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Supporting your rivals?

KdjaCL · 2006-08-10 21:19:18

Heh I still dont get this, as seen here most EL fans are supporting the El teams in Europe some for their own ends(coefficents) but mostly supporting the EL in Europe as sort of brotherhood. I for one could never ever ever want teams Pats play against weekly to win tosses let alone matches, now maybe im just a bitter old…

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#102 15-08-2006 9:15am

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

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How about a Union Jack with Sharock Rovers...?

Saw a Swedish falg during highlights of a PSV-Ajax game at some point in the weekend. No team name on it, might just have been on holiday.

Everything I don't like is either woke or fascist - possibly both - pick one.

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#103 15-08-2006 11:14am

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therecklessone wrote:

Over reaction of the year.

I love seeing Ireland flags at Spurs, shows Irish people supporting Irish players on the pitch.

I think the point being made was in the use of the word "defaced". Maybe it was meant to distinguish between people waving Irish tricolours at a match between two English clubs in some kind of warped sense of "supporting the Irish player on the pitch", which is pretty harmless, as opposed to writing the name of an English club on an Irish tricolour, which is a bit more tacky, and, it could be argued, a bit disrespectful.

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