Gestures for the the Queen before West Ham game

[Mat70s]

People who boo the anthem are in my definition traitors. I despise them . Is that clear?

Traitors? Should we hang them?

 

[Connor]

Makes me proud to come from a country with free speech and expressionism at its heart.

Alright Franco

 

[Sporting Billy]

Traitors? Should we hang them?

I’d like to, but unfortunately it’s illegal

 

[Mat70s]

We’re currently in a 10 day period of forced mourning.

I’m no monarchist, and I love a bit of fun at their expense, but it’s obviously not really like NK. Forced mourning but doesn’t massively impact day-to-day life other than football cancelled last week.

 

[Mat70s]

I’d like to, but unfortunately it’s illegal

Steady on Tommy

 

[chicoazul]

Just leaving this interesting reading here.

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[Connor]

The Gwladys on Saturday:

 

[Thomasc]

I’d like to, but unfortunately it’s illegal

Hanging people for not being patriotic?

@peteblue multi?

 

[ToffeeTim]

The bottom bit seldom happens in North Korea but there’s an argument to say a populous that *willingly* does it is much further down the indoctrination journey.

People have different opinions and different opinions are allowed. People get way too annoyed that someone thinks differently to them. It's not a big deal.

I can sort of get people not liking the anthem being played. It's not normal at a club football match. But I find booing a minute's silence a pretty strange thing to do, and a bit disrespectful when you know that many of your fellow supporters will be annoyed by your behaviour. It's not hard to keep quiet for 60 seconds. We all do it for hours on end at times in our every day lives.

 

[chicoazul]

People have different opinions and different opinions are allowed. People get way too annoyed that someone thinks differently to them. It's not a big deal.

I can sort of get people not liking the anthem being played. It's not normal at a club football match. But I find booing a minute's silence a pretty strange thing to do, and a bit disrespectful when you know that many of your fellow supporters will be annoyed by your behaviour. It's not hard to keep quiet for 60 seconds. We all do it for hours on end at times in our every day lives.

I agree 100% on all points yet empathise with those who wish to protest against it, even if it wasn’t what I would choose.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

People have different opinions and different opinions are allowed. People get way too annoyed that someone thinks differently to them. It's not a big deal.

I can sort of get people not liking the anthem being played. It's not normal at a club football match. But I find booing a minute's silence a pretty strange thing to do, and a bit disrespectful when you know that many of your fellow supporters will be annoyed by your behaviour. It's not hard to keep quiet for 60 seconds. We all do it for hours on end at times in our every day lives.

My wife does it for days on end at times.

 

[Sporting Billy]

What about the England fans who boo the other countries anthems all the time?

Disrespectful scum

 

[Jamo Martinez]

We play in Royal blue.

Isn't that enough of a tribute ffs?

 

[Kurt.]

I shall be on my rooftop hammering the life out of my pots and pans with a wooden spoon for a full 70 minutes

#Respekto

 

[bag a yoko]

People who boo the anthem are in my definition traitors. I despise them . Is that clear?

People who say things like that are, in my definition, flag-sucking half-wits.

No hate though.