German football club St. Pauli question their presence on UK police terror list
23 January 2020 |
3:15 pm
German second division club St. Pauli have asked police why they have appeared alongside jihadi and far-right groups on a UK counterterrorism guide. The club are renowned for their activism and their fans are baffled.
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