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Tartan Army's World Cup traffic cone antics gaining popularity in Scotland · Cyprus Report

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Tartan Army's World Cup traffic cone antics gaining popularity in Scotland

1 sourceFirst reported 18 days agoUpdated 18 days ago

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Scotland's Tartan Army fans are engaging in a trend of placing traffic cones on statues following their experiences during the World Cup.
The practice, known as "coning," has reportedly gained popularity among fans in Scotland.
Some Scottish residents have expressed disapproval of the coning trend.
The phenomenon highlights the cultural impact of the World Cup on fan behavior.
The BBC article notes that the coning has sparked a mix of amusement and concern among the public.

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Scotland's Tartan Army fans are engaging in a trend of placing traffic cones on statues following their experiences during the World Cup.
The practice, known as "coning," has reportedly gained popularity among fans in Scotland.
Some Scottish residents have expressed disapproval of the coning trend.
The phenomenon highlights the cultural impact of the World Cup on fan behavior.
The BBC article notes that the coning has sparked a mix of amusement and concern among the public.

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