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Chinese Student and Scholar Association (MIT)

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President of Cardiff's Chinese Student and Scholar Association Dr Xu Xuebiao said: ``Fan is very popular in China and especially in Shanghai, which is also my home city.

`He's mad, he's Chinese he knocks down referees!'