Ten minutes to kickoff and the upper part of the away end is still half empty.

Loads of people still outside. #Effzeh

Would police let football fans enjoy the game without treating them like garbage there?

Ich bewundere dich, liebe Mara, für viel mehr als nur diesen Text, aber auch dafür.

Sehr gut zusammengefasst, finde ich.

Und dann fragt man, warum Fußballfans Journalist*innen gegenüber grundsätzlich suspekt sind.

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Es handelt sich um ein Aufeinandertreffen von Fans vom VfL Wolfsburg und dem FC St. Pauli.

Da die Polizei genug Aufmerksamkeit bekommt: so schildert die @fanhilfe-fcsp.bsky.social die Ereignisse.
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Klar.

Mag die als Szene voll gern.

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That doesn’t make it right.

Nope. Clubs with supporters with far-right tendencies have played in the UK before and they’ll play there again, it’s just that you don’t hear about it. Fans should not be banned for attending their club’s games, period. And by the way: same goes for English supporters with a similar record.

So you don’t have any evidence re the derby itself, which is this thread’s topic. No worries then.

Can you show a single proof that any of the injuries was caused due to Maccabi Tel Aviv‘s supporters? Because official numbers published by the Israeli emergency services show two people were lightly injured by Hapoel‘s pyro and all of the others were injured as a result of police violence.

While yesterday’s derby cancellation has nothing to do with them, my Instagram has more re Maccabi Tel Aviv‘s support in the context of Israeli society and why I think banning them from Aston Villa away is the wrong decision for football fans everywhere:

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Anytime! Thank you for your reply. Feel free to ask any questions you may have and I’ll do my best to answer them to the best of my abilities.

Means a lot, dear Philippe!