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Originally posted by mps242 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/3638861.stm It doesn't metion the game link, but apparently they had several tickets in their posession...

huh, so where did you get the game link from

happy they caught them anyway

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Originally posted by St_Andrew huh, so where did you get the game link from happy they caught them anyway

I didn't remember where I read the story originally, so I was hoping you would just take my word for it...

Here's a link with the relevent info:

http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/i...fm?id=446292004

ohh that is indeed very scary, and the security controls on those matches are almost non existant, easy target, haven't really thought about it before, seems like the next big attack to me =/

I guess that what nations that condone the booing of other nations athemns during sporting events get






.. in all respect I'm very glad they caught them. But I don't think we can be so sure that they wanted to blow in the stadium. Maybe they were just die-hard fans


Also... it looks like these terrorist were caught on "suspicions" seems like the UK patriot act at its finest to me

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Originally posted by Yoepus Also... it looks like these terrorist were caught on "suspicions" seems like the UK patriot act at its finest to me

Shhhhh. Potential civil liberty infringements are only a matter of discussion/hysteria if it occurs in the US.

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Originally posted by occrider Shhhhh. Potential civil liberty infringements are only a matter of discussion/hysteria if it occurs in the US.

Think the British have the worst civil liberties in Europe (probably in the whole western world!)

Anyway, what have al-Qaida got against the Chinese?!