I was amused by a story where an Arsenal supporter threw red wine over the Manchester United team bench, during a match at the weekend. I’m not condoning football violence (despite this being against that scummy club from Lancashire), however, throwing wine over your rivals has to be the most upper-class way to be a football hooligan. There are unconfirmed reports that another Arsenal fan spat quinoa at a Manchester United supporter outside the ground.
I remember some years ago, hearing of Liverpool fans filling cups, presumably once used to hold tea or coffee, with their own urine and chucking it at rival Manchester United supporters. I suppose the victims of Saturday’s wine attack should count themselves a little lucky.
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