It is relieving to see the discussion of football fanaticism entered into the issue of European identity however it is unfortunate that the question is still being asked via the traditional channel of "the other". The way it is tied to French riots is another clue which demonstrates the deliberations about Huntington thesis is already consumed in its full potential.
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