“At the end of the match, the detainees were still in custody. In a social media post, the Utrecht Police confirmed that “73 FC [Porto](https://onefootball.com/de/team/porto-13) fans were released after paying a fine of 290 euros,” citing the “vandalism of the bus they were traveling in” as the reason for the arrests. However, there are reports that Utrecht fans may have been the ones to damage the vehicle.”
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From the article: “**However, there are reports that Utrecht fans may have been the ones to damage the vehicle.**” 🖕
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You seem more like the centralist (Lisbon-style) communication we have here. Always blaming F.C. Porto fans.
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We dont claim them, most of them have been scamming tickets from the club for 20 years.
and yet some of our fans have the nerve to say that we dont know how to dismantle buses
Unfortunately grunhos gonna grunhate everywhere, maninho
From the article:
“At the end of the match, the detainees were still in custody. In a social media post, the Utrecht Police confirmed that “73 FC [Porto](https://onefootball.com/de/team/porto-13) fans were released after paying a fine of 290 euros,” citing the “vandalism of the bus they were traveling in” as the reason for the arrests. However, there are reports that Utrecht fans may have been the ones to damage the vehicle.”
From the article: “**However, there are reports that Utrecht fans may have been the ones to damage the vehicle.**” 🖕
You seem more like the centralist (Lisbon-style) communication we have here. Always blaming F.C. Porto fans.