football has reclaimed its rights everywhere in Europe, except in France. But the supporters are always prohibited in the stands and must be content to follow their favourite club from their couch. The teams compete in the coup of ingenuity to try to involve their fans in this end of the season. Many are those who have suggested to their supporters to pay for the printing their photo on a character made of cardboard, which then took place in the stands. The objective is two-fold here, since it is necessary to fill the crates to fill the losses related to the ticket, in addition to a semblance of "life" in the stages.
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But the club Leeds, which evolves in the Championship in England (the equivalent of League 2), would have gone well of the controversy that has accompanied this initiative. As spotted many british media, the portrait of Osama Bin Laden was indeed found on one of the "fake" fans in the stands of the stadium Elland Road. Impossible to know if it is a joke of bad taste of a little rascal, who paid 25 pounds (around 28 euros) to "offer" a place of choice to the former leader of Al-Qaeda in the spans of the club led by Marcelo Bielsa, the former coach of Olympique de Marseille.
inflatable dolls in South Korea
As explained in the BBC, Leeds has quickly responded and has removed the portrait of Bin Laden. The club has assured that he would do now that there is more "image offensive," like this in his forums. But he was not able to explain how no one had recognized the brain suspected of the 11 September attacks, was killed in 2011 by us special forces... It was not specified if the person who paid for this portrait would be " punished ", for example with a stadium ban.
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in Mid-may, a similar initiative was also a focus of controversy in South Korea. The club is the FC Seoul had decided to install dummies in the stands to replace his supporters, reported BFM TV. But it is provided with a company known for the manufacture of inflatable dolls... The club has had to apologize and was assured that the models installed were not, to his knowledge, not of the sexual products.
