Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
People were dying last year mate. Kiev's a lot calmer now.
I've been in much worse places.
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People were dying last year mate. Kiev's a lot calmer now.
I've been in much worse places.
MartSlinger
Player Valuation: £40m
As was Young Boys and we didnt get out of second gear.
orly
Please check with me for Blammo criteria
Speke Parade?
PR nightmare for Uefa given it involves an English PL side.
Everton should do it all it can to express it,s safety fears for it,s fans and club to UEFA given the violence in Kiev last night.
Everton should do it all it can to express it,s safety fears for it,s fans and club to UEFA given the violence in Kiev last night.
cadex
Player Valuation: £2.5m
To be fair, we've rarely gotten out of second gear all season. I have a feeling that we will need to pick it up a notch (or two) if we are to progress.
YB's hadn't been too shabby in Europe over the last few years.
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...-investigate-violence-stadium-everton-8735404
Fighting at Dynamo Kiev's ground last night has prompted Uefa to ponder where last 16 leg will be played
UEFA will open an investigation into violent scenes that marred Dynamo Kiev's Europa League tie with Guingamp last night.
Everton FC have been drawn to face the Ukrainian league leaders in the last 16 of the competition and it has been suggested that the second leg on March 19 could be played behind closed doors.
Crowd trouble at the NSC Olimpiyskiy stadium forced the referee to suspend play in Kiev for 15 minutes last night, as home fans were reported to have targeted away supporters before then fighting among themselves.
Uefa have yet to open a case into the game, which ended in a 3-1 win for Kiev, but are expected to start investigations later today.
The European governing body have told the ECHO a decision on the venue for the second leg between Everton and Dynamo could be made as early as today.
Speaking after last night's violence the Guingamp president, Bernard Desplat, is reported to have told RMC: “I saw a stadium at war with rabid dogs that wanted to fight.
"There were 11 heroes in Guingamp colours on the field because organising a match in these security conditions, when the safety of a certain group is not assured, is catastrophic for football.
“These are not fans, they are militiamen. Restarting play? How do you expect the players to focus on their game? It was extremely dangerous. This match could only have happened in Ukraine under these conditions.”
Fighting at Dynamo Kiev's ground last night has prompted Uefa to ponder where last 16 leg will be played
UEFA will open an investigation into violent scenes that marred Dynamo Kiev's Europa League tie with Guingamp last night.
Everton FC have been drawn to face the Ukrainian league leaders in the last 16 of the competition and it has been suggested that the second leg on March 19 could be played behind closed doors.
Crowd trouble at the NSC Olimpiyskiy stadium forced the referee to suspend play in Kiev for 15 minutes last night, as home fans were reported to have targeted away supporters before then fighting among themselves.
Uefa have yet to open a case into the game, which ended in a 3-1 win for Kiev, but are expected to start investigations later today.
The European governing body have told the ECHO a decision on the venue for the second leg between Everton and Dynamo could be made as early as today.
Speaking after last night's violence the Guingamp president, Bernard Desplat, is reported to have told RMC: “I saw a stadium at war with rabid dogs that wanted to fight.
"There were 11 heroes in Guingamp colours on the field because organising a match in these security conditions, when the safety of a certain group is not assured, is catastrophic for football.
“These are not fans, they are militiamen. Restarting play? How do you expect the players to focus on their game? It was extremely dangerous. This match could only have happened in Ukraine under these conditions.”
So Everton get sent to two Countries at war and a place with dodgy, corrupt police?
I'm not arsed, UEFA is run by Kopites.
I'm not arsed, UEFA is run by Kopites.
degreeinblue
Re-registered as Harryhhhh after logon issues
St Helens?
SteamyRayVaughn
Player Valuation: £150k
Imagine if that trouble had happened in an English ground...there's no way the next round would just be played as normal.
Behind closed doors i reckon it'll be
Behind closed doors i reckon it'll be
Remembers the Jewel in Speke Parades crown.....The Noahs Ark.
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