Posted by Colin Mckechnie on 07/02/06 12:29

"mo" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> "Dr Zoidberg" <AlexNOOOO!!!!!!!@drzoidberg.co.uk> wrote in message
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>>> Why wear an England shirt in Scotland though?
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>> Because you support England , and don't believe that people can be so
>> idiotic as to beat you up over your choice of clothes.
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>> Alex
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> Then your a fool, especially when it comes down to football shirts. I have
> seen people getting abuse for the footy shirts they wear at club level in
> my own city. Why take the risk?
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> I also find it amusing when peopel have their teams sticker on their car
> window but often go into 'rival' cities - why take the risk when there is
> a chance someone may smash your window in for that reason? Especially when
> there are rivalries in places like Southampton/Portsmouth and
> Everton/Liverpool etc
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> Better to be safe that sorry I say.

Although what you say is to extent true on not wearing rivals colours etc..
whoever punched a kid for wearing an England shirt should be jailed for a
long time. Different to an extent for adults i.e i wouldnt wander around
Ibrox with a Celtic top etc.. common sense but geez punching a kid is bang
out of order

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