‘Incorrect interpretation’: AFL says fans welcome to wave Israeli flag

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‘Incorrect interpretation’: AFL says fans welcome to wave Israeli flag
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The AFL has clarified that fans are entitled to display national flags at matches, and apologised for the confusion that followed after an Israeli flag was flown at Marvel Stadium.

The clarification came after the national flag was flown last weekend in celebration of North Melbourne playerIt resulted in confusion about what is permitted to be shown at venues under conditions of entry.

“We want fans to celebrate their clubs and players, and if that includes displaying national flags that amplify any of their team’s player heritage then the AFL is fully supportive.” It is banned for fans to wear or display commercial, political, religious or offensive signage or logos of any kind. However, it is not banned to display national signage or logos.

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