[Archived] Feyenoord 0 Rovers 0

[Gav]

Unfortunately, there were a few of the same type in the main level as well. We had the now infamous "we are the rovers , we hate P*kis" I have taken pictures of the scum behind me singing that and I'm perfectly prepared to track them down for the club at future matches so they can be banned.

And we had an idiot in the lower tier giving Nazi salutes to the Feyenoord crowd. Don't the TEACH history in Blackburn any more? Or has the moron only half understood the Anne Frank story?

It could have been allot worse with some of the faces in Amsterdam over the past few days. It doesn'"t make things right but it could have been worse......

I'm fecked! :ph34r:

[Jan]

One person on his own? Did anyone else see him/her?

Until this is corroborated we'll have to give him/her the benefit of doubt and assume he's pointing at a Feyenoord fan.

Unfounded accusations can actually do more harm than good.

Unlike some, I wasn't drunk and can actually tell the differeince between someone pointing at someone and repeated nazi sautes (followed by what were almost certainly bursts of invective). Oh and as the moron was in my line of sight to the pitch, I could hardly miss him.

Edited November 25, 2006 by Jan

[Derby Blue]

Just got back myself - echo all the previous comment. Fantastic time but just spoilt by lack of organisation getting to the stadium, to the seats and then back out again. All the stewards had to do at the was to say what was happening but they stayed silent which just wound people up even more.

Was great to walk the streets of Amsterdam and see blue and white everywhere, all enjoying a fantastic trip away.

Anyway, couple of vids from the night, one from the warm down including the 3 moronic dutch trying to 'have go with us all! - beware bit of bad language at one point. And one from the final whistle 'celebrations' (although struggling to upload the latter.) Will have a couple more when I've managed to have time to go through all the rest.

As I say a few more to follow.

Final whistle celebrations on the link.

and a bit on the players coming out.

All my others seem a bit naff or short to be honest but will try and edit them all together for a bit of a montage!

Edited November 25, 2006 by Mansfield Blue

[herbergeehh]

Well Ewood Spark?

Yeah, wasn't talking to him though..

[SAS]

right its been a messi trip

ive

paid 120 euros for a window

had my camera stolen

been permanently stoned and drunk

and had a very nice wander around RLD

what was the score?

[Daremz]

right its been a messi trip

ive

paid 120 euros for a window

had my camera stolen

been permanently stoned and drunk

and had a very nice wander around RLD

what was the score?

Won, 7-1. Brad Friedel scored a stunning free-kick to seal the victory, two minutes from time. Last five goals were in injury-time.

Glad to hear you enjoyed yourself in my beautiful country How's yours?

[thenodrog]

right its been a messi trip

ive

paid 120 euros for a window

had my camera stolen

been permanently stoned and drunk

and had a very nice wander around RLD

what was the score?

Not another rovers fan thinking it's clever to put ones head through a shop window a la Krakow I hope SAS?

When we eventually got in the ground ...just before kick-off ... the only seats we could find where in the upper tier in an area that had seemingly been reserved for 'the Numpties' day out. I can only presume that the crime figures for the Blackburn area dropped significantly on Thursday night ... as by my reckoning every petty criminal from the town was sat in the three rows in front of me.

Directly in front of me was sat 'the chav royal family' ... from granddad, a man in his seventies declaring "Why do we have to have those two w*gs playing up front for us?" to proud mum and dad looking on approvingly as their 30+ year prodgeny tried to smash his way through the Perspex barrier to an un-timely (but not un-welcome) death. And perhaps most distressing of all, the baby of the family , a lad of about 12...being encouraged to follow in the footsteps of his belligerent elders.

As for the train journey back to Amsterdam ... where do I start? I'm in a party including my wife, my mum and dad (both in their late sixties) and a father and son we had previously met in Salzburg. We manage to get on the train and find seats ... albeit singles through a carriage. First we get this big guy wandering through the carriage and totally oblivious of his audiance declaring in to his mobile (bear in mind the carriage was silent at this point) "Yhea i had a n*gger last night but I've got a little slitty-eye lined up for tonight" obvious to one and all he was discussing his Amsterdam buissenes dealings!!!! Prat. The rest of the journey consisted of lads vying to play at top volume their latest clip of Roy 'Chubby Brown' or some porn clip.

Don't any body kid themselves .... there are some real scum out there basking in the reflected glow of Blackburn Rovers ... thankfully they don't judge most games glamerous enough to associate themselves with.

As for the game ..... Sparky put in a bid for their No 24!

You are turning into me ES!

Your hitherto 'green and pleasant' view of Blackburn appears to be becoming somewhat jaundiced. Far too many of our away fans are an embarrassment to themselves, the club, the town and the rest of us. I go to very few away games now cos of the scum.

[yorkblues]

right its been a messi trip

ive

paid 120 euros for a window

had my camera stolen

been permanently stoned and drunk

and had a very nice wander around RLD

what was the score?

so it was you who paid for bret robbie and mgp on thursday night in the red light

[roversmum]

right its been a messi trip

ive

2. paid 120 euros for a window

3. had my camera stolen

1. been permanently stoned and drunk

and had a very nice wander around RLD

what was the score?

Oh, SAS, you are so funny!

If you are daft enough to be 1. then stuff like 2. and 3. happens. Such a difficult thing to learn........

Please tell me what the point is of going to a place then being permanently out of it there? I must have missed something in my education 'cos it just sounds daft to me!

Still, so long as you "enjoyed" yourself .........................

Edited November 25, 2006 by roversmum

[yorkblues]

Blackburn drew 0-0 away to 2002 title winners Feyenoord in a match in Rotterdam marred by crowd trouble ??

i must have missed this then

norwegian pancake nice pks

[Jordan]

Morton said he had beer thrown in his face. How could this happen as UEFA do not allow alcohol to be sold in the stadium when a UEFA cup match is being played?

It was alcohol free.

[herbergeehh]

paid 120 euros for a window

They don't usually charge you for the window, it's what's inside.. so I hear anyway.

The match certainly wasn't marred by crowd trouble, more like lack of creativity and spark. Amsterdam didn't really have the spark I was hoping for either, even though the brownieeaters seemed to enjoy themselves. Bloody trains ruined the Thursday night out..

[Jordan]

. Its the Feyenoord fans charging at the Rovers Fans.

[Derby Blue]

. Its the Feyenoord fans charging at the Rovers Fans.

Don't you just love the way that steward stands there and lets them all past him without even trying to stop it!

[herbergeehh]

What did he do, kick the wall? He seemed very pleased with his efforts..

[Lee]

Scott did you wake up when that was happening? I could see you lead down!

[den]

. Its the Feyenoord fans charging at the Rovers Fans.

Hardly "charging" Jordan.

As regards alcohol being banned for UEFA games, well it was on sale in the Feyenoord ground and it was on sale at Celtic a few seasons back.

It must just be English games.

[OhmiBRFC]

I saw the charging and it was worse then that at one point I thought

[Drummer Boy]

Your hitherto 'green and pleasant' view of Blackburn appears to be becoming somewhat jaundiced. Far too many of our away fans are an embarrassment to themselves, the club, the town and the rest of us. I go to very few away games now cos of the scum.

And by doing that, you let the "scum" win by allowing them to take the joy of watching your club (as well as theirs) play away from you - is that what you want? The best way to face them off is to keep going and behave as you would normally so that people can see we are not all like that.

[adam lodge]

Got back last night had a great time. Stayed in Den Haag wednesday night not a lot going on there, but I was only there for the match on thursday night. The game was not the best but our support was out of this world ok there were a few idiots there signing racist songs but the majority of people were well behaved and really got behind the team. To some it up had a great time and can't wait for the next time.

[cloggyjimmybrfc]

talkin about the song feyenoord sing..im surprised we dont sing "i am rovers till i die".at european games just like when eng play?

[adam lodge]

http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=...erFeyenoord.mp3

What a cheesy but really catchey tune and we stole it off them.

[RoversFan96.It]

Great day,great people,great atmosphere...Enjoyed more than Krakow,even if I stayed in R'dam for just 19 hrs,drank too much & now feeling really bad :ph34r:

[pksrover]

norwegian pancake nice pks

although I did not try the norwegian pancake, I do not belive nice is the right word to describe it

Edited November 25, 2006 by pks1984

[SD4E]

http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=...erFeyenoord.mp3

What a cheesy but really catchey tune and we stole it off them.

we spent the entire second half singing and bouncing up and down, swinging scarfs like the rest of the masses to that tune..

do,du,du,du,du, do, do,du,du,du,du, do rooooveeerrrss, roooveerrrs!

someone at ewood needs to use that backgound music and we can adopt it!

fantastic trip, fantastic support. I know loads had problems with the seating not being numbered, but it was like a return to the terracing days and the atmosphere was superb.