JAPAN FOOTBALL FANS CLEAR UP LITTER AT STADIUM AFTER OPENING DEFEAT TO IVORY COAST

Football fans may have a reputation for trashing stadiums after losing big matches. But Japan supporters at the World Cup took defeat to the Ivory Coast in good spirits and consoled themselves by cleaning up their end of the stadium.

These pictures shouldn’t have to be described as ‘incredible’ or ‘surprising’, but it’s a rare sight in the modern game – although not in Japan where fans regularly clear up after themselves both home and away.

And their side may have given up an early lead to suffer a 2-1 defeat in their opening Group C match at this summer’s World Cup, but Japan fans still found time to pick up their litter at the Arena Pernambuco in Recife.

Japan fans at the Arena Pernambuco (Picture: Twitter)

Japan fans stayed behind after the 2-1 loss (Picture: Twitter)

*Article first appeared on http://metro.co.uk/2014/06/16/world-cup-2014-japan-fans-clear-up-litter-...

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GPS left on dashboard in the sun

 

 

Looks like a good lesson to  learn.

 

I bet this also applies to Cell phones, tablets, digital  cameras, and other devices that use lithium batteries.
You think this may be a reason why the US Postal Service will not ship electronic devices that contain lithium batteries any  longer?
      
 GPS was placed in its bracket in  the windshield and left in the sun.
The battery  overheated and exploded ! Look at the damage !
     
                     

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