Australia must follow the lead of the Kiwis and ban those insidious Vuvuzelas. I’ve been a soccer fan since 1945 and a rugby fan for 40 years (to follow my son, a player).
I never thought the day would come when I switched off my 42″ TV bought especially for the World Cup.
I tried to watch the games but couldn’t stand the constant sound of the mindless blowing of the vuvuzelas.
If they are at our Aussie home games, or A-League games, I will not attend or watch on TV.
Apart from the club maybe getting increased revenue, I’m sure the sponsors will realise the loss of watchers and be unhappy. Surely, they have to be banned.
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