^Agreed.
If both sides' fans were actively causing trouble, both sides should be punished. HOWEVER, the side that was causing more trouble, NOT the side that happened to be visiting at the time, should be punished more. The Roma police buggered this situation up big time. From what I've seen and heard, the punishment, whatever it end up being, should be equivalent to a ridiculously small fine for Man U and a ridiculously
huge fine, point-docking, kick outta Europe and other stuff for Roma. And let's hope those anti-hooliganism laws they just passed in Italy (see
http://sports.yahoo.com/sow/news?slug=afp-italyviolenceitafbl&prov=afp&type=lgns) are worth more than the paper they're written on, or else I'm NOT going to be a happy camper.
Those Roma police were probably upset that Man U told its traveling fans to be careful. You'd be surprised what sort of sh*t wounded pride can cause, even among people who are supposed to enforce the law.
This whole mess makes me wanna puke. I'm hoping the Man U fans that were seriously injured pull through.