Hajduk Apologizes After the Torcida Scandal and Break in Split: "When Situations Like This happen..."
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Hajduk beat Ajax 2-1 in the first group stage match of a European competition in 16 years on Thursday night, but the game was marred by gruesome insults directed at Ajax and its fans. The most loyal fans of Hajduk, better known as "Torcida", sang "Tread the Jews (Jews)", "Auschwitz, Auschwitz" and "Adolf (Hitler) Uprising", and then stopped the game for 15 minutes with torches and cannon shots. "Hajduk always stands behind the fans who are unres…
The football club Hajduk from Split issued a public apology to the European Football Union (UEFA) and Ajax for the anti-Semitic insults of "Torcida" and expressed its readiness to.
The victory of the home team, but the only talk is about what happened in the stands.
The Croatian football club Hajduk Split, against whom Ajax played last night, has apologized for the disturbances of the past few days. There had been unrest in the Croatian port city for several days, and several Ajax supporters were assaulted and arrested. The club from Split says it always stands behind its supporters: "They have offered unconditional support over the years and have been a driving force," Hajduk writes in an official statemen…
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