China should be banned from next Asian Cup
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Chinese fans have no sportsmanship. They boo teams, called a boycott on Japanese products and burn Japanese flags.
The IOC should even consider changing a venue for 2008 Olymipics. -
That seriously isn't nice at all. Even the chinese can be a disgrace sometimes. Imagine the footage being broadcasted worldwide, what will people think?
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They were probably fustrated by the 2nd Japan goal.It was clearly a handball by Nakata.Tough Luck.
Still,it's no excuse.Shame on them. -
Seen Italy? -
yessireOriginally posted by Parka: Seen Italy?
no big deal actually, its not like we don't know that would happen,just look at how they're behaving before the teams actually met
but its really funny how the chinese expect the japanese to bow over due to none soccer reasons, its like they think the whole world owns them or something like that -
haiz.....y like tt
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chinese fans no sportsmanship not the chinese team's fault rightOriginally posted by Boxer:Chinese fans have no sportsmanship. They boo teams, called a boycott on Japanese products and burn Japanese flags.
The IOC should even consider changing a venue for 2008 Olymipics. -
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retarded la. when the jap team walked in, the spectator started booing them. serves them right they lost, and lost face somemore. but can't really blame them.. they still bear the scars of japanese occupation in world war 2
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Well, what would you say when Haan refused to collect his medal ...Originally posted by the.raven:chinese fans no sportsmanship not the chinese team's fault right -
THOUGH I KNOW AND UNDERSTAND THAT THE REACTION OF THE SUPPORTERS ARE ACTUALLY QUITE UNDESIRABLE,
WE SHOULD UNDERSTAND THAT CHINA FEELS MIGHTILY AGGRIEVED AT WHAT HAPPENED IN WW2 AND THE BLOODY JAPS SEEM TO BE STILL UNREPENTANT, RECALCITRANT AND DENY THE FACTS AND THE COLD HARD TRUTH.
COMPARE THE JAPS WITH GERMANY AND THEIR RESPONSE AND REACTION TO THE WAR AND THE WILLINGNESS TO ADMIT AND ACCEPT THE TRUTH. -
YES
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Politics and sports should be dealt with separately.
The disgraceful Chinese were in the news again for forging Asian Cup tickets. 30,000 tickets were sold but there were 70,000 fans ... incredible ... -
The more we talk about them the bigger head they get, 4get them
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But we must get realistics, its hard for china to beat Japan in term of football as the Jap has their league and has been playing for a long time especially in international level. So they shall not make a big deal about the lost. MUSt know your own limit.
Whereas china has only started not very long ago. And they shall be content they be able to squeeze to final, after beating arab country which are also powerful and has longer history in international arena than china.
But if we talk about basketball then china shall not be lost in Asia as it their cup of tea. right? -
agreed.Originally posted by the.raven:chinese fans no sportsmanship not the chinese team's fault right -
this is like asking for England to be banned from e next world cup just becos England has soccer hooligans. i think singaporeans tend to love over-reacting to china lately.
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actually banning England from future competitions has always been a possibility. In the event that the english hooligans are too rowdy and the FA and govt are not doing anything about it, FIFA may take drastic action.Originally posted by HENG@:this is like asking for England to be banned from e next world cup just becos England has soccer hooligans. i think singaporeans tend to love over-reacting to china lately. -
whats a world cup without the cross of st george???Originally posted by JLennon:actually banning England from future competitions has always been a possibility. In the event that the english hooligans are too rowdy and the FA and govt are not doing anything about it, FIFA may take drastic action. -
well its not fifa's fault if the english can't do enough to stop the hooligansOriginally posted by HENG@:whats a world cup without the cross of st george??? -
so i guess u agree with killing one to warn a hundred?Originally posted by oldbreadstinks:well its not fifa's fault if the english can't do enough to stop the hooligans -
personally, i prefer to kill the whole hundredOriginally posted by HENG@:so i guess u agree with killing one to warn a hundred?
no lah , i actually prefer no trouble at all , and people correct themselves
but look , if your fans are well known trouble makers shouldn't something be done a long time ago? -
China MUST be banned!!!
Not should be banned!!
Any organisers take note: Don't host any events in China anymore! Regardless of whether is it sports or anything -
Singapore supporters no different. We also boo the Malaysian soccer team during Tiger Cup. And throw stuffs at the Bahrain soccer team during the World Cup preliminary. Both matches at National Stadium.
But, the Malaysian also boo us what. So no big deal. 
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china fans are just pure sore losers..