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Nappy footy fans
Proud dads are being kept nappy - with a
new way of showing what they really think about rival football
teams.
Nappy makers in Germany have produced a new range in team colours
with the motto "I s**t on you" before naming a team.
"It's great. It
means your baby can pooh all over the team you hate the most," said one
delighted dad.
Some hardcore fans have even been taking used nappies to
matches before whipping them out to taunt their rivals.
"They have been
far more popular than we could have hoped for," said company boss Karsten
Stanberger.
"Football fans are always looking for new ways to show their
loyalty to their club and what better way than letting your baby do what comes
naturally all over the opposition," he added.
Now the firm Fan Windel has
its eye on expanding to Britain's Premiership clubs.
"We're selling out
faster than we can make them," said Mr Stanberger. "I hope soon our products
will be a permanent fixture at every Premiership match."
Austrian Times
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