Cyclodunc
Where's the slam tent, mate?
That staring woman looks fucking terrifying.
she's coming through your window, she's coming through your door
That staring woman looks fucking terrifying.
A couple of their fans seemed inordinately hot headed but I didn't hear any of their dodgy comments apart from a few angry random outbursts.
Mind you, I'd be pretty angry if our ground was plastered in England flags and a West Ham one.
West Ham I understand but what's wrong with England flags?
Generally anyone displaying an England flag, in their garden, in their window, is a massive racist.
Also why would the welsh be loving England flags anyway.
I prefer witty, unusual, original, fun flags which suggests that the fans have a sense of humour and that's it's an inclusive kind of place and not all about IINNNGERRRLAND.West Ham I understand but what's wrong with England flags?
“To a sizeable proportion of the population, flaunting the flag sometimes seems territorial and exclusive, perhaps even intimidating,” wrote Owen Jones in this newspaper at the weekend. That sizeable proportion was quantified in a survey a couple of years ago when the thinktank British Future found that 24% of English people think the St George’s flag is a racist symbol. The report, This Sceptred Isle, showed that only 61% of the English said they associated the St George’s cross with pride and patriotism, compared with 84% of Scots and 86% of Welsh when asked about, respectively, the St Andrew’s cross and the Red Dragon....
With the St George’s cross appropriated by the English Defence League in a similarly exclusive, racist and alienating way to the manner in which National Front bigots deployed the union flag in the 1970s, it risks becoming for white English people only, expressing their rejection of multi-ethnic society.
Patriot games: how toxic is the England flag today?
But this is in an football ground in England... Not in someone's garden etc...
I prefer witty, unusual, original, fun flags which suggests that the fans have a sense of humour and that's it's an inclusive kind of place and not all about IINNNGERRRLAND.
Fair enough, but still no reason England flags shouldn't be on display...
Sad that people see it like that, I don't! I have a 12 x 6 one that has South London through the middle that is meant only to display where I and the Club I support are from...
Was that at the ground or the Dog training centre ?love the window shot!
Thought at the time, that the flag with "Rising Sun" emblazoned on it, ought to have had the Japanese flag on itA couple of their fans seemed inordinately hot headed but I didn't hear any of their dodgy comments apart from a few angry random outbursts.
Mind you, I'd be pretty angry if our ground was plastered in England flags and a West Ham one.
I went in the Rising Sun before the match. A very nice pub.Thought at the time, that the flag with "Rising Sun" emblazoned on it, ought to have had the Japanese flag on it
I went after and had a nice chat with the landlord. There was a darts game going on and they were taking it very seriously. Good pub!I went in the Rising Sun before the match. A very nice pub.
I don't quite get your point here.Was that at the ground or the Dog training centre ?
I guess I just don't get the point of displaying England flags in a football match between two English teams. What is it saying? International games, fine, but Isthmian Premier...I don't understand the message.
Just asking. Didn't notice (or can remember there being ) any windows at the ground itself.... other than the bar area .I don't quite get your point here.
Was it his flag?I went after and had a nice chat with the landlord. There was a darts game going on and they were taking it very seriously. Good pub!
You mean this?Electric cabales behind the goal with no light should be fined.
Any photos editor?
Did you read the link I posted up? There's a good reason why some people feel uncomfortable in places festooned with England flags,Sometimes sadly I think people read into theses things to much.
You mean this?
Did you read the link I posted up? There's a good reason why some people feel uncomfortable in places festooned with England flags,
If Hamlet's ground had been covered in England flags the first time I visited - like Brentwood's - I wouldn't have come back.Yes I did, which is why I said "sometimes" people read into these things to much!
I also think that it should be displayed in the right way more often so that people don't feel that way towards it!
But you were happy enough in the Rising Sun, with their name on one of the England flags ?If Hamlet's ground had been covered in England flags the first time I visited - like Brentwood's - I wouldn't have come back.
You mean this?