Let South Africa host the tournament in their own style and culture.Royalee wrote:They should allow them for South Africa games only. Flares are banned at the world cup and they're prominent in many countries, you can't have a beer in the ground yet can in many countries, you can't smoke in grounds at the world cup so it stands to reason you can ban those stupid horns.
Horns aren't a fire & safety hazard. Horns can't give you cancer through secondary smoking. Horns can't lead to people losing control of themselves and running amok. Ban horns and you have to ban all musical instruments.Royalee wrote:They should allow them for South Africa games only. Flares are banned at the world cup and they're prominent in many countries, you can't have a beer in the ground yet can in many countries, you can't smoke in grounds at the world cup so it stands to reason you can ban those stupid horns.
They can make you go deaf, they can be used as weapons, they affect the quality of football as per Patrice Evra's comments here:Ian Royal wrote:Horns aren't a fire & safety hazard. Horns can't give you cancer through secondary smoking. Horns can't lead to people losing control of themselves and running amok. Ban horns and you have to ban all musical instruments.Royalee wrote:They should allow them for South Africa games only. Flares are banned at the world cup and they're prominent in many countries, you can't have a beer in the ground yet can in many countries, you can't smoke in grounds at the world cup so it stands to reason you can ban those stupid horns.
Otherwise an excellent and extremely well thought out argument.
As can drums and trumpets. Loud music can damage your hearing, or someone standing next to you shouting really loudly the entire time.Royalee wrote:They can make you go deaf, they can be used as weapons, they affect the quality of football as per Patrice Evra's comments here:Ian Royal wrote:Horns aren't a fire & safety hazard. Horns can't give you cancer through secondary smoking. Horns can't lead to people losing control of themselves and running amok. Ban horns and you have to ban all musical instruments.Royalee wrote:They should allow them for South Africa games only. Flares are banned at the world cup and they're prominent in many countries, you can't have a beer in the ground yet can in many countries, you can't smoke in grounds at the world cup so it stands to reason you can ban those stupid horns.
Otherwise an excellent and extremely well thought out argument.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 737455.stm
There's three reasons to ban them right there.
of course they don't..the tuneless beer monsters support engerland.Royalee wrote:Do players, supporters and broadcasters complain about drums and trumpets? Are vuvuzelas actually played in a tune?
Hopefully an England fan will do the right thing and lob one onto the pitch so that they're banned.
You really are tedious.frimmers3 wrote:of course they don't..the tuneless beer monsters support engerland.Royalee wrote:Do players, supporters and broadcasters complain about drums and trumpets? Are vuvuzelas actually played in a tune?
Hopefully an England fan will do the right thing and lob one onto the pitch so that they're banned.
Rubbish,people singing and chanting for their team is an atmosphere,these oxf*rd things are ruining every game .People blowing them should be kicked in the nuts,that will stop themRow Z Royal wrote:Really don't see the problem. Adds to the atmosphere.
'ppreciated, but at a competition where they're stuggling to fill grounds with any fans, let alone partisan ones, it fills the silent void. There would be just as many complaints if there wasn't any noise in the background, I should imagine.ankeny wrote:Rubbish,people singing and chanting for their team is an atmosphere,these oxf*rd things are ruining every game .People blowing them should be kicked in the nuts,that will stop themRow Z Royal wrote:Really don't see the problem. Adds to the atmosphere.
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