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-------------------------------------- Fergie: Roma fans have nothing to fear SIR Alex Ferguson has assured Roma's 3,800 travelling fans they should have no security concerns at Old Trafford. After suffering ambushes from knife-wielding fans on their way to the game and then being attacked by riot police inside the Stadio Olimpico in the first leg of United's Champions League quarter-final with AS Roma, there had been fears of reprisals when the Serie A outfit come to Old Trafford for the second leg. The visitors have been allocated a section in the second tier of the East Stand, meaning they will be sitting at the same end of the ground as United fans. However, despite not seeing much of the actual trouble which occurred in Rome after remaining in Italy, where the violence has not generated as much publicity as it has here, for two days after the game, Ferguson is confident Greater Manchester Police will ensure the tie passes off peacefully. "I do not anticipate any problems at all," he said. "The security at Old Trafford is fantastic. "There has never been a history of trouble and the Roma fans should not fear a thing." ----------------- Kurang?Nih baca lagi... (sambil belajar browsing yaks) -------------------------- Fans' groups call for calm UNITED fans' groups have called on supporters not to cause trouble at Old Trafford on Tuesday night. After suffering ambushes from knife-wielding fans on their way to the game and then being attacked by riot police inside the Stadio Olimpico during the first leg of United's Champions League quarter- final with Roma, there have been fears of reprisals when the Serie A outfit come to Old Trafford for the second leg. The visitors have been allocated 3,800 tickets for the second tier of the East Stand, meaning they will be sat at the same end of the ground as United fans. However, the Independent Manchester United Supporters Association, who are compiling a dossier of violence perpetrated against fans in Rome last week, are anxious tomorrow's game should not provide an excuse for the Italian authorities to prove their strong-arm tactics were justified. "We all need to make sure that there are no headlines in Manchester to wipe out the memory of those made by the Italian police last week in Rome," said IMUSA in a statement. Fans "The Roma fans at Old Trafford on Tuesday will be just like most of our fans who went to Rome last week and will be there only to watch the football." United are still collecting fans' accounts of last week's events but are awaiting official documentation from the Home Office over the details of their examination into the conduct of the Italians. However, privately, United are quite relaxed about tomorrow's situation. Similar scare stories were aired prior to the second leg of the first knockout round clash with Lille following the trouble that erupted in France but the game passed off peacefully. There have hardly been any arrests at European games this season, not even when Celtic's 6,500-strong support headed south for September's potentially combustible 'Battle of Britain' encounter. Unlike Greater Manchester Police, who were represented by plain clothes officers at the Stadio Olimpico, it is not believed the Italian security enforcement will accompany the Roma fans to tomorrow's game. ---------------- Uda ngerti pak?atau gak bs baca artikel bahasa inggris?waduh... lama klo nungguin diterjemahin :) --- In [email protected], "Rio \"Own Goal\" Ferdinand" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > *lebih seru perang antar suporter deh ! > > > Yiihahhhhhhhhhhhh ! >
