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Titolo: Vengo dopo il tg

I telegiornali italiani erano molto critici sull'iniziativa del Times
contro i "thugs" romanisti.
Tutti molto critici, con il tg2 in prima linea con un "senti da che
pulpito viene la predica" che ha un effetto comico. Lo stile inglese
tanto osannato, liquidato con un favoreggiamento per la mala romana. 
Non comprendo tutta questa impunità farcita da apologia giornalistica,
perchè rifarsela con il times che da solo è più autorevole di tutta la
stampa italiana che in confronto fa giornali parrocchiali.
Il meccanismo di prendere la gente a caso tanto in voga a Firenze a
Roma non funziona, 'sti 'mpuniti.
Achille Serra quì era un'autorità draconiana e inflessibile, a Roma è
un prefetto frocetto, pavido e minimizzatore.
http://www.adnkronos.com/IGN/Sport/?id=1.0.853541682
In combutta.
"Nell'eccellente intervista di Tonino Cagnucci sul Romanista di oggi è
trasparente la fede giallorossa del prefetto. Per questo motivo mi è
venuto in mente di pubblicare qui di seguito alcuni passi
dell'intervista che mi ha rilasciato per il libro Vivo di Roma...visti
da vicino  personaggi di alto profilo istituzionale come Achille Serra
rivelano candidamente il proprio cuore e la propria passione." 
Il Romanista.

 prefetto frocetto, pavido e minimizzatore.
Serra A. a Firenze era un perfetto stronzo, a Roma pure. Ma non deve 
stupire: sotto certi aspetti quella città, che comunque amo per averci 
trascorso sette dei migliori anni della mia vita, è sempre un ricettacolo.
 "L'allusione del Manchester United è abbastanza grave, noi ci siamo 
comportati sempre bene con i fatti in campo. In questa partita cercheremo di 
farre altrettanto", dice il tecnico della Roma Luciano Spalletti. 
L'allenatore di Totti e compagni non ha gradito le 'istruzioni per l'uso' 
pubblicate dal Manchester United per i propri tifosi. "Mi da' fastidio 
sentir dire che i nostri tifosi sono violenti -continua Spalletti-. Sono 
corretti e danno alla squadra tanta voglia di dimostrare il proprio valore. 
Sarebbe meglio che gli inglesi si documentassero".

 contro i "thugs" romanisti.
da 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6528049.stm
Fighting mars Man Utd's Rome trip
Manchester United fans and police clashed during the game
Manchester United's Champions League match against Roma was marred by 
violence involving supporters before and during the game.
Local media reported clashes between fans as they made their way to the 
Olympic Stadium in Rome.
During the game United fans clashed with police wielding batons.
Manchester United warned fans before the game they could be attacked by 
Roma supporters, sparking criticism from Rome's mayor.
Local media reported that five people were injured in clashes as fans 
made their way to the stadium.
Riot police
It was reported that three were English, one was from Rome and another 
was from Italy's security forces.
The trouble reportedly occurred near two bridges - the Ponte Milvio and 
the Ponte Duca d'Aosta.
During the game, which Roma won 2-1, both sets of fans could be seen 
throwing missiles at each other.
The two sets of supporters were separated in one section of the ground 
by a barrier with riot police gathered on the Manchester United side.
Roma fans
Roma fans surged towards Manchester United supporters
After each goal both sets of fans surged towards the barrier.
At one stage, riot police with shields and batons were seen repeatedly 
striking Manchester United supporters.
One female fan was seen being pushed in the face by a police officer 
while another supporter was repeatedly struck with a baton as he lay on 
the floor.
TV pictures showed one Manchester United fan with blood pouring from 
his face as others tried to pick him up.
BBC Five Live commentator Alan Green, said during the game: "United 
fans appeared to charge the police and the police went in.
"It got pretty vicious. We're about 80 yards away but it seems to have 
quietened down now.
The police got involved with a baton charge and all hell broke loose - 
you had seats being thrown at the police
Man Utd fan
"We've just heard a loud crash and there is smoke over there. It is 
very, very nasty inside this ground now.
"I don't know if the Roma fans started this but they are happy now as 
it is between the police and the United fans." A Manchester United fan 
inside the ground told BBC Five Live trouble started when Manchester 
United's Paul Scholes was sent off.
"At the time of the sending off there were missiles exchanged between 
fans and after the Roma goal their fans charged the United section," he 
said.
"The police got involved with a baton charge and all hell broke loose. 
You had seats being thrown at the police.
"Most of the missiles being thrown are bottles which are being sold 
inside the ground. The number of riot police has probably tripled.
"You really don't know what is going to happen next."
Around 5,000 United fans had bought tickets for the game but a further 
1,000 were expected to travel without tickets.
Violent reputation
Before the game Manchester United fans were warned in letters and on 
the club's website to avoid certain areas of the city as they could be 
attacked by Roma's hardcore 'ultra' fans.
They were warned to avoid using Rome's underground network to reach the 
Olympic Stadium, and to also keep away from the Ponte-nenni bridge and 
the Campo de Fiori.
The city's mayor Walter Veltroni criticised Manchester United officials 
and said the advice could create a "negative climate".
Italian football has a reputation for violence among its fans.
In February the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) suspended all 
matches after a policeman was killed at a Serie A game between Catania 
and Palermo.
Three Middlesbrough fans were stabbed and 10 others hurt during fights 
with Roma fans at the Uefa quarter finals last year.
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 proprio valore. Sarebbe meglio che gli inglesi si documentassero".
Non sarà che lo hanno fatto sul serio?
Che si documentassero, intendo :')
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