Singing England as three syllables is offensive, but not racially tbf
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Is an England flag with QPR written on it offensive ?
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Have noticed the rudeness of the stewards. They are stuck in some seventies timewarp where every fan is a hooligan and in need to shepherding/ controlling/ telling off. The club needs to make it clear to these goons that they should treat supporters as customers - ie with respect - unless they have genuine reason to clamp down on someone. Then stewards might find they wd be treated with a lot more respect if they did that.
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In this day and age the authorities slam anything to do with England offensive and if your're carrying a george cross or singing england songs your slammed a racist. I would ring up QPR and ask for a meeting with the head stewerd and ask why having a george cross up is deemed offensive. There used to be two geezers who had a portugal flag at the bottom of the R block week in week out, never was a problem.
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Originally posted by SouthCoastRanger View PostIn this day and age the authorities slam anything to do with England offensive and if your're carrying a george cross or singing england songs your slammed a racist. I would ring up QPR and ask for a meeting with the head stewerd and ask why having a george cross up is deemed offensive. There used to be two geezers who had a portugal flag at the bottom of the R block week in week out, never was a problem.
If you start ranting like an EDL nutter about any England reference being racist, then you'll be ignored by the club.
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The only way I can see this as being offensive....
Your thinking: I'm proud of both my club and country, I'd like to show this. I mean no harm.
Their thinking: You are linking supporting QPR as for the English only (possible right wing overtones?) and that would intimidate others, including foreign fans (which I'm sure if you asked any would be met by laughter).
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Originally posted by AscotR's View PostThe only way I can see this as being offensive....
Your thinking: I'm proud of both my club and country, I'd like to show this. I mean no harm.
Their thinking: You are linking supporting QPR as for the English only (possible right wing overtones?) and that would intimidate others, including foreign fans (which I'm sure if you asked any would be met by laughter).
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Originally posted by AscotR's View PostThe only way I can see this as being offensive....
Your thinking: I'm proud of both my club and country, I'd like to show this. I mean no harm.
Their thinking: You are linking supporting QPR as for the English only (possible right wing overtones?) and that would intimidate others, including foreign fans (which I'm sure if you asked any would be met by laughter).
We haven't had a answer on why the flags were being removed on Saturday. Is it a new thing?
It's more than likely a health and safety thing which is being over-zealously policed (something stupid like a fire safety thing on the flags), and a bit of fan pressure should knock this on the head fairly quickly.
As long as a flag isn't blocking a view (the only place I can see that being an issue is one being hung over the edge of the Upper Loft), and hasn't got any obviously offensive message on it, and is blocking a revune providing advert..... :yush:, then there should be no problem at all.
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I do not think that it has anything to do with it being an England Flag. And it was the QPR sign on it that I was pointing to when I asked "Is this offensive" and he replied "yes" . Unbelieveable. I have an England flag because I'm English. I expect our fans from other country's to dispay their flags. Norway, Sweden, Portugal, Morocco, South Korea, Rep of Ireland, bring them all, they're welcome.
What I want to know is, am I going to get the same hassle on the last game of the season, when I'm next due to bring my Flag ?
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