British Hotel Chain, Premier Inn, Says No To Vuvuzela Horns
Posted on June 21, 2010 12:04 AMTags : Fifa World Cup | Football | Soccer | South Africa | Vuvuzela Horns
The vuvuzela horn is a plastic horn around two feet in length that produces an annoying, monotone sound when air is blown into it.
Recently, the vuvuzela horn has gained international attention after its use in the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Many claim that the horn is dangerous, loud, and ruins the game for both spectators and players. Others say its just part of the South African football culture.
Controversy has even spread outside of South Africa. Premier Inn, a British hotel, banned the use of the vuvuzela horn after the hotel manager was kept up all night by English fans using the horn after a match.
The vuvuzela is amazingly annoying, but I admit if I attended a World Cup match, I would probably be using it just like everyone else. Let them use it during the 2010 FIFA World Cup, then ban them outside South Africa.
I don't want to see them being used in other sports. Could you imagine someone using the horn just as Tiger Woods is about to swing.
Acutally, that would be great.
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