Lenny Rider
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[Football] And the title of the UK's thickest football fan goes to.....
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Stumpy Tim
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Unsurprisingly he has a history
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/britain-first-migrant-hotels-court-assault-b1953781.html
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/britain-first-migrant-hotels-court-assault-b1953781.html
Sepulveda
Notts County's younger cousins' fan
Well I'm glad that they at least actually charge people over there; we get chants about Heysel at every match we play against one of our rivals and nobody's ever been punished for it.
nwgull
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The irony of this bloke being a member of Britain First is that he clearly seems to have asian heritage.
5Ways Gull
È quello che è
Think "Thick" is a bit of a soft option. Pure unadulterated evil describes him better. Thick suggests he did something not realising the hurt and upset it would cause. Think he knew exactly what he was doing.
Piers Morgan probably takes the crown for the post title.
Piers Morgan probably takes the crown for the post title.
A hopeless scumbag.
From Warwickshire no less. So no doubt thinks its just 'banter'. Absolutely brain dead.
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
Drawbridge mentality like Sunak, Patel and Braverman etc.
Wardy's twin
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Would probably enjoy it though
Nobby Cybergoat
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Thick is completely the wrong word.
Thick is only accurate in the sense that he should have known he would never get away with it. Sick is a better description for someone who would want to do this.
Thick is only accurate in the sense that he should have known he would never get away with it. Sick is a better description for someone who would want to do this.
Nobby Cybergoat
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Disgraceful. What is wrong with people?
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Wasn’t this Saturday’s news? 
nwgull
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The heritage and very right-wing beliefs of the current and previous home secretaries did occur to me literally as soon as I'd hit 'Post Reply' on that previous post.
portlock seagull
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Should be dumped in centre of Liverpool with that shirt on, and made to walk home. See how far he can get. Maybe televise his attempt?
Pretty much what I thought when I first read the news about this. Can hardly claim it was a "mistake" when he'd had to have ordered it, paid for it and then chose to wear it. Nothing but scum really.
Neville's Breakfast
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I don’t know why this surprises people. Both are from Indian heritage, a country that is extremely conservative and religious. That is true of large areas of the world. The UK is a rare liberal country, even the much maligned Tories.
Comrade Sam
Comrade Sam
Saw a Palace sticker in Worthing last week. It said refugees not welcome here. And just when I was starting to soften in my anti Palace prejudice they just topped it up again.
There’s a truly unpleasant edge to the United Liverpool thing which glorifies in making fun of Hillsborough and Munich, which is just utterly disgraceful
schmunk
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There are a lot of relatively non-dickhead Palace fans, amongst all the thicko ninjas, e.g. Eddie Izzard and Jo Brand, both vocal Lefties.
This might be a stupid question; but if you don't ask stupid question, you don't learn...
Is it possible that the shop that printed the shirt also committed an offence?
There is a possibility that it was a 'iron it at home' job, but the alignment looks far too good.
Is it possible that the shop that printed the shirt also committed an offence?
There is a possibility that it was a 'iron it at home' job, but the alignment looks far too good.