Quote from: Boudi on April 18, 2011, 19:29:56

Isn't the first question to ask....is it his van?  If it isn't then he has to be bound by the rules of the owner.  I think this is a van very local to me, belonging to Wakefield Distric Housing, an arms length local authority company.  I was surprised when during the last world cup that we had an edict coming out allowing a small flag in the van, though it must be removed on the day of the final.  There are plenty of companies/authorities who are particular not to portray an individuals choices as those of the parent company.

don't they know football is a religion and nationalism in football is too.. did they object to the display of polish flags or french flags or the like?


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any flag was allowed, but limited size and time period

Of course the whole thread here is skewed by the fact that he was disciplined for disobedience, not for the display of a palm cross