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[/B] Not sure why you now choose to bring in other countries, as you asked for what was good about Britain; and you received much that is good. Your last para is truly baffling and whilst a forum is open to everyone, yourself included, and rightly so, to claim that the freedoms you enjoy are...

Thanks for that. you saved me the trouble -I was just going to simply reply that the one good thing that I could readily think of was that he was free to ask me! At times, one really does despair at the extreme nature of some of the posts.

You are consistent, I will give you that. Your posts are always so extreme, preferring to accentuate the bad and ignoring much that is good about this country. And I see you manged to get climate change into the thread about football fans!

Ok. Thanks. I think that, now you say it, I do recall something about Man City. Was it recent? If so, then UEFA have decided to get tough (yes, I know!) and as you say fair dos. I too find the booing of others' anthems depressing and boorish-totally unnecessary.

Yes, of course that may well be the case, and England fans abroad in the past have not been good ambassadors on all too frequent an occasion. But I still think it is odd for both of these charges - has anyone else heard of a UEFA charge of booing at an opposing team's anthem? I am not saying for...

I don't like it when any anthem is booed, but assume our fans did it in retaliation to theirs -both have since been charged with this. Is this righteous indignation by UEFA or an attempt to even things out? We do take match security quite seriously in this country, so that second charge seems...