I'm a fan of Maccabi Haifa- come in discuss it inside

Originally posted by MancFanFromManc:
<strong>Maybe something happens to these 'nice' young lads in their final year of school ;) </strong><hr></blockquote>

I'm in my final year of (high) school <img src="graemlins/nervous.gif" border="0" alt="[Nervous]" /> <img src="graemlins/nervous.gif" border="0" alt="[Nervous]" />
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Thanks for your compliments.
And to my neighbour :-) cremboman...
You are right about that fact.. But you didn't tell about all the violence in the israeli football. I claim there are some fanatics fans in every club.

If you could tell me who do cheer in Isarel I will tell alot of things about that team too.

But what I'm saying is that there are some fanataics and almost all the fans are noramll.
Also almost all the fans deny that stupid action.
 
Originally posted by Maccabi_Haifa:
<strong>Thanks for your compliments.
And to my neighbour :-) cremboman...
You are right about that fact.. But you didn't tell about all the violence in the israeli football. I claim there are some fanatics fans in every club.

If you could tell me who do cheer in Isarel I will tell alot of things about that team too.

But what I'm saying is that there are some fanataics and almost all the fans are noramll.
Also almost all the fans deny that stupid action.</strong><hr></blockquote>

If you would read carefully you'd see I mentioned that Haifa fans are not different from any other set of fans in Israel.
Including the club I support, Maccabi Tel Aviv.
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Okay.. I'm going to eat now.
And some of Maccabi Tel-Aviv fans had burned the Rivals Hapoel Tel Aviv's bos' car, and also threaten him.
And some more things like calling the rival player- Balili- Hizbalili (as the name of the terror group).
Also Hapoel Tel Aviv made some not nice things
 
Originally posted by Maccabi_Haifa:
<strong>Okay.. I'm going to eat now.
And some of Maccabi Tel-Aviv fans had burned the Rivals Hapoel Tel Aviv's bos' car, and also threaten him.
And some more things like calling the rival player- Balili- Hizbalili (as the name of the terror group).
Also Hapoel Tel Aviv made some not nice things</strong><hr></blockquote>

they didn't burn it they just messed it up, the burnt car was of our captain Nimni and that was years ago.
as for Hapohell tel aviv, i'd rather refer to them as "the great satan" from now on...
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Should we play the game in Israel?? i dont think so. with the war on Iraq looming, i dont think its a gd idea. esp since britain and america are standing firm on their stance against Iraq. so we are very very likely to be terrorist targets. so we should just play the game in cyprus and not support any plea from maccabi Haifa.
 
But also if you want to play in Israel UEFA doesn't agree to this.
Therefore you will play in cyprus.
But, Israel isn't a dangerous place, and if you (manchester united) will come to Israel they will get all the security they need.
And if you wondering, because you are from europe, they will never hurt anybody from there because they need the political support.
For an example, in basketball- Maccabi Tel Aviv is one of the big teams in europe- (before two years- second place, before 1 year-championship, and last year places 3-4) and because it's a big team... all the games are in Israel, And all the teams are coming. So it's not a big proclem
 
Originally posted by Maccabi_Haifa:
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But, Israel isn't a dangerous place, and if you (manchester united) will come to Israel they will get all the security they need.
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Problem is, a football team should NOT be in the situation is needs special extra protection because of the situation of a certain country.

Now, can we cut the Israeli football stuff out please? If I wanted that I'd have stayed more hours at work <img src="graemlins/houllier.gif" border="0" alt="[Houllier]" />
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