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Posted March 13, 2014 03:21 · last edited March 18, 2021 06:02

paulm wrote:

I reckon it's fair game by the Bayern fans and nothing wrong with it, next you can't sing songs with swear words? It's just taking the mickey out of the banner at ours, similar to the cringeworthy "Welcome to Arsenal signs" for the yid fans earlier this year.


Don't know what world you're living in but that sort of homophobic carry-on isn't tolerated these days, as evidenced by the fine they're likely to cop;

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/arsenal/10692228/Bayern-Munich-facing-50000-fine-for-fans-homophobic-Gay-Gunners-banner-during-clash-against-Arsenal.html


what arsenal banner are you talking about that this is apparently a response to? 

I don't agree with the fine at all. How is it homophobic? Milan fans stupidly got a fine also for singing songs about Napoli fans when telling them to clean up as it was deemed "racist". It's obviously meant to be a laugh and at least the Germans can still take things lightly. 

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Unknown editor edited March 18, 2021 06:02
paulm wrote:
pride_of_london wrote:

I reckon it's fair game by the Bayern fans and nothing wrong with it, next you can't sing songs with swear words? It's just taking the mickey out of the banner at ours, similar to the cringeworthy "Welcome to Arsenal signs" for the yid fans earlier this year.


Don't know what world you're living in but that sort of homophobic carry-on isn't tolerated these days, as evidenced by the fine they're likely to cop;

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/arsenal/10692228/Bayern-Munich-facing-50000-fine-for-fans-homophobic-Gay-Gunners-banner-during-clash-against-Arsenal.html


what arsenal banner are you talking about that this is apparently a response to? 

I don't agree with the fine at all. How is it homophobic? Milan fans stupidly got a fine also for singing songs about Napoli fans when telling them to clean up as it was deemed "racist". It's obviously meant to be a laugh and at least the Germans can still take things lightly. 

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