sorry...on the topic of racism in football i read in the may 2006 copy of WORLD SOCCER;
"The more Ukranians that play in the national League, the more examples for the young generation. Let them learn from Shevchenko or Blokhin and not from some Zumba-Bumba whom they took off a tree, gave him two bananas and now he plays in the Ukranian League. I remember when I played football, if we lost a game it was not easy to walk the Kiev streets - there were many friends out there who could beat you up for that. But is there any sense in beating up a foreigner? OK, you beat him up, next thing he is he packs up and goes" - Oleg Blokhin, Ukraine coach and until recently Ukrainian MP
Email me. Haven't talked to you in ages. I miss you being able to chat all the time. Do you have housing arrangments yet for this coming year? Hope to hear from you soon. Noelle
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Zinedine Zidane said no to racism. With his head.
no really, i think he head no to racism
sorry...on the topic of racism in football i read in the may 2006 copy of WORLD SOCCER;
"The more Ukranians that play in the national League, the more examples for the young generation. Let them learn from Shevchenko or Blokhin and not from some Zumba-Bumba whom they took off a tree, gave him two bananas and now he plays in the Ukranian League. I remember when I played football, if we lost a game it was not easy to walk the Kiev streets - there were many friends out there who could beat you up for that. But is there any sense in beating up a foreigner? OK, you beat him up, next thing he is he packs up and goes" - Oleg Blokhin, Ukraine coach and until recently Ukrainian MP
*is wearing her other tasteful shirt*
Noelle