Miami Says Scottish Fans Can Continue Cone Tradition, Issue Safety Warning
Summary
Scottish soccer fans in Miami continued their tradition of placing a traffic cone on statues, a well-known custom called the "cone tradition." Miami police allowed it but warned fans to be careful to avoid accidents, especially when climbing on monuments.Key Facts
- Scottish fans placed a traffic cone on a statue in Miami’s Biscayne area during the World Cup.
- Police responded with a siren but did not stop the tradition, focusing on fan safety.
- The fans are known as the Tartan Army, famous for this prank tradition.
- Police encouraged the fans to enjoy the event while being cautious.
- One fan was surprised by the police reaction compared to a warmer welcome in Boston.
- The cone tradition originates from a statue in Glasgow and travels with Scottish fans to tournaments.
- Miami officials had police, firefighters, and staff present to keep the event safe.
- The fans said they appreciate the warm reception and want to create positive experiences in the U.S.
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