Calm down, everything's going to get better now.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

This lot have the answer.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BsyADDKCUAAYNhK.jpg:large

[Curly]

telling shoppers to put back Israeli goods.
Ironically enough mostly oranges.

[Berni]

What's an Iosrael when it's at home? And some of the 'words' are just nonsense. And there seems to be someone doing a jig in one of the placards.

It's all most perplexing. :rubchin:

[Snin]

wd you imo..nothing like the smugness of idiots who think they are always right imo

[Snin]

yes ? probably quite good advice , mayube ..but then again who gives a flying f**k tbh..all im worried about today is 5.30 then dinner

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

You're off your head, man.

[Curly]

[Berni]

Do they also go around telling people not to use Russian gas?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Curly]

[Snin]

we are like two peas in a pod Sir C ..two fuicking great peas f**king like pods

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

There WILL be world peace, dammit!

[Snin]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Aren't Emirates on their side?

[Curly]

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Come to think of it, he could still be a Jewish.

Fair enough. They have a point.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

"Fly to Eilat with Emirates and enjoy a free stopover in Dubai! (Bring two passports.)"

[Classic Jorge]

Arsenal Football Club has just signed (26th February) a sponsorship deal to promote Israel as a tourist destination.


The £350,000 agreement makes Israel Arsenal's "official and exclusive travel destination." Israel will be featured on digital perimeter boards and 450 high-definition LCD screens at the stadium on game days.[1] The tourism ministry will also have access to the club's official website Arsenal.com, database and magazine to promote Israel as a holiday destination [2]

The televised ads will reach audiences of up to 700 million in an estimated 198 countries. The Israeli Tourism Ministry will also receive intellectual property rights, the use of the team logo and the right to use photos of the team and its players in ads. For an additional fee, Arsenal players will also appear in the ads.[3]

The deal doesn't stop with promoting Israel but actually grants Israel a physical presence in the stadium. The Israeli Tourism Ministry can use the stadium's banquet hall twice a year and can organize an exhibition at the end of the playing season.[3] The stadium will also feature permanent sales tables for t-shirts.[4]

The two-year sponsorship deal begins at the start of next football season in six months' time.

[Curly]

One finger in each pie
wd the Arsenal and wd the English