The same people were identified in multiple shirts in different fan groups
Are Indians and Sri Lankans supporting England considered fake fans as they aren't English?
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In a word yes!
This isn’t club football, it’s international football and you support the nation of you’re birth if any. None of this my nans cat went to wales once bollox.
All them fackers were paid, end of!
Their teams aren't in the world cup, so supporting a second team.
England paid a clickfarm to cheer them on? that is disgraceful
Lots of countries support other countries when theirs dont qualify or never qualify.
People want in on the action.
When they hosted the World Handball Championships, Qatar took a large contingent of Spanish (Ademar León) handball fans to attend Qatar games and cheer their team on, because there was barely any interest in the country itself.
If the country has previous, the suspicion is fairly logical.
England has many fans around the world because of the premier league.
comment by Meet her at the love parade (U6468)
posted 26 minutes ago
Lots of countries support other countries when theirs dont qualify or never qualify.
People want in on the action.
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Fat Galv, there is more chance of Irish people supporting England than Indians or Sri Lankans... There maybe few Argentina fans because of Messi but not England.
It's a bleeding obvious that they are "paid" fans.
Qatar did it to whind up the English media and it worked
comment by Snail munching garlic bulb necklace wearing fr... (U21935)
posted 4 hours, 5 minutes ago
The same people were identified in multiple shirts in different fan groups
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Can you show me where?
BBC seemed to have checked up and found that not to be the case.
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posted on 10/12/22
The same people were identified in multiple shirts in different fan groups
posted on 10/12/22
Are Indians and Sri Lankans supporting England considered fake fans as they aren't English?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
In a word yes!
This isn’t club football, it’s international football and you support the nation of you’re birth if any. None of this my nans cat went to wales once bollox.
All them fackers were paid, end of!
posted on 10/12/22
Their teams aren't in the world cup, so supporting a second team.
posted on 10/12/22
England paid a clickfarm to cheer them on? that is disgraceful
posted on 10/12/22
Lots of countries support other countries when theirs dont qualify or never qualify.
People want in on the action.
posted on 10/12/22
When they hosted the World Handball Championships, Qatar took a large contingent of Spanish (Ademar León) handball fans to attend Qatar games and cheer their team on, because there was barely any interest in the country itself.
If the country has previous, the suspicion is fairly logical.
posted on 10/12/22
England has many fans around the world because of the premier league.
posted on 10/12/22
comment by Meet her at the love parade (U6468)
posted 26 minutes ago
Lots of countries support other countries when theirs dont qualify or never qualify.
People want in on the action.
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Fat Galv, there is more chance of Irish people supporting England than Indians or Sri Lankans... There maybe few Argentina fans because of Messi but not England.
It's a bleeding obvious that they are "paid" fans.
posted on 10/12/22
Qatar did it to whind up the English media and it worked
posted on 10/12/22
comment by Snail munching garlic bulb necklace wearing fr... (U21935)
posted 4 hours, 5 minutes ago
The same people were identified in multiple shirts in different fan groups
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Can you show me where?
BBC seemed to have checked up and found that not to be the case.
posted on 11/12/22
BBC
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