Awesome! That’s what sport needs more of!!

Well done!! PROPER sporting ethics & behaviour.

Fair play to them ……

Lovely gesture. Yes, imperfect translation but good enough for me!

Just back from Bordeaux this evening. The Clermont fans are the soundest bunch ever. Really nice people and up for the craic… Great night out after the game :)

A Korean friend told me of a sign his American host family held up for him to welcome him to The USA when he was an exchange student. It read something like “Come here Korean schoolboy to the heat/hotness of our lactation”. Held high and proud in the arrivals hall of an airport that just welcomed a 747 from Seoul.

I think that is just SUPER !! Nice touch

I admire the effort and the literal translation is quite amusing.

I remember Clermont came to play Munster a few winters ago, having hosted – and beaten – them in France the previous weekend. Friends of mine were there and were raving about the welcome they had been given.

Anyway, one particular Clermont fan, who had obviously been practicing the previous week, got down on his knees in front of a rather pretty Thomond Park match steward, whipped out the crumpled lyrics of The Fields of Athenry, and preceded to serenade her with it in the thickest French accent imaginable. She seemed both embarrassed and a bit charmed at the same time!

A great bunch of lads, and fair play to them for that banner!

in stark contrast to the lines of police dividing the soccer fans at the Manchester Derby tonight….says it all about the soccer following

I like football and I will watch it. I was just making a true statement about an aspect of the sport I don’t like in contrast to the above actions by the Clermont fans…having fans segregated into and out of stadiums is a real pity and a poor reflection of the “support”. Not saying it’s all football fans either. Again class stuff by the Clermont fans.

It reminds me of a banner in Larne written in Ulster Scots welcoming the Iraqi special Olympics team – “Fair fa ye wee Iraqi dafties”