But for all we (and Uefa) might suspect it was an Albanian flying it, without proof it is surely difficult to censure them for it.
His handling of the failed bid for the Asian life assurance arm of AIG in 2010 prompted calls for him to quit and brought personal censure from the City regulator three years later.
She is working with other lawyers from Belfast, Dublin and London to persuade the European court of human rights to censure the UK over the men's treatment and to officially brand it as torture.
In this context, of the sort of show that GOT is known to be, it seems genuinely odd that, for all the horror of the crime, Sansa's rape has generated such censure, including from US senators.
He was sent before the standards board 27 times in his four-year stint on the council, but escaped without censure on all but one occasion, when he compared a council solicitor to a maggot.
Pregnant women with a drinking problem – like anyone with a drinking problem – need support rather than censure.
It is one in which the strong dominate the weak by bare physical assertion; one where you prove your sincerity and seriousness by force; one, indeed, where violence is the logical endpoint of censure, the zenith at which true authority is demonstrated.
So ministers escaped censure despite the fact that the exam boards had been given to understand that the highest grades must be lowered to prevent the appearance of grade inflation – a clear instance of political interference in the examination process.
So does the refusal of the Communists who dominate Russia's parliament to censure one of their number for an anti-Semitic tirade.
If the court concurs with their censure, it will weaken the legitimacy of Mr Abe's government at a critical moment.
Besides his jokey attempts to shrug off criticism, punctuated by haughty snubs of parliament's censure, he has also until recently done too little to deter those of his supporters who seem prepared to resort to street violence.
