'To ask for minute of silence in rowdy crowd = asking a hungry bull not to harm butterfly'

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New! on JPost.com: The Hot Potato This is your chance to voice your opinion. We've chosen a controversial / interesting entry that appeared on our site (talkback, blog, etc...) and we want to know what you have to say about it. TODAY'S HOT POTATO: Taken from article: Gaydamak: Match no place for minute silence Talkback #: 56 Talkbacker: R. Walter Franco Text: The behavior of sports fans is usually irrational bordering in lunatic paganism, for the politicians to be involved in this shameful display is not only ridiculous but stupid. To punish the team for the fans idiocy? Everybody should grow up, be aware that the public pay their tickets to the "roman" coliseum or the bull's ring and everything depends solely on the restrain of the public, to ask for a minute of silence in a rowdy crowd is like asking a hungry bull not to harm the butterfly. What do you think? The ball is in your court now. Click here to respond Previous Hot Potatos