Marina Hyde on a supporter's rights

a document likely death is necessary to prohibit the limits of the rights of football fans in a civilized society

Instinct suggests

02.02 Saturday draw with Swansea not permanently silence Lobos fans booing - or rather Molineux boo-boys, to use slang Gazette. Now you are aware that a support section of the club reacted to run the club are in dire booing the manager, players, and most likely the gardener. As an exercise, what appears to be also pointful Basil Fawlty thrashing his ranch in Austin with a branch, but as always in the case of the disciples of a club of players to shoot or manager, who raised the debate. Wolves fans - has fans - the right to boo the team

my esteemed colleague Barry Glendenning said that buying a match ticket entitles you to watch a football game, nothing more. On the opposite side are the likes of fans who tweeted me to postulate that "if Mick McCarthy had to pay their own money to see the wolves, and had Boo." Oh Wow. I can not feel these two truths seem self-evident. Which brings us to the broader question: What are inalienable freedoms football fan? Is not it time we came up with a bill of rights advocates?

These are anxious days, after all. We hear a lot about the evils of football's governing perhaps it is time to prepare a paper to protect the fan against them immortal, and the proscription of the boundary of the fan of football rights in a civilized society.

Unfortunately, this is a matter that is the right to bear arms, as the idea of ??the controversial history. Once you take the football into the equation, a really impressive number is no longer apparent. Obviously there are some who think that simply buying a ticket to a game means they have the right below in the hope that a boy player gets cancer, or to participate in the ritual of bonding tribal music is the celebration a plane crash or sound simulation of the gas chambers of Hitler.

Some people with the Human Rights Act in contempt, no doubt, believe that their right to call Arsene Wenger something horrible must be dedicated in perpetuity. Who can forget the hilarious spectacle of the former Talksport shock inguinal Jon Gaunt - an implacable enemy of the law and all that he imagined it represented -. Back into him for his legal defense after being fired from the station to call some Nazi Council

• In the meantime, we end up with a good heart of the problem to be addressed. An advocate is entitled to claim to be anti-Rupert Murdoch, if you subscribe to Sky Sports? (I have the suspicion that were not ashamed. If it helps, I give the movie channels.)

clear that money is flooding in the game has a wry sense the fans "of the law, and players. In some areas, the increased cost and marketing of football has given way to a school of thought that argues that because players earn salaries so huge, principles such as respect and have become hopelessly obsolete.

pay more for tickets which means you "should" something qualitatively different for your club, then the innocent days of yesteryear? What are the moral rights of fans? If only we had in the hands of John Locke. (They ended up living in Essex. It might have been a regular at Upton Park.)

Perhaps the best way to get even a piece of paper is from a position where we can all agree. But even this is difficult. At first I thought a bank would be the absolute right not to have low levels of food poisoning from a van parked outside burger or cake of their land. But in my heart, I know this is wrong.
Each week, supporters of a number of swear never to give back to these pathogens or providers Bunner sauces, before meeting there next Saturday. Do not be fooled again? Yes, you. Fans list of reliably van burger is essentially a microcosm of your relationship with hope. You can not legislate for that.

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