them daft england flags you see on cars
22 March 2006, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
How do you work that out? Im not a fan of the flags but most of the people Ive seen with these flags on their cars are usually on cars like the citroen picasso with families etc, hardly the stereo typical skin head is it?
22 March 2006, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Turbohot
If you read my post properly,it says "it's just a sign of hooliganism".Sign does not mean they definitely are hooligans. It is a sign of patriotism and loyalty to their favourite teams but due to the passions going wild,one bears that kind of image on one's mind.
How are you badging Patriotism, loyalty and support as a sign of Hooliganism?
22 March 2006, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Wurzel
My god I must be a right thug then 
Come on if you fink yer ard enuf
Come on if you fink yer ard enuf I should not think you have too much trouble finding your car after a visit to Ze supermarket then
22 March 2006, 09:55 AM
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May I also add that the flags for your car phemomena is just a typical English thing to do 
I wager you won't be seeing Scottish, Welsh, Northern and Southern Irish flags this summer.
I wager you won't be seeing Scottish, Welsh, Northern and Southern Irish flags this summer.
22 March 2006, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
I read your post properly, you said it seems a sign of hooliganism, who does it seem that way too? doesnt look that way too me.
How are you badging Patriotism, loyalty and support as a sign of Hooliganism?
How are you badging Patriotism, loyalty and support as a sign of Hooliganism?
Now,I would like to say that I am not calling football lovers gay or anything.Neither am I on about any pointless debate.It's a free country.Do what you want!Have a flag on your car top or even two,man! Stick a football on the roof top,if you want!
Take it easy.
22 March 2006, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul Habgood
Cool!
I should not think you have too much trouble finding your car after a visit to Ze supermarket then
I should not think you have too much trouble finding your car after a visit to Ze supermarket then
22 March 2006, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Turbohot
I have talked to many hooligans.That's the way they have expressed their behaviour.
Now,I would like to say that I am not calling football lovers gay or anything.Neither am I on about any pointless debate.It's a free country.Do what you want!Have a flag on your car top or even two,man! Stick a football on the roof top,if you want!
Take it easy.
Now,I would like to say that I am not calling football lovers gay or anything.Neither am I on about any pointless debate.It's a free country.Do what you want!Have a flag on your car top or even two,man! Stick a football on the roof top,if you want!
Take it easy.
but I had to question where you get the link of the Georges Cross being related to Hooliganism, maybe to a select few but to the majority it is just a sign of our country Too many people in this day and age are taking offence to seeing us brand our national flag around when it shouldnt be the case
22 March 2006, 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Jay m A
May I also add that the flags for your car phemomena is just a typical English thing to do I wager you won't be seeing Scottish, Welsh, Northern and Southern Irish flags this summer.
I wager you won't be seeing Scottish, Welsh, Northern and Southern Irish flags this summer.
22 March 2006, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
Too many people in this day and age are taking offence to seeing us brand our national flag around when it shouldnt be the case
I prefer the Welsh flag myself though.
*let me hasten to add 'I do not have a flag on my car and never will'.
22 March 2006, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Wurzel
No but you should come here when Italy, Germany, Turkey etc play they drive round in convoys beeping horns and waving flags out the sunroof, those pissy little chav flags as you call them would get laughed out of town in comaprison to the size of the flags waved here.
Those crazy Italian supporters!
22 March 2006, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
Too many people in this day and age are taking offence to seeing us brand our national flag around when it shouldnt be the case
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