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let revolution start!
people who pay to watch a chinese football match deserve to be beaten up.
stay at home, be harmonious, watch british football on tv
idiotic troll.
The most offensive thing is the anchorwoman’s hair in the third video.
hahahahaha good one
i think we are missing the point:
if your team loses against Jiangsu Sainty F.C. you have the right to protest and show your anger.
No, it’s not harmonious
Well its about time China rioted over sports! Now we’re quickly catching up to the other industrialized countries on the list of social ills. Another one down. Hot diggity damn yeah!!! Has China had any alcohol-related or public holiday riot incidences yet? Hmmm looks like they can kill two birds with one stone on this next one.
By the time we get to violent protests over environmental or animal protection, you’ll know we’ve come level with the other countries!
Come on. The country is not that backward. Soccer riots are common in China since the 1980s. Famous is the one from 86 (?) after the Hong Kong team beat the Mainland side.
LOL Holy crap, talk about over reacting. Why would you beat up girls with batons? Don’t they train riot police? I would think China knows a lot of other non-lethal yet effective way of disbursing a crowd, I mean come on, its China, you would think they are used to crowd.
I have to say though, these are pretty loyal fans. Most people merely stop watching Chinese soccer.
中国足球本来就没什么希望,球迷有必要那样卖力吗?
Damn Chinese always trying to copy other nations…
Can’t even make a quality soccer riot correctly !