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The next thing you know, all flag wavers will have to wear hard-hats and hi-viz jackets with 'Official Flag-Waver' printed on the back, so the other fans can rest assured that they have been to special flag waving safety courses. After all, those little plastic sticks could cause a nasty injury!

So what is your own opinion? Or are you just going to post links to assorted articles from around the world? How does a flag of one dimension differ from another, why do you believe Brighton fans are more likely to set their flags alight from others? Please join in the debate in hand...

How many flags do you know that have been set alight by 'Drunk idiots' at football grounds over the last few years? What the club are against is people expressing their anger/frustration/etc against the club being aired in public, i.e. being large enough to attract the attention of the popular...

I think the club are worried about spontaneous combustion: If a pile of organic waste (Brighton flag) is soaked in water (tears of anger) and left on the terraces (Concrete stand), then the microbial decomposition of the waste will generate enough heat to set said flag alight. Sadly the heat...