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posted 26-06-2008 22:21
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posted 26-06-2008 22:22
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Hitler was a better dresser.
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posted 26-06-2008 22:22
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During the game vs Italy there was a nice patriotic banner in the Spanish end with the O crossed as befits young fascists...
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posted 26-06-2008 22:27
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Yawn, let's get back to Second World War political fads again.
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Last Edit: 26-06-2008 22:33 By Terry Savage.
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posted 26-06-2008 23:25
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They're both no longer alive, so their opinions on Sunday's match can no longer be sought, which clearly disappoints many people.
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posted 26-06-2008 23:48
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Hitler(zsperger) v Fran(ces)co
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Last Edit: 27-06-2008 00:05 By Duncan Gardner.
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posted 26-06-2008 23:49
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I'm going for Spain, because of that
ESPANA! DOUNG DOUNG DOUNG! ESPANA! DOUNG DOUNG DOUNG!
thing that they've got going on. I really, really like that.
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posted 27-06-2008 01:09
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I'm assuming (since they've not shown him) that it's Manolo in the crowd with the drum? I watched the Valencia vs. Chelsea Champs League game in his bar last September. Nice man, and a great experience to be so near to the ground while the game was going on...
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posted 27-06-2008 09:35
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Picasso was better at painting than either of them. Pair of cunts.
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posted 27-06-2008 10:44
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Both had dodgy breath, apparently.
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posted 27-06-2008 11:01
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During the game vs Italy there was a nice patriotic banner in the Spanish end with the O crossed as befits young fascists...
I'm intrigued, Yuri. What do you mean?
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posted 27-06-2008 16:39
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There is symbol which a kind of euphemism for fascist youths, a circle with a cross in the middle. Originally the cross branches would go beyond the circle but nowadays, the cross is contained within the circle so that those who exhibit it can claim some spurious bollocks about it being an ancient symbol.
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posted 28-06-2008 10:10
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Thinking about, I know what you mean. I remember seeing one held up by half-a-dozen skinheads in Bradford when I was on an anti-fascist rally in the early seventies. Apparently they were from the British Movement, who were a right-wing split off from the Nation Front. I remember them singing "2-4-6-8, We support the Fascist state"...
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