALLY punish them this tournament before banning that vile country from next season onwards till they sort themselves out.