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'Disperse red ragtags!': Poland ‘ashamed’ of nationalist hooligans attacking Russian fans — RT

15.6.12

'Disperse red ragtags!': Poland ‘ashamed’ of nationalist hooligans attacking Russian fans — RT: Poland's Sports Minister Joanna Mucha said she is ashamed of the actions of local football hooligans who attempted to disrupt the European Championship by attacking rival Russian fans. Clashes in Warsaw ended with mass arrests.
“I am outraged. I am ashamed for these people who came just to make trouble. It's certainly not the fans who cheer Poland. These are mere hooligans,” the minister told Najważniejsze Wiadomości newspaper.The battle royal of Polish and Russian football fans in Warsaw exposed the Polish police’s lack of experience in crowd control.


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