Wild UEFA Quarter Final

[ollie]

I just saw the clips on TSN and the field looked insane at one point. Replay is at midnight tonight.

Dida hit by flare in Champions match

[M.O.B.E]

i saw that...i thought rangers and celtic was bad but that was totally fuhqed up...at least my Chelsea went through

[Guest Low Roller]

I watched the Chelsea game last night, and all I got to say is that I feel bad for my main man Kahn who had to deal with deflections all night.

[Davey Boy 2.0]

there could well be more insanity today in Turin

let's hope things don't get out of hand

[Davey Boy 2.0]

holy sheepshit, it's already started

[Davey Boy 2.0]

...and here is the resultant disciplinary action:

"In addition to having to play the games in their home stadium without any fans in the stands, Inter Milan was also levied a $310,000 Cdn fine by Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), European soccer's governing body.

UEFA also warned that more instances of fan violence at Inter Milan home games in European competition over the next three years would result in the club playing another two games without spectators in their home stadium."

I'm a little divided on this one- it seems initially like a slap on the wrist, but it will end up costing the club several million dollars in lost revenue. I think though that the state of Italian football is wretched at the moment and a heavier hand might have done more to quell the ongoing violence.

[Booche]

Slap on the wrist.