Yeah, but they see being able to play out their lack of empathy to refugees as a benefit. The kind of people that wrote angry letters to the papers about Jews coming over here in the build up to WW2.
Knowing we survived that day is a big help.
I remember sat in one of the coaches after the game, waiting to leave Wembley car park and being taunted by a baggies fan. I looked at him and just shrugged my shoulders. His face dropped and he started clapping us instead. I guess we all know the pain.
A wise man once said:
"If you can keep your head when all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you,
Then you're probably not fully aware of
the seriousness of the situation."
Maybe it helps you in these difficult times.
Got mine - just called my dad to give him the good news and he tells me he's on holiday next week. So, unless he can change his plans I'll have a spare OAP ticket for The Hamil end.
Did you weigh that up against the money we made/saved from being a member of The EU?
EU membership vs lost trade: Forget extra NHS cash, Brexit costs Britain £173m every week, or £1m per hour
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