james mclean

[Beaty]

That Old Chestnut 'The Poppy'.

B

 

[Michael P Splonk]

Did you know Rod Stewart isn't even from Scotland?
He's from London, but his father was from Glasgow.
Great commitment from him to travel up and down to games.

I knew that actuallly Mick. Pub quiz question.

 

[dsfella]

Did not see a poppy on Martin O'Neill's geansai either.Nice fella is Martin.

 

[pat d shaker]

Do the Celtic jerseys have poppys

 

[dsfella]

Do the Celtic jerseys have poppys

Allegedly they eat spuds prior to all home games.

 

[pat d shaker]

Allegedly they eat spuds prior to all home games.

Well they do say that Celtic are proud of the Irish connection

 

[Roundyfield]

Well done Jim, just as bad as the flag waving, real American crowd on Fox News in the states. Hypocritical, simple minded bullies.

 

[mickohall]

i'm surprised no one has mentioned celtic scum yet in this thread.

fuck off celtic scum!

 

[D'oriel]

They can't be much of a "friend" if they damned him for wearing a Poppy in remembrance of all his fellow Irish men who perished in the First World War.

I doubt if his near family would damn him.

And as for his former neighbours - Fuck them!

I keep seeing you referring only to WW1 in relation to wearing the poppy.

You do understand that it's in memory of ALL British and Commonwealth servicemen and women who died since 1914?

Regardless of what position you take on this, your knowledge of what it represents seems lacking.

 

[Lapsy Pa]

Do the Celtic jerseys have poppys

They do.

They had a minute silence impeccably observed before the game today as well as the reading out of the names of all the Celtic players who died serving in the british army