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Absolutely right. The St Georges flag has imo become a symbol and reminder of football hooliganism, thuggish behaviour and all that goes with it. The expression "Come on England" also fits with this; I can only hear it being shouted by some beered up loud mouthed pond-life character. My local Tesco is decked out with all the World Cup tat - hate it hate it hate it...

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St George..was a foreigner who in legend defended Britain against a dragon..rather ironic that the right wing extremists, thugs and vandals choose the flag of a foreign national as theirs. St George's father was Turkish and his mother a Palestinian.

 

I would never display a St George cross as it has been stolen from England by the right wing extremist minority

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idrove past a house the other day that has i dont know how many flags, it looks tacky!

 

Its like a rash, first the car had some flaags, then the house got a couple and then the house got a lot more, now next door is getting some!

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You guys got chavs we got neds, you need chavs and neds to show your kids what not to be like - :thumbup:

 

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You guys got chavs we got neds, you need chavs and neds to show your kids what not to be like - :thumbup:

 

 

Haha LOL! :lol:

 

Bottle of Buckfast in hand!!! I live about 3 miles from Buckfast Abbey; heard Strathclyde Police pleaded with the Monks to stop production!!!

 

Rab C Nesbit comes back to mind...:001_rolleyes:

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