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Prince William has encountered painful anti-rustic chants celebrating the death of her grandmother Queen and mocked his brother Prince Harry last night.
Celtic The supporters sang “Lizzie in a box” when the prince of Wales saw them playing his favorites Aston Villa – A solution that can be banned from their next Champions League match.
Fans of unwavering Catholic Glazgow Club, some of which also support Scottish independence and others, native to the Republic of Ireland, also chanted “if you hate Royalclap with your hands.
They showed a banner with an Irish flag theme that glorifies Michael Fagan, who invaded the Queen Elizabeth IIBedroom Buckingham Palace In July 1982, weeks after William was born.
“Michael Fagan, The Prowler,” said the flag, and the fans of Celtic are known to have chanted “Michael Fagan Sorry for your Loss” and “F *** Coronation– When the Queen died.
William rejected the chants last night, including some of his alienation brother Harry, cheerful when Villa won 4-2, although he even missed a penalty.
Villa fans showed their support for Windsors and their most famous fan.
They sang “God saved the King” and detained the Union flags in response to Celtic chants. The British flags were also placed around and outside the historic Villa Park stadium.
Prince William (pictured yesterday), 42-year-old, joined thousands of supporters of the stands in Villa Park in Birmingham on Wednesday night before celebrating the club’s 4-2 victory on the full time
Villa won the decisive game against Celtic, much to the joy of the future king
Guest supporters also raised the flag of the Irish flag of the podium, which celebrates Michael Fagan, the intruder who entered the bedroom of the Buckingham Palace of Queen Elizabeth II, days after William was born. Palestinian flag was also on display
But Celtic fans bombed the British heir to the throne with anti-royal chants throughout the game, including those for the prince’s brother, the Duke of Sussex, according to The Telegraph
In response
Prince William42, joined thousands of supporters of the stands in Villa Park in Birmingham on Wednesday night.
But the fans of Celtic bombed the British heir to the throne with anti-royal chants throughout the game, including those for the prince’s brother, Duke of Sussexaccording to TelegraphS
He comes after Celtic was fined in October 2022 over “provocative” banners for anti-monarchy shown by their fans in Champions League The match less than a week after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
A banner spotted in the Earth Highway Section in their match against the Ukrainian side of Donetsk in the Ukrainian side Poland On September 14, he stated “F ** k the crown”.
Another read “Excuse your loss Michael Fagag”, a reference to the man who entered the Queen’s bedroom in 1982.
The Scottish champions were fined 15,000 euros (just over 13,000 British pounds) of control, ethics and disciplinary authority of UEFA above what was described as “a message that is not suitable for a sporting event (ie provocative banner) “.
BT Sport apologized after television footage before the match joined the offensive flag before they quickly cut off.
There was no silence in the match played in Warsaw, although the players of Celtic and Shahr wore black strips in the memory of her late Majesty.
Fagan known to have managed to Scan the walls of Buckingham Palace before sneaking into the bedroom of her late greatness While she was asleep in 1982
The then artist and decorator, who has schizophrenia, spent about 10 minutes talking to the monarch about his family.
The late monarch was reported that Fagag was simply drunk a staff member who was ultimately coping with a on -duty leg.
Prince William is a fan of Aston Villa from his school days and attends matches as often as possible to show his support for UNAI EMERY“Country.
Yesterday it was no different, as the royal remained on the edge of his place as he watched the 90-minute game, which ended with an exciting victory for the hosts.
William, who looked Dorper in a naval coat and shirt, obviously walked into the game while holding his head in his hands
William was obviously delighted with victory. Prince George, who also loves the villa, was absent for the game in the middle of the week but attended several games in PAS
Union flags were placed around the ground, including outside the famous Holte
God saved the King’s flag in front of Villa Park last night
William, who looked Dapper in a naval coat and shirt, was obviously entering the game while holding his head in his arms before leaving his place when the second goal was confirmed and pumping fists in the air.
The future king who often takes his son Prince George to football games even admitted Loss of voice from Aston Villa amusement in previous casesS
Two weeks ago William surprised players when he popped up for Pinta Cider in Wetherspoons Located on Birmingham New street station.
During his visit, he spoke with Aston Villa fans before the team against Everton – one of whom later revealed that William used a “secret name” online to follow the latest news and Rumors on fan forums
The fellow supporter Steve Jones told Athletic: “He said he was up to date with Gossip Villa because he was in the forums of all fans.
“He goes under different names and publishes there because he gets the feeling of what is happening and what the opinion is,” Jones recalled.
