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Michael Macclan
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In message <[email protected]>, stephen pridgeon
<[email protected]> writes
>Michael MacClancy <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:<[email protected]>...
>> In message <[email protected]>, stephen pridgeon
>> <[email protected]> writes
>> >You can get the UK jersey from impsport - they are on the web. But probably not the best thing
>> >to wear in France.
>>
>> Does anyone really have any evidence that things have got so bad between Britain and France that
>> one shouldn't wear a national shirt or, I suppose, open one's mouth? Are Brits getting mugged on
>> the streets of Paris?
>
>I doubt it - I was in Madrid last weekend for four days, speaking English, and had absolutely no
>problems at all - and the Times said that 90+ percent of Spainiards oppose their government's
>support of the war - there were two anti-war rallies while we were there.
>
>I just would't wear a UK jersey in France - ever. Partly because I don't want to look too touristy,
>partly because I feel that if I'm going to wear one I'd better do it credit - and I'm in no
>position to do that.
>
>SteveP
Apologies. I appear to have misinterpreted your original post.
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Michael MacClancy
<[email protected]> writes
>Michael MacClancy <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:<[email protected]>...
>> In message <[email protected]>, stephen pridgeon
>> <[email protected]> writes
>> >You can get the UK jersey from impsport - they are on the web. But probably not the best thing
>> >to wear in France.
>>
>> Does anyone really have any evidence that things have got so bad between Britain and France that
>> one shouldn't wear a national shirt or, I suppose, open one's mouth? Are Brits getting mugged on
>> the streets of Paris?
>
>I doubt it - I was in Madrid last weekend for four days, speaking English, and had absolutely no
>problems at all - and the Times said that 90+ percent of Spainiards oppose their government's
>support of the war - there were two anti-war rallies while we were there.
>
>I just would't wear a UK jersey in France - ever. Partly because I don't want to look too touristy,
>partly because I feel that if I'm going to wear one I'd better do it credit - and I'm in no
>position to do that.
>
>SteveP
Apologies. I appear to have misinterpreted your original post.
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Michael MacClancy