Swanjaxs
Roger Freestone
Bit of a commotion during the minutes silence for our fallen heroes...
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K23
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Swanjaxs said:
Are you surprised?
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karnataka said:
Well yes, yes I am, if some of Argentinian support disrespect the minutes silence they should have remembered where they were at that particular moment, personally, in my opinion, they would have been lucky not to have lost thier teeth
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J_B said:
This. Loads of pissed up morons coming in late from the concourse and the only voices I heard were Welsh ones.
Imbeciles.
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Rugby fans eh. The new hooligans.
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Swanjaxs said:Well yes, yes I am, if some of Argentinian support disrespect the minutes silence they should have remembered where they were at that particular moment, personally, in my opinion, they would have been lucky not to have lost thier teeth
Fair enough, I don't disagree. My point was more to do with what happens when England play Argentina at football when there will always be a very small group of England fans, probably none of who would have even been alive in 1982, making jibes and/or singing songs about the Falklands, The Belgrano, etc, and Argentina will probably have a similar mindless minority, hence I wouldn't have been surprised.