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in my country it's Persebaya Surabaya soccerfans,
they proudly called themselves Bhonek = Bhondo Nekat = without anything which's really what are they, travelling to support their team with no ticket,no food nor even money,
usually they ride train illegally (with no ticket may of them ride on the top of the train, asking for death)
their recent stupidity...
they proudly called themselves Bhonek = Bhondo Nekat = without anything which's really what are they, travelling to support their team with no ticket,no food nor even money,
usually they ride train illegally (with no ticket may of them ride on the top of the train, asking for death)
their recent stupidity...
Unruly soccer fans cost railway company Rp 600m in damages
The Jakarta Post , Jakarta | Mon, 01/25/2010 4:31 PM | National
State railway company PT Kereta Api Indonesia is calculating losses from damages caused by clashes between Persebaya Surabaya soccer fans and Central Java residents over the past few days.
A spokesman for the company’s Surabaya office, Nur Amin, said Monday the clashes had caused at least Rp 600 million (US$63,800) in material losses.
“This is our estimate as of Monday afternoon. The amount may increase,” Amin told kompas.com.
As a result of the conflicts, angry residents along the railway line in Central Java had pelted stones not only at trains carrying Surabaya soccer fans, but also at other Surabaya-bound trains.
At least five trains were damaged by the residents who had vented their anger at soccer fans, with the Pasundan, Luar Biasa and Gayabaru trains hit hardest by the violence. Many carriages’ glass windows were smashed, but seats, lamps and fans were also broken.
The conflict began with Surabaya soccer fans’ acts of thuggery on their way to Bandung to support their team in a match against host Persib on Saturday. The fans, infamously known as “Bonek”, had reportedly raided food stalls and extorted bystanders. They also beat two reporters on their way to and from Bandung.
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The Jakarta Post , Jakarta | Mon, 01/25/2010 4:31 PM | National
State railway company PT Kereta Api Indonesia is calculating losses from damages caused by clashes between Persebaya Surabaya soccer fans and Central Java residents over the past few days.
A spokesman for the company’s Surabaya office, Nur Amin, said Monday the clashes had caused at least Rp 600 million (US$63,800) in material losses.
“This is our estimate as of Monday afternoon. The amount may increase,” Amin told kompas.com.
As a result of the conflicts, angry residents along the railway line in Central Java had pelted stones not only at trains carrying Surabaya soccer fans, but also at other Surabaya-bound trains.
At least five trains were damaged by the residents who had vented their anger at soccer fans, with the Pasundan, Luar Biasa and Gayabaru trains hit hardest by the violence. Many carriages’ glass windows were smashed, but seats, lamps and fans were also broken.
The conflict began with Surabaya soccer fans’ acts of thuggery on their way to Bandung to support their team in a match against host Persib on Saturday. The fans, infamously known as “Bonek”, had reportedly raided food stalls and extorted bystanders. They also beat two reporters on their way to and from Bandung.
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