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'I think people want to hit me' - Vuvuzela salesman.
(From Northampton Chronicle and Echo)
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The deafening monotone caused by the plastic horn, loved by fans attending the World Cup and loathed by the millions watching at home, has even prompted 545 complaints to the BBC, who are considering launching a Vuvuzela-free zone via their red button service for fans fed up with the deafening din.Mr Broughton was pictured by a Chron photographer with his trumpets yesterday, but insisted on wearing sunglasses for the shoot so he wouldn't be recognised in the street.The businessman, who has the distinctive B-Flat Vuvuzula rallying call as his mobile phone ringtone, said: "I imagine there is a queue of people …
