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    By Ryan Herman and Matt Barker

    Sep 27, 2019 3 minutes

    THE SILENCE OF THE FANS

    Club officials at MLS outfit Portland Timbers have decided not to take any action against members of a fan group for flying anti-fascist banners at games.

    The Timbers Army displayed various flags and banners, including one based on the Iron Front, an anti-Nazi and anti-communist organisation based in early 1930s Germany. The banners were in support of local communities targeted by hate crimes, going against MLS rules outlawing political insignia at any of their matches.

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