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You're so funny :lolol: I know what toerags means. And "slaaaags". Can't believe you're deriding the WI though. They did their bit during the war too. Harsh.

No idea, it was sort of an assumption that they would (or at least that the club would: I've no doubt there is an element amongst their fans who wouldn't).

:wave: Why not do a quick search on NSC for "the Londonderry Pele", while you're here? On second thoughts I'm not surprised you haven't thought of that though, you come across as the sort of comedy caricature of an old Chelsea fan who wakes up every morning and is disappointed to find it's not...

http://www.seagullspics.com/brighton-and-hove-albion-v-wigan-athletic/print/10378070.html He's got one of those little enamel pins just to the left of the Albion badge on his jacket. He's also holding a large wreath of red flowers. I'm no expert, but I imagine there's a good chance they're...

Yes.

I found myself wondering what people's views would have been if Paddy McCourt- also being from Derry- had expressed the same view. (I had a little look at the match worn shirts online and his, poppy and all, is definitely on there). I see what you're saying, but I don't think McLean has either...

Taking it a bit far, IMHO. Perhaps he feels like the act of remembrance itself is more important than being seen to be remembering.

This comes up every year, you can't claim to be surprised? Presumably their rationale is the same or similar to that expressed yesterday by James McLean. Whilst I think the act of Remembrance is extremely important, I also think it has to be a personal decision to express that by the physical...