Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Absolutely not.
And let's face it, they didn't stand a chance in the first place.
Blueboylewis wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Absolutely not.
And let's face it, they didn't stand a chance in the first place.
Every team always has a chance before the game has started!
Beefymcfc wrote:The problem here is that other people are getting involved. It should be upto the people on the ground, not the government who are most probably trying to make a political statement, rather than a sporting one.
One thing has to be considered, these people are professional sportsmen, not soldiers of war. They would not expect this, be trained for this or able to cope personaally with the aftermath.
For those who say don't give in to terrorism, sometimes it is the best option. The England cricket team curtailed a tour only last year, Australia pulled out of a tour of Pakistan where they hadn't played for 10 years and even in football, U***d pulled out of a tour to Jakarta due to security issues last year. What has to be remembered is the level of threat compared to the security that can be guaranteed, and places like Angola cannot deliver the amounts needed against the threat that exists.
Beefymcfc wrote:The problem here is that other people are getting involved. It should be upto the people on the ground, not the government who are most probably trying to make a political statement, rather than a sporting one.
One thing has to be considered, these people are professional sportsmen, not soldiers of war. They would not expect this, be trained for this or able to cope personaally with the aftermath.
For those who say don't give in to terrorism, sometimes it is the best option. The England cricket team curtailed a tour only last year, Australia pulled out of a tour of Pakistan where they hadn't played for 10 years and even in football, U***d pulled out of a tour to Jakarta due to security issues last year. What has to be remembered is the level of threat compared to the security that can be guaranteed, and places like Angola cannot deliver the amounts needed against the threat that exists.
simon12 wrote:
Angola wanted the competition and they got it. They know their security issues and should offer protection accordingly. What baffles me is that there are 7 games scheduled in Cabinda. How fucking stupid/naive can you be?
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