Beam Anderson: Take off your hat – or stay at home! – Göteborgs-Posten

As a writer in football service devoted considerable working time to financial shortcomings, the war of words in the sandpits and proposals for läktarincidenter.

What about the following simple motto for Sunday’s Hammarby Debacle at Gamla Ullevi?

Take off your hat – or stay at home.

I have been following the recent clear rotation and broad involvement in the refugee debate got a feeling that we Swedes suddenly woken up, realized the importance of a deeper humanity, we can all make a difference – at the same time, the call for new legislation and better regulation subsided.

It is instead of what everyone – you and I – can achieve alone, out of pocket and without pointers.

What I can in my role as a writer do to improve the level of the Swedish läktarkulturen? How can I as a regular spectator at Old Ullevi contribute to change, refine – and not only condemn the too-stupid?

As a parent, you end up not infrequently the educative situations which on the surface seems simple teaching, but recurrent, unresolved and increasingly frustrating.

There may be a matter of routine for homework, location of use gym clothes, avdukning of eaten supper or just regular cleaning of the room.

Just as simple as impossible mission. And the question is clear: How hard can it be?

How hard can it for me with the routine of four children of their own to get the youngest to consign Dobbs cows to the cupboard where Dobb shoes are ? How hard can it be to put winter hat in the right box when you come in for the evening, so that the next time you need it to heat their ears find winter hat again?

I believe it is very much like feasible.

Just as I appreciate it reasonable to succeed in Swedish football spectators to leave the hat at home.

When I was in school it was forbidden to wear headgear indoors, the same thing in the church.

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If someone forgot priest was clear. Hat or cap should be removed in the cloakroom before the entrance to the church is made. Miss showed any mercy. And I imagine that the pedagogy works here,

in sports, in the equally appreciated as controversial läktarkulturen, outdoors, where the Holy of Holies is threatened and the altar kidnapped by young men with hats on.

I suggest you take of them to you. I also propose, as an addition to the proposal, we all stay at home if we have the cap on.

It also makes it easier for us others to see your faces; You defender of the rotten, bejakare of the rancid, preservers of the stinky.

It’s enough now.

Plus

I appreciate the players’ sincere repudiation. It’s flattering and will – mark my words – to fruition.

Less

Visiter No inside the stadium served for the rest excellent Sunday night. According to reliable data to GP spectators with coffee in paper cup stopped on the way to the grandstand, politely but firmly. Strained gnats and swallowed the elephants.