[bigbrohu.blogspot.com] Where Intellectuals Gather

After about a month or so of inactivity in this space, welcome all back to BIGBROHU.BLOGSPOT.COM.

For the past month, my laziness and also various work and gang commitments have not allowed me much time at all to blog here.However, my guilt-ridden conscience started bugging me as I viewed my friendster photos and in particular photos from my birthday celebration. How could I let all my fans down, especially the die-hards who have printed these famous words 'BIGBROHU.BLOGSPOT.COM' on their chest. So here I am.

A random thing which I have heard recently had interest me greatly. A friend of mine told me that that guy in the techno-dancing video in my blog (surf below to see what I'm talking about) looks familiar and on further observations, he realised that he was from the same camp as him. The world is small isn't it. I just hope that he enjoys this publicity that he's getting here. Various remarks ranging from 'Yucks ugly dancing' and also 'His dancing is good' have been received about that video and though I must say that it would be weird adopting such dance moves in Phuture, it is indeed an interesting diversion from the usual winding and grinding on poles like Mingrui. (Oops no offense mingrui I don't know what else can be used as examples of poles since there's none at Phuture.)

My tagline for bigbrohu.blogspot.com this year is to touch on more mature and intellectual topics so what I'm going to talk about today is the recent violence at soccer matches.

Above, Man Utd fans and Italian police clashing at Man U's game at Roma.

Football hooliganism has been a long standing problem in football ever since God-knows-when. However this year had been unfortunately a year whereby that had been many incidents involving soccer violence and it all started when a policeman was killed in Italy.

An extensive study into this topic by bigbrohu has discovered many interesting facts about football hooliganism. In the 60s and 70s, football hooligans were a permanent fixtures at English soccer games and their presence were greatly felt during those times. Before and after matches, the respective gangs from different clubs would fight admidst their drunkenness. Up till today, English fans do still have a reputation as 'the drunken lot' and as everyone reading bigbrohu.blogspot.com should know by now, alcohol can indeed do alot of damage to people.

What's more fascinating in my study is the hardcore fans from the Italian game, the Ultras. These Ultras have links to the Italian Mafia and also holds a stronghold in the club's management itself. They are seen as an integral part of a football club's support. More information shall not be divulged as Oonk Tong and the Italian Mafia have close-standing ties and we shall not try to disrupt that.

Let's hope that scenes like above would not happen in the near future. We wonder if local gangs like 369 will start infiltrating our S-league stadiums but I guess that will be highly unprobable.

Next topic to be discussed on bigbrohu.blogspot.com: Our ministers' increasing pay package. Stay tuned.

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