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Prediksi Arka Gdynia vs Wisla Plock 8 Juli 2016

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Hahahaha, Lijek. :D 

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30 days handball challenge favorite club [1/30]: Wisła Płock

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pozdrawiam sędziów.

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Kibice Wisły Płock to buraki, chamy i prostacy.

Dziękuję za uwagę.

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Wisla Plock-Olimpia Elblag (1:1) Polish 1st Division 18.03.12

Our adventure to Plock was highly unsuccessful bet hey at least i saw a nice riot!

We were late leaving Warsaw and we were all not fully aware just how far it was away from the centre of the city. We started driving and it took 2 hours to get there so by the time we arrived it was half time. We travelled with no tickets thinking we would get them at the gate when we arrived.

Approaching the ground there were Police roadblocks and riot police standing by which wasn't the best first impression. We asked one of them where to park not knowing which was the home end or which was the away end and were sent to park over an adjacent bridge. The street we happened to be on, with all the riot police, was the away section.

We parked the car and walked 300 metres back across the bridge only to be fronted by the riot police on one side of the street and some rowdy Legia supporters who it turns out, have a friendship with Elblag. They were loitering outside the away section entrance and some of them by the looks of it had been drinking for most of the day. The entrance gate was closed and we could not work out why this was. Were they too rowdy to let in? We asked for tickets and were told they would be available in 10 minutes.

The already sour atmosphere began to turn as soon as 2 buses pulled up and loads of Elblag supporters poured off who we found out later had been delayed in travelling from the North. Bottles began to fly and the crunch of broken glass was heard in the wierdest sort of friendship greeting i have ever seen! Our quest for tickets looked to be solved but we asked ourselves....would we survive?

We located a girl who was selling tickets but had to wait longer to see who claimed them from the awaiting Legia supporters. The gates were still locked and supporters started to climb on the gate to get in and harass the stewards on the other side. They began to hurl bottles and beer crates in their direction. Stun bombs deafened our ears and the police moved in, this was our cue to move. We decided for our own safety to move to the other side of the street. As we did there was a charge at the police by the drunken mob which had now swollen to twice its size.

We started to retreat fast just as the water cannon sprayed the mob. Stones, bottles, rocks anything they could get their hands on were hurled at the police and a full scale riot ensued. We were lucky to get out when we did and scarpered back over the bridge to the car. I desperately wanted to take photos but seriously it was not safe to do so and luckily, for once, i saw sense.

The police pushed back over the bridge and the road was sealed at either end so walking back to the car we next wondered whether we would get out or end up being trapped. We drove to the top of the road and asked a female officer who directed us into a nearby field which she said would lead us back to the centre of Plock. It was part tarmac and part field so did no favours for the suspension of the car. Nevertheless we made it back to the home end of the stadium and continued in our pursuit of match tickets.

The hatches selling tickets closed just as we got there and we were out of luck as there was no way in. Boys were standing on the railings outside in an attempt to view the game for free, two youngsters made good use of the height of their bikes standing on the saddles to peep over the fence in a scene similar to that of the 1950's. As we stood peering through the fence at one side of the pitch we pondered our next move. No club shop, no programmes, no badges and no ticket...hmmm what now...2 hour drive home????? We were told that there was a club shop but it was located in a nearby shopping centre so we decided if nothing else we could go for a beer and something to eat.

Luck was not on our side as the shop was closed when we got there so beer is always a good consolation for any disappointment. So we sank a few drinks before making it back to the car for the long drive home. Exciting as it was to witness a full scale riot there we left disappointed with the lack of football action. When we arrived back in Warsaw we went out for a few more beers which ended in another late night.

More photos of the action inside and outside of the stadium can be viewed here http://www.portalplock.pl/pl/426_galeria/575_pilka_nozna/416_zadyma_pod_stadionem_czyli_liga_wystartowala.html/od=0