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Whatever about boycotting razors and Renaults, I do think we could register a dignified protest to FIFA by refusing to participate in their meaningless 'Fair Play' campaign in future. No more stupid yellow flags at international matches, kids in 'Fair Play' T-shirts, etc. I don't for a minute expect it to happen because that gimp Delaney would sooner drink a pint of his own **** than stand up to FIFA but it would be nice to think that our profound sense of injustice was acknowledged in some way.
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Tell them..
http://www.fifa.com/contact/form.html
If we get everyone to say something, they'll start to listen, everyones moaning yet doing nothing.. do something! Granted it might fall of deaf ears but sure tis the only thing we can do now..
http://www.fifa.com/contact/form.html
If we get everyone to say something, they'll start to listen, everyones moaning yet doing nothing.. do something! Granted it might fall of deaf ears but sure tis the only thing we can do now..
done it doyler....everybody send them somethin'
tried to post a comment on FIFA match report but every time i used "**ing" it was disallowed due to prafanities
dont want to know do they?
Im not Irish but absolutely incensed by last nights game, you guys must be going mad
Im not Irish but absolutely incensed by last nights game, you guys must be going mad
If anyone wants to start a campaign towards the hypocrisy shown by FIFA and this sham of "Fair Play" I'll back it. If a group of youngsters ramble out on to a pitch with flags etc., someone should walk out with a banner in front of them proclaiming "rubbish" or some sort of statement. Like just what example has Henry given to all young lads, crime/**ing pays.
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