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According to the newspaper "Subway" British, the fans Those in the stands raised a written slogan that said: "If you hate the royal family, clap".
In the same vein, fans chanted "Dundee United" Scottish slogans against the Queen The late, during a local league match against the Rangers team.
was European Football Association "UEFA"has taken action against the team "Celtic" Because of the slogans that mocked the departure of Queen Elizabeth, before a match in the framework of Champions League Before Shakhtar Donetsk Ukrainian in Poland.
The slogans sparked very widespread on social platforms, amid resentment at the lack of consideration for a human moment related to death.
Disagreements over political figures were understandable, said the disaffected, but that death commanded a measure of reverence.
The English journalist, Piers Morgan, criticized what was issued by the public, while the sports commentator, Jan Crocker, was forced to apologize for what was issued by the public.
Crocker said "Sorry, if you have been hurt by what you have heard, most people respected (the Queen), but some did not.".
A state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II will be held in London, on Monday, in the presence of a wide presence of leaders and state leaders who came to express their affection for the loss of the Queen, who sat on the throne for more than seven decades.
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According to the British newspaper, “Metro”, fans Those in the stands carried a written slogan that read: “If you hate the royal family, clap.”
In the same context, fans of the Scottish “Dundee United” team chanted slogans against the Queen The late, during a local league match against the Rangers team.
was European Football Association UEFA has taken action against the Celtic team because of the slogans that ridiculed the departure of Queen Elizabeth, before a match in the framework of Champions League Before Shakhtar Donetsk Ukrainian in Poland.
The slogans sparked very widespread on social platforms, amid resentment at the lack of consideration for a human moment related to death.
Disagreements over political figures were understandable, said the disaffected, but that death commanded a measure of reverence.
The English journalist, Piers Morgan, criticized what was issued by the public, while the sports commentator, Jan Crocker, was forced to apologize for what was issued by the public.
“Sorry, if you have been hurt by what you heard, most people respected (the Queen), but some did not,” Crocker said.
A state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II will be held in London, on Monday, in the presence of a wide presence of leaders and state leaders who came to express their affection for the loss of the Queen, who sat on the throne for more than seven decades.