All the F.A. Cup first round highlights here: http://www.itv.com/sport/football/article/2013-11-09/fa-cup-first-round-highlights/

 

Cracking atmosphere at the Grimsby v Scunthorpe derby.

 

St. Albans ground looks like it's in the middle of a forest.

As long as the gypsy encampment is no longer next to the ground think we will be ok.

They all live in houses now mounts!

 

The whole town is one big gypo camp.

 

And Mr Diver...all forms of pedantry are banned on the sabbath. ????

They all live in houses now mounts!

 

The whole town is one big gypo camp.

 

And Mr Diver...all forms of pedantry are banned on the sabbath.

 

 

Especially if correct?

 

Corby v Dover

 

http://www.backpageimages.com/photos/2585353#.Un9YRnkgGc0

 

Is that their version of Spazzy Darren getting a slap, in the grey marlers?

Especially if correct?

 

Especially!

 

Haha

12pm kick off?

 

Why?

That odious little cunt James McLean been sent home by the Pies for refusing to wear a poppy shirt (again)

That odious little cunt James McLean been sent home by the Pies for refusing to wear a poppy shirt (again)

Well done Wigan.

 

Little wanker

Sunderland defended very resolutely but City lacked any real width and were very predictable then

 

Great atmosphere too. Just a shame we had to listen to Niall Quinn

 

I'm enjoying the Premiership this season with the Manc clubs and Chelsea inconsistent

 

Long may it continue

That odious little cunt James McLean been sent home by the Pies for refusing to wear a poppy shirt (again)

Where have you seen that?

That odious little cunt James McLean been sent home by the Pies for refusing to wear a poppy shirt (again)

 

 

Dickhead

 

30,000 Irish died in WW1. No respect

A bit of argie bargie yesterday down Cleethorpes Pier

 

 

http://www.scunthorpetelegraph.co.uk/UPDATE-100-fans-riot-Cleethorpes-sea-Grimsby-Town/story-20057875-detail/story.html

this fixture has history of trouble

Some good injuries at OT.

Good to see the Norwich scarfers wearing their replica shirts. Sticking it to glazer where it hurts and an fcum scarf too?

Ha ha fuck off Stoke

Some crazy results today

Where have you seen that?

 

says here its not true

 

but

 

http://www.independent.ie/sport/wigan-deny-reports-that-james-mcclean-was-dropped-for-refusing-to-wear-poppy-29742127.html

He's still a cunt

says here its not true

 

but

 

http://www.independent.ie/sport/wigan-deny-reports-that-james-mcclean-was-dropped-for-refusing-to-wear-poppy-29742127.html

Even if it was true, it should be his choice. Personally think people should wear one, but telling people to wear a poppy is ridiculous. It's all about people wanting to remember and wanting to do their bit for those who still need help - showing that you care.

 

When it becomes compulsory, it's no longer about people showing that sentiment, it's just a hollow badge.

Even if it was true, it should be his choice. Personally think people should wear one, but telling people to wear a poppy is ridiculous. It's all about people wanting to remember and wanting to do their bit for those who still need help - showing that you care.

 

When it becomes compulsory, it's no longer about people showing that sentiment, it's just a hollow badge.

 

 

So he doesn't want to remember the Irish who died in the war?

Edited November 10, 201312 yr by boltondiver

Until relatively recently quite a few clubs didn't even have the poppy symbol on their shirts:

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1225325/Poppy-power-Now-Premier-clubs-refusing-Sportsmails-campaign-honour-heroes.html

 

'That leaves only three in the Premier League — Manchester United, Liverpool and Bolton who will play at the weekend without a poppy on their shirts in stubborn defiance of public opinion.'

So he doesn't want to remember the Irish who died in the war?

I'm not condoning not wearing one, but I'm sure there is more to it than not wanting to respect the dead (I don't actually know his reasons apart from being from Derry.)

Edited November 10, 201312 yr by tomski

So he doesn't want to remember the Irish who died in the war?

 

Probably not. But it's his choice. Clubs should give players the option, then the fans can see which players do care - and judge them accordingly.

I'm not condoning not wearing one, but I'm sure there is more to it than not wanting to respect the dead (I don't actually know his reasons apart from being from Derry.)

 

 

I reckon he's forgotten his history

I reckon he's forgotten his history

May well have, but he sets himself up for a lot of grief not to wear one and I suspect in his own head he has his reasons what they are? Who knows, Irish history isn't a strong point of mine.