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oldboy

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A player refusrs to wear a poppy as he supports the ira. Miliband says nothing and yet di canio gets both barrels.

 

Goldstone Rapper

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• Apr 3, 2013

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Who supports the IRA? It may serve your perspective to create a strawman but be careful about what you are accusing someone of.

 

Diego Napier

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oldboy said:

A player refusrs to wear a poppy as he supports the ira. Miliband says nothing and yet di canio gets both barrels.

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Are you a "reporter" for the Daily Star or Sun?

Just askin' as that reads like their shallow, inane and inaccurate drivel

 

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oldboy

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The mans name was mclean.

 

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oldboy

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Im sure im right maybe somthing on internet about it.

 

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oldboy

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Yep im right as always.

 

Goldstone Rapper

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Where does it say he supports the IRA?

 

The Buttery Biscuit Base

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oldboy said:

Yep im right as always.

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He may have a grown up in a dissident area of Derry, a very catholic area. But you are not right. He has never said he openly supports the activities of the IRA, I'd be very careful what you are saying...

 

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oldboy

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A report in the telegraph.. He had death threats one ex soldier got pinched sent bullets to him. He had close his network-socaial down. He chose to play for republic.etc. Why do you think he chose not to wear it then. As i said miliband didnt quit for that did he.

 

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oldboy

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Buttery.. Would you like to take a bet on it ile send you my address and trust you to pay up.

 

Medwayseagull

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oldboy said:

Buttery.. Would you like to take a bet on it ile send you my address and trust you to pay up.

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What an ignorant ill-informed individual you are - Palace by any chance ?

 

Guinness Boy

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• Apr 3, 2013

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What did you do with the time you saved in not typing the 'o' and 'u' in the title? Watch Palace's goal attempts from St Paddy's Day? Scratch your ear? Open a chocolate? Listen to the best bits of a Bucks Fizz album? Knock one out?

 

Dan Gleeballs

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Old boy or young boy?

 

clapham_gull

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oldboy said:

A player refusrs to wear a poppy as he supports the ira. Miliband says nothing and yet di canio gets both barrels.

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If you considered the Poppy Appeal as a political activity then you are possibly correct.

 

StonehamPark

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Dan Gleeballs said:

Old boy or young boy?

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Or option 3:

Moron.

 

Kumquat

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oldboy said:

A report in the telegraph.. He had death threats one ex soldier got pinched sent bullets to him. He had close his network-socaial down. He chose to play for republic.etc. Why do you think he chose not to wear it then. As i said miliband didnt quit for that did he.

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the telegrah :0)

 

mistahclarke

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Diego Napier said:

Are you a "reporter" for the Daily Star or Sun?

Just askin' as that reads like their shallow, inane and inaccurate drivel

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Barrel of Fun

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• Apr 3, 2013

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clapham_gull said:

If you considered the Poppy Appeal as a political activity then you are possibly correct.

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It's become that, hasn't it? Not the original intention, but Britain has changed a great deal since the inception of the poppy. We are in a state of play whereby public figures are being questioned as to why they are not wearing a poppy.

 

Grombleton

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I swear, reading the OP's posts i've actually contracted some sort of terminal illness. It's that potent in its retardedness.

 

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Barrel of Fun said:

It's become that, hasn't it? Not the original intention, but Britain has changed a great deal since the inception of the poppy. We are in a state of play whereby public figures are being questioned as to why they are not wearing a poppy.

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And for an American custom imported just like Halloween and the Coca Cola red Santa it sure upsets out "Patriots" when the British line isn't toed.

I make a more public display of the Poppy than most,my generation had Grandparent connections to WW1,parental connections to WW2 and deep respect for "Tommy Atkins" where ever her served.
I just don't feel the need to question the choice of others.