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>>>>>> "Celticbhoy60" hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
>>>>>> news:4f1d90fc-637c-4587-b5d3-7ec9e188067c@a1g2000hsb.googlegroups.com.
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>>>>>>> SACK HER ;0
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> http://www.sundaymail.co.uk/news/newsfeed/2008/08/17/celtic-fans-fury
>>>>>>> -after-holiday-firm-bans-their-hoops-78057-20700143/
>>>>>>>

>>>>>>
>>>>>> I dont see why anyone needs to wear a football top to go on holiday,
>>>>>> to a festival...or anywhere.

>>>>>
>>>>> They only need to wear them when they are neds.

>>>>
>>>> I don't agree. Why shouldn't a football fan be allowed to wear clothes
>>>> in
>>>> support of his team? We choose our labels and colours of our clothes
>>>> everyday, wny not be allowed to wear a sports top in our teams colours?
>>>> Its about time we claimed back our football tops. Should football tops
>>>> only be work when watching or playing football? What about t shirts
>>>> only
>>>> being worn when its sunny? Suits only being work when working? Trainers
>>>> only when playing sports? Sandals only worn when at a poolside or
>>>> seaside?
>>>>
>>>> Actually that last one makes sense. ;-)
>>>>
>>>> Anyway, football tops shouldn't be looked on as nedish, but as a fan
>>>> supporting his team. when i wear my Celtic top i am proud to be a
>>>> supporter. Football tops are as functional as t shirts in warm weather
>>>> and make a lot of sense. Why should we allow a symbol of our team to be
>>>> made an embarrassment. Wear your teams top with pride.

>>>
>>> IMHO, people wearing football tops who are not going to the game or
>>> playing football look like neds. Do a simple test when you go in to the
>>> Town :-)

>> Couldn't agree more. If you wear your team's football top anywhere
>> outside of a gym or a football stadium, you're a ned - and even the gym
>> is up for debate.

>
> I'd say a football top at the gym is pretty neddish behaviour too :-)

>

>> The only question that remains is how much of a ned you are. Wearing tops
>> to go on holiday scores highly on the Ned-O-Meter.

>
> Yep - probably one of the number one ned indicators. Doncha just love it
> when you see a whole family of neds going on holiday all be-decked in the
> latest Celtic/Rangers top.