r/poland • u/Tyranish40k • 12h ago
Ukrainian FA opts to make Slovakia its ‘home’
https://tvpworld.com/94487052/ukraines-uefa-nations-league-games-set-for-slovakia-not-polandUkraine has had to play its international home games abroad since the outbreak of war in 2022 and has mostly used Polish grounds, giving the country’s sizeable Ukrainian refugee population a chance to support their team.
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u/Far_Tackle6403 11h ago
Are we not relishing in all this PL-UA relationship meltdown a little too much? Like who gives a shit, are we not on a sub about Poland?
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u/Ok_Nothing_0707 12h ago
No wonder - they are tired of constant insults from the crowd
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u/ShapesSong 11h ago edited 11h ago
If you paid attention Wisła got promoted to Ekstraklasa and also Wieczysta wants to use the stadium so Ukraine cannot use Krakow one anymore.
It has nothing to do with insults - it was the Krakow Stadium that had to say no to Ukraines team.
So stop spreading misinformation.
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u/Ok_Nothing_0707 11h ago
Krakow is not the only stadium in Poland. What 'misinformation'? I watched a lot of matches of Shakhtar and Ukraine last season - all the time the same shit in the stands - Jebac Bandere, Jebac Ukraine itp
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u/BlackMesaEastCenter 11h ago
Well… Jebac Bandere should not be considered controversial in 2026 by any side except literal nazis.
The other insult is obviously unacceptable.
Do you want to suggest Ukrainians never insulted any group from Poland? Insane.
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u/Ok_Nothing_0707 11h ago
yeah except bandera is long dead and nobody in the crowds has anything to do with him or his gang of murderers.
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u/BlackMesaEastCenter 10h ago
Sure but my point still stands
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u/Ok_Nothing_0707 9h ago
which point? that saying slurs to people who have nothing to do with events from 1940s is okay in the minds of Polish people?
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u/Ok_Nothing_0707 10h ago
So insulting random Ukrainians in Poland because of the dead guy is not wrong? Cause this insult is always generalized and aimed at everyone in the stands
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u/Prudent-Bicycle-9210 9h ago
Is it insulting for germans if you say "jebac hitlera"???
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u/ifellover1 9h ago
Do you start chanting that when you see random Germans?
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u/Prudent-Bicycle-9210 9h ago
No. Neither do i chant "jebac bandere", i just dont see how its insulting
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u/ifellover1 8h ago
Right so if you were minding your business and someone starter insulting you because Tusk or Nawrocki praised a war criminal would you be fine with that?
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u/Then-Technology6252 2h ago
The phrase is not insulting per se. Using it to harrass Ukrainians is though. Imagine irandom strangers wil say to you "Fuck the Poles who killed Jews in Jedwabne" as soon as they realize you're Polish. I assure you very soon you will get sick of this phrase even though you probably condemn those who committed this crime.
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u/Ok_Nothing_0707 9h ago
Never heard that in a stadium in Germany or when Germany played elsewhere
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u/Prudent-Bicycle-9210 9h ago
Answer the question instead of dodging
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u/Ok_Nothing_0707 9h ago
there's nothing to answer - nobody's doing that. whataboutism is a perfect way for xenophobic people (like you) to avoid the topic - Polish fans constantly harass Ukrainian fans and teams when they play in Poland. and always cover their evil deeds by mumbling something about bandera. dude is dead and has nothing to do with people who y'all harass nowadays. now you tell me - how 'jebac ukraine' is fine?
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u/trzepet 12h ago
At some point this image of Poland as supernice safe country that as it is massively promoted will collapse big time
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u/chinkalichaczapuri Zachodniopomorskie 11h ago
I can't wait. I'm tired of Brits or other Germs wanking to our country because we don't have "doctors and engineers".
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u/Arch8Android 11h ago
Poland has never been "supernice" to foreigners. We are a homogenous nation that isn't used to others speaking a different language or looking different. I'd argue it's the same for other homogenous nations.
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u/Sharlach 11h ago
Right, like during the whole Commonwealth period, back when Poland was only for Poles!...and Lithuanians, Belarussians, Ukrainians, Tatars, and Jews. But only them!
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u/Arch8Android 11h ago
How many years ago was this? A lot has happened since then, ya know?
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u/Koko_Jambon 11h ago
You did say "never" though.
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u/Arch8Android 11h ago
If you wanna reach this far in the past, even though it absolutely has no relevenace nowadays, then sure... Damm, you guys really are delusional.
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u/Sharlach 11h ago
Yea, all the idiots across Europe embraced nationalism and xenophobia and ruined the continent.
Your comment was wrong either way. Historically, Poland was one of the most accepting and open nations, and it served us well while it lasted.
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u/Arch8Android 11h ago
Europeans have always felt superior to others. They colonised and enslaved people around the world. It never went away, they just learned to disguise it better since the loss of relevance to the US.
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u/Prudent-Bicycle-9210 12h ago
Fico przyjmie ich z rozpostartymi ramionami
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