Or a group of old men in bowler hats and orange sashes going for a stroll on a summers day?
UEFA don't allow political displays during European competition matches. As for the scarf, football grounds traditionally have "ends". These are the stands behind the goals at each end of the pitch allocated to home and away supporters. An away player tieing any thing to the home end goal post would certainly been seen as provocation. Still, complaints of provocation only seem to have legitimacy to you when it is Irish Catholics being provoked!
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Originally Posted by tom8517
So, just we are clear, a player tied scarf to a goal, and some people in the stands raised a banner of a man in a beret and sun glasses and we we are equating that with a mob throwing foreign objects and storming the field?
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THE WESTCOUNTRY SHALL RISE AGAIN!
Yay! It's pink!
Don't think.... FEEL!
We're Englishmen, and we came here, to rape your women and drink your beer.
I went back in time and voted for Hitler.
Pouring oil on troubled waters since 2008. Then lighting a fucking match.
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