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Put Down that Celery

March 29, 2007 9:59 AM
From BusinessFinanceLink, Issue #391

Chelsea, a professional British soccer team, has banned three fans for throwing celery during a match. For over 20 years, Chelsea fans have thrown celery amongst themselves and sung an unprintable song about the vegetable, but it's only recently that the referees have complained about the activity. In response to the refs complaints, Chelsea has banned fans who throw the vegetable and threatened them with criminal charges.