2 hours ago, novacova said:

You sure got that right. The provocation has served as an inspirational predicate for all nations as the US is the envy of the world and some are just butt hurt by it.

Medication that cost me $100 for a year-long immunotherapy would have cost me $70,000 in America. Envy you? Don't be ridiculous.

16 hours ago, unblocktheplanet said:

Wonder how many of those with scarves will wear keffiyehs...or yarmulkes?

Obviously another old American who knows sod all about Football and is humourless.

In football, the wearing of a scarf indicates affiliation to a club or side.

Your reference to "keffiyehs" indicates you don't know what that is. Its a word you found. Why the <deleted> would you wear a keffiyeh with a scarf. Its nonsense. And your reference to the wearing of yarmulkes seems rather anti-Semitic. You question why a Jewish man or boy would be wearing their kippah to a football match. Why shouldn't they, and so what if they do.

43 minutes ago, Roadsternut said:

Obviously another old American who knows sod all about Football and is humourless.

In football, the wearing of a scarf indicates affiliation to a club or side.

Your reference to "keffiyehs" indicates you don't know what that is. Its a word you found. Why the <deleted> would you wear a keffiyeh with a scarf. Its nonsense. And your reference to the wearing of yarmulkes seems rather anti-Semitic. You question why a Jewish man or boy would be wearing their kippah to a football match. Why shouldn't they, and so what if they do.

The horror, the horror.

9 hours ago, Roadsternut said:

Obviously another old American who knows sod all about Football and is humourless.

In football, the wearing of a scarf indicates affiliation to a club or side.

Your reference to "keffiyehs" indicates you don't know what that is. Its a word you found. Why the <deleted> would you wear a keffiyeh with a scarf. Its nonsense. And your reference to the wearing of yarmulkes seems rather anti-Semitic. You question why a Jewish man or boy would be wearing their kippah to a football match. Why shouldn't they, and so what if they do.

You've mistaken me. Not scarves and keffiyeh but keffiyeh alone to support Palestine. Who knows what else players wear under their helmets?