349 fans banned amidst winning streak for Strathae
Strathae has had its first two wins in its history of football in a row sending ticket sales surging as Strathaens increasingly rush to ticketing sites to get tickets with matches expected to be full. The win streak has been celebrated by all parties politicians and the whole of Strathae with street parties being organised by people on many streets and authorities rushing to organise community wide street parties to watch the future matches.
Despite this proud moment the Strathaen Football Association have banned 349 fans for anti-catholic chants and mostly for singing the old national anthem instead of the new one and singing the old national anthem during the matches. The football association said "We are proud of our team and the conduct of the vast majority of fans who are naturally celebratory. However a minority of fans have took to anti-catholic chants and singing the old anti--catholic hate song that was our anthem. We have immediately issued life bans for those hatemongers along with any who have said chants about the pope. There is no room for hate in our stadiums and matches and anyone found doing so will recieve lifetime bans from any matches organised by our association or involving the national team. We are passing this list onto UEFA and asking for information regarding any incidents of the songs and chants on our "List of Hate Chants" so we can ban any they know of but we don't. We have decided to place 30 undercover investigators at each match going forward to get this issue under control and any caught on the cameras of our investigators if identified will face bans."