England fans at Euros told by Uefa to book hotels on street with zombie drug addicts in ‘Germany’s biggest slum’

An irresponsible soccer boss advises a fans of the Team GB, who participates in the European Championships in Germany, to stay in an area where a ruthless drug addict called "zombie" lives.

UEFA is paying attention to a hotel in BahnhofSviertel (BahnhofSviertel) as a base for 10, 000 fans of Three Lions.

Team GB fans are encouraged to stay in the Frankfurt area influenced by zombie drug addicts. Credit: Dan Charity

The drug addicts do not try to hide the use of drugs on the street. Credit: Dan Charity This area is called "the worst slums in Germany". Credit: dan charity

The area is called "the worst slums in Germany", with 5, 000 drug addicts and 300 sellers on the street.

Heroin and cocaine are standard, but crystal female and crack cocaine are found on the street.

The drug poisoning counselor said, "They are connected in various ways, which makes them more angry."

Former Gunter Tauber's former police commander, "The aggression is rising rapidly. This new mixture loses sel f-control to the poisoning, and they become more brutal than ever."

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In this area, road cleaners are protected by the police, two high schools begging for special security services, and South American companies ordered a taxi to workers for a short time.

According to Peter Peter's adviser, Peter Peter's advisor, who was a 2006 World Cup, Frankfurt was a vicious, even being attacked near a lively cafe in the day.

One security advisor tells the Sun paper.

Passers who were walking on Bernhovs Fiatel were robbery and intimidation. "

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"The lon g-term crack users are mentally damaged and quite aggressive.

The situation escalates immediately. As a pedestrian, unfortunately, he skillfully encounters a pretty brutal scene. They bully and push you. "

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According to Posleb, the area was in a crisis in the pandemic (global epidemic), and companies and bars were closed, and there was space for drugs and sellers.

Police understand this job well. Recently, they have been caring for a lot and the entire Barnhovspheatel has been blocked.

"There is no doubt that it will be improved by the tournament.

On June 20, Harry Kane and his teammates will play against Denmark in the group league decisive battle.

UEFA recommends to fans: "You will find many kinds of arrangements with a specific proximity throughout Chuo Station or Bangofsvirtel."

In this area, the road cleaner has protected the police of the police: Dan Charity The street is full of 5, 000 drug addicts and 300 sellers: Dan Charity Pandemic (global trends) caused this area to be in a crisis: Dan Charity closed

"From here, it is possible to go to other major transportation bases in large cities and are comfortable.

"For this reason, Bernhovsfiatel is even more a place to travel around the city and around it.

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In the middle of Frankfurt's atrocities, at least three stations in the area are executed, and four attacks are used here using violence.

In one video, they can see them shooting and killing men during the day. In another video, a passerby is cut with a single blow, and his wallet and luggage are lying on the ground.

James Monoxes, the founder of the UK fan club Western Midland Branch, made a song in the area in accordance with official advice.

The 3 1-yea r-old Wolves fan is resentful. "The strange conclusion of UEFA is to advise fans to stay in this insecure area. It is strange that UEFA's leaders will be placed on BanhofSvirter.

I hope that the authorities will be able to collect this area, but it doesn't seem to be very good. "

"Thousands of British national team fans going to Germany will be safe."

UEFA's conclusions, which recommend to fans to stay in this poor security area, are strange.

"UEFA is obliged to correct his advice immediately. UEFA is obliged to correct his advice immediately. With small children," said David Ieyy, a 3 9-yea r-old Newcastle United fan and a fan of the British national team. As a person who goes to the euro, he is worried that UEFA invited the council without the first perfect investigation.

"Their innocence in this story has the potential to threaten all of the fans and families who do not know what they are doubtful. For the first time, when they arrive in that space, they may actually be involved in all kinds of troubles. You will understand that there is.

"By that time, reserving another space that is easier to access or expensive is likely to be very slow."

Politicians called the area the "Frankfurt's open wound."

Half of Frankfurt's atrocities are Credit: Dan Charity, which is performed in only three streets in this area.

Heroin and cocaine were typical drugs: Dan Charity

Cornelia Benzenger of the Pro-Altstadt association said, "The gates to the metropolis look like Harlem in the 1970s."

A city official even said they needed until the beginning of next week to respond to this development.

However, Frankfurt Police Commissioner Björn Thies insisted that "Frankfurt police are spending the whole day at the train station with a large number of police officers from all kinds of detachments, for example in plain clothes."

"In addition to the daily attendance, large-scale checks are being carried out at planned intervals."

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UEFA said, "The arrangement of the options shown in the guide is responsible for organizing the city and shows the proposals on all major accommodation booking platforms."

"To receive the latest information and additional information, we still advise fans planning a trip to Germany to visit the tourist pages of the good settlements and regions."

UEFA introduced hotels for the tens of thousands of "Three Lions" fans who will watch the match at the Deutsche Park Stadium (pictured), where Eintracht Frankfurt plays.