What to do while in Ukraine

David Beckham has a message for English fans ahead of EURO 2012: Be careful. Amid travel warnings issued for fans traveling to the Ukraine and Poland during the month-long tournament, the former England captain urged his country's supporters to "stay safe" and be "sensible". David Beckham  has called on England supporters to stay safe when they travel to Ukraine to watch the team compete at Euro 2012. Sol Campbell, a former England defender who played international football alongside Beckham, has warned fans to stay away from the tournament which is being co-hosted by Poland because of concerns over racism and violence. Racism has been a recurring problem in Ukrainian football and, with England due to face France and Ukraine in Donetsk as well as playing Sweden in the capital Kiev , Britain's Foreign Office has outlined the dangers to supporters. "Although the vast majority of visitors experience no difficulties, foreign nationals have been

The tireless topless activists from Ukraine’s FEMEN women’s rights group have chosen English fans as their primary target at Euro 2012. FEMEN have already staged a number of provocative acts, including an attempt to break the Euro Cup trophy, as they protest against the football tournament turning their country into a global bordello. The movement’s leader, Inna Shevchenko, claims the supporters of the English national team – well known for their bad behavior on trips abroad – pose the greatest threat for Ukraine’s fair sex.  “English fans need to know that if they try to mess with Ukrainian women then we’ll try to mess with them,”  the 21-year-old said.  “The sex industry exploits women, who are so poor and often uneducated.”  Shevchenko promised that she and her comrades will use their naked breasts to  “attack”  every English match at the tournament. England are in Group D for Euro 2012, with co-hosts Ukraine, France and Sweden being their rivals. Ukraine’s capital

Yesterday at 10:00 women's movement   FEMEN  made an attack with the penises of the mascot championship "Euro 2012" Slavek and Slavko. In alternative mascots Blyadeka and Blyadko terms that most accurately reflect the types and designs of the UEFA football championship in Ukraine and Poland. During the campaign activists FEMEN also decorated with a flower word "Fuck Euro". All participants of the action were arrested and taken to the police in Kiev. FEMEN continues sex attacks at Euro 2012 and urged Ukrainians to hide the women and  children during the championship from the sex-tourists and pedophiles. http://femen.livejournal.com/

Ukrinform/Associated Press -  In this photo taken Aug. 19, 2007 soccer fans show German Nazi flag with a swastika during an Ukrainian League Championship soccer match between Dynamo Kyiv and Karpaty in Kiev, Ukraine. Kiev and Warsaw on Tuesday May 29, 2012 decried a BBC report that portrayed Ukrainian and Polish soccer fans as racist ahead of next month’s European championship as unfair, vowing that all foreign guests  KIEV, Ukraine — Ukrainian officials are denying that football fans of African and Asian origin will be the targets of violence by racist hooligans at the European Championship, and a top tournament organizer says stewards — and not police — will be the most visible security at stadiums. A BBC documentary this week showed footage of Ukrainian hooligans attacking Asian fans supporting the same team at a domestic league match, as well as examples of blatant anti-Semitism. Former England soccer player Sol Campbell has warned English fans to stay home or risk r

The Netherlands lost a World Cup final for the third time two years ago in South Africa, leaving its 1988 Euro triumph as the lone major title in its impressive history. The Netherlands lost to Spain two years ago in the World Cup on a late goal in extra time as it was denied the sport's ultimate prize for the third time. The Dutch also lost in the 1974 and 1978 World Cup finals. This summer in Poland and Ukraine, the Dutch have their sights set firmly on a second major title and have the team to accomplish the task. "The changes Bert van Marwijk has made to our style of play since taking over have proven to be quite successful as we reached the final at the World Cup," Dutch star Wesley Sneijder told De Telegraaf. "We are now aiming to reach at least the final at Euro 2012. We want to do even better, though, and win the European title." Although the Dutch don't completely resemble the former "Total Football" squad from the 1970s, th