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Russian politician Igor Lebedev proposes legalising football hooliganism

 

Igor Lebedev has drawn up rules for "draka" - the Russian word for fight - which he said would involve 20 unarmed competitors on each side in an organised brawl.

 

Groups of Russia fans were deported from France after repeated scenes of violence at Euro 2016.

 

Russia will host the next World Cup in summer 2018.

 

Lebedev, who represents the opposition Liberal Democratic Party of Russia, is also on the board of the Russian Football Union.

 

He published the proposal on his party's website, stating: "Russia would be a pioneer in a new sport. Fans arrive, for example, and start picking fights. And they get the answer - challenge accepted. A meeting in a stadium at a set time.''

 

Following clashes between his country's fans and England supporters at Euro 2016, Lebedev said he "did not see anything terrible about fans fighting".

 

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39172314

21 minutes ago, ILUVAdrianaLima said:

^ Of course :rofl:

 

I was in Marseille for the England x Russia match and it was nuts. The riot police had to squash massive brawls in the Old Port of the city several times while each fanbase was there. After the match the Russian ultras rushed the English fans and attacked them, didn't matter that there was kids and women around either.

^ I am not surprised at all :ninja: Just a matter of time before they impose sanctions on Russian sports fans :p

Zac Effron looks like a male barbie doll

Watched that last night, still as funny as now :rofl: ^

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