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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Police are asking all pub landlords to ban ALL FOOTBALL STRIPS in their pubs .. Apparently it will stop violence. In my eyes it's gonna make it worse !! everyone will be blaming the wrong people for the shirts being banned and it's gonna cause chaos !! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Police are asking all pub landlords to ban ALL FOOTBALL STRIPS in their pubs .. Apparently it will stop violence. In my eyes it's gonna make it worse !! everyone will be blaming the wrong people for the shirts being banned and it's gonna cause chaos !! "
Thank fook we don't live in a police totalitarian state then eh? Blanket policy such as this requires political approval and I can't see the govt giving it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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what is it with england and the english?most dont celebrate st.georges day,in fact to do so seems to be frowned upon,yet many in england celebrate st.patricks day.it is not pc to be proud of your heritage,and history.a government that treats foreigners better than its own electorate citizens,and now,with england,the only british nation country to qualify for the worl cup,they want to ban the wearing of football shirts?i fail to understand the mentality.what other country in the world would treat its own people like that?.its election time people,tell your representatives what you want,its your country and your vote |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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You can lay the blame for it squarely at No.10 Downing Street who have, for the last 13 years, condemned any display of patriotism and national pride as racism. Our flag cannot be flown for fear of offending some fookin arab who gets pissed off with it - in our own country!
The day this country prosecutes me for simply being English is the day I'll leave forever. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Where we live in Leeds we have lots of different nationalities mixed race etc etc etc, and 1 house put union jacks out his window and 1 on a flagpole they had to be taken down as a complaint went in to the local housing this man was told if he puts them up again he would be in breach of his tenancy agreement and he would given notice to quit trouble with this great Britain we have to many silly laws and rules this is going like a police state now. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"You can lay the blame for it squarely at No.10 Downing Street who have, for the last 13 years, condemned any display of patriotism and national pride as racism. Our flag cannot be flown for fear of offending some fookin arab who gets pissed off with it - in our own country!
The day this country prosecutes me for simply being English is the day I'll leave forever."
nah.... if you are going to blame people this time fairly and squarely on those than go out and riot after england lose..... luton, bedford, portsmouth and a few other places I know had problems after the last world cup and the euros after that...... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If you live in a house owned by someone else then you have to follow their rules. If someone told me to take down my flags in my own house they would be met with hoots of derision swiftly followed by a few choice words like 'fuck' and 'off'. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I believe that this story originated in the Sun so it MUST be true. I'd wager someone, somewhere had suggested it and now it's a real story! It sells papers. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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hmm im not so sure about all that . being honest during a world cup think you should be able to wear your countries strip in the pub . i go to most scotland games and we are always welcome in most pubs with our strips on . maybe they should relax that rule in sports bars or something so that there is somewhere for england fans to go and watch the game without being tlld what to wear etc etc . seems silly to me and detracts a bit from having a sense of national pride in your football team . maybe its the image of english football fans thats the main concern ? not saying its fair but just thinking that it mnight be the real reason behind it all ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I was living in Luton in 2006 and I don't recall any riots after our world cup exit to Portugal, nor after the Euros two years later. Are you sure Fabio? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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just another wound to the already dying national pride, lets just give up now and let the arseholes take over seems to be the way,,, PC gets my blood boiling too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If you live in a house owned by someone else then you have to follow their rules. If someone told me to take down my flags in my own house they would be met with hoots of derision swiftly followed by a few choice words like 'fuck' and 'off'."
I've sold my old house and bought a new one in a private cul-de-sac recently, and after consulting with the neighbours I plan on going the whole hog this year, what with garden renovating already underway, there'll be flags galore up and I'm even going to string bunting up left right and centre from every lamppost and telegraph pole. Indeed I'll be bunting more than I've ever bunted before. If any outsider wishes to come into the culdesac and piss and moan about it, then all complaints can be directed to my size eleven boots as far as I'm concerned. Tossers.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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here here mate! if you ever need a holiday or day off ive got 2 size 12s that are fantastic at kicking politically correct doo gooder anti english heritage preaching arse! |
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By *obletonMan
over a year ago
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sounds like more bollocks scaremongering from the Daily Mail / BNP lot to me.
Publicans and police are well aware that if someone is wearing a footbal shirt it means they are a fan of the game and that football " hooligans" wear a different uniform altogether - it used to be stuff like Hackett, Burberry, and Stone Island - not sure what it is these days.
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By *obletonMan
over a year ago
A Home Among The Woodland Creatures |
Looks like I was right - just googled this to find the news source - and guess what? there isnt one.
Lots of links to similar threads on skinhead forums tho
I smelled a rat as soon as this so called story popped up as it had all the hallmarks of BNP rhetoric and had glaringly obvious factual errors
Not to mention the disemination of the story looks like its straight out of the BNP playbook as well.
Admin - can we please delete this thread?
we should not allow posters to either knowlingly or unknowingly use this forum to spread neo-nazi propaganda |
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not a big fan of footie but my hubby does run 2 teams and i sure he told me we biddin for a wc
well if thats the case what are we going to tell all the fans comein from far an wide
when they are on there way to a game or from it sorry u can,t come in here unless u take that footie top off
the shame of it  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No body would stop me from wearing my footie shirts, i even bought a boobtube esque one, which i will be wearing, feminine and three lions in one  "
{wishy drools}  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Don't think a football shirt has ever started a fight as far as I'm aware?
More likely it's the alcohol consumed beforehand.
If people are pissed out of their heads they will fight, no matter how they are dressed  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Don't think a football shirt has ever started a fight as far as I'm aware?
More likely it's the alcohol consumed beforehand.
If people are pissed out of their heads they will fight, no matter how they are dressed "
You've never been to Newcastle then lol.. you try wearing a Man Utd shirt in a pub in the Toon. They'll castrate ya before you've said, "Pint barman, please."  |
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By *idaveMan
over a year ago
Stockport |
would be interesting if landlords did as the police say and ban shirts who would they blame when they go out of buisness due to no trade. Would they also ask off licences susperstores etc to ban them when they go there to get the beer and not the pub |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Are women required to remove football shirts too?
Aha!... I've spotted the plan!!
This is a ploy to drive men back into pubs with the promise of every female being topless. Sign me up!! |
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By *ebzStarWoman
over a year ago
Notting |
That is just rediciulous.
When i used to work in the pub in London, it was great fun to have everyone dress up in their home teams shirts etc.
Gets the spirit going and gives the pub a really great atmosphere.
We never had any problems with those guys.
The worse was when the team would loose and we would see grown men cry.
Stooopid it is. Grrrrr!!!! |
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