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By:
Guybrush Threepwood
When: 06 Nov 09 12:43
Bit selfish then. So german people do not need to wear poppies, nor non british nationals. Ot is it a choice for foreigners.
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 12:43
arsenalman 06 Nov 13:41


RMB doesn't aftertime is 100% correct, a lack of a poppy on a football shirt does not show disrespect

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In your opinion, i respect his opinion, even if it is opinions like this that have led to the breakdown of morals in this country.
By:
arsenalman
When: 06 Nov 09 12:45
"it is opinions like this that have led to the breakdown of morals in this country" Bit out of context there I feel...
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 12:45
Guybrush Threepwood 06 Nov 13:43


Bit selfish then. So german people do not need to wear poppies, nor non british nationals. Ot is it a choice for foreigners.

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If living and earning in Britain, yes they should.
By:
Guybrush Threepwood
When: 06 Nov 09 12:45
So should all british born taliban supporters have to wear poppies too?
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 12:47
Guybrush Threepwood 06 Nov 13:45


So should all british born taliban supporters have to wear poppies too

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Grow up
By:
Guybrush Threepwood
When: 06 Nov 09 12:47
So it is no then.
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 12:49
NO its "Breaktime is over" its back to school now.
By:
RMB doesn't aftertime
When: 06 Nov 09 12:49
Break time over? Do you feel you're losing this argument that spectacularly that you have to curtail it?
By:
spyker
When: 06 Nov 09 12:50
Some of you obv need a history lesson in how the poppy became a symbol as it certainly isn't British! Google 'moina michael' if you think it is British!
By:
Guybrush Threepwood
When: 06 Nov 09 12:51
I am just saying it should not be compulsory to force everyone to wear a poppy. If it means so much to you and your family then wear it and we all understand why. But do not force it upon those who do not care about it and means nothing to them.
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 12:51
Unpatriotic people really P.iss me off.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
By:
redknapps_stepover
When: 06 Nov 09 12:53
God save the German queen who is married to a Greek? That's pretty patriotic.
By:
arsenalman
When: 06 Nov 09 12:53
Oh no!! not another Villa fan who exactly are these unpatriotic people?
By:
MALAY
When: 06 Nov 09 12:54
Oh no!! not another Villa fan 06 Nov 13:51


Unpatriotic people really P.iss me off.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN


so you must respect the irish republicans who fought the british oppressors in their country.
By:
RMB doesn't aftertime
When: 06 Nov 09 12:55
How are you managing to confuse the right to have a choice over whether you and your organisation do or do not wear poppies with a lack of patriotism? Your logic is fundamentally flawed.
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 12:57
MALAY 06 Nov 13:54


Oh no!! not another Villa fan 06 Nov 13:51


Unpatriotic people really P.iss me off.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN


so you must respect the irish republicans who fought the british oppressors in their country

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Don't know enough about it to comment on it.

And i am not saying everyone should be forced to wear one, just big organisations like Football clubs, should be made, by the F.A to comply
By:
Wedontneednostinkinbadges
When: 06 Nov 09 12:58
the beeb will be aghast
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 12:59
And did those feet in ancient time
Walk upon England's mountains green
And was the holy lamb of God
On England's pleasant pastures seen

And did the countenance divine
Shine forth upon our clouded hills
And was Jerusalem builded here
Among those dark Satanic mills

Bring me my bow of burning gold
Bring me my arrows of desire
Bring me my spears o'clouds unfold
Bring me my chariot of fire

I will not cease from mental fight
Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand
'Til we have built Jerusalem
In England's green and pleasant land
'Til we have built Jerusalem
By:
RMB doesn't aftertime
When: 06 Nov 09 12:59
Why should the FA make every club comply with this now? Football clubs have never had poppies sewn onto shirts until recently. What's changed to make it so insulting that it doesn't happen now but it was fine for teams not to have poppies on their shirts all the way through the 50's-90's?
By:
bbc2
When: 06 Nov 09 13:00
the premiership is nothing to do with the fa
By:
spyker
When: 06 Nov 09 13:02
Baffles me how a song about workers striking over modernisation in a flour mill in London became a patriotic song!
By:
padlock
When: 06 Nov 09 13:03
f**k em who cares,invaded more countries than any other...
By:
arsenalman
When: 06 Nov 09 13:04
In that song villa Jerusalem as a metaphor for Heaven, a place of universal love and peace, not very apt
By:
spyker
When: 06 Nov 09 13:04
For 'song' read 'poem'
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 13:04
bbc2 06 Nov 14:00


the premiership is nothing to do with the fa

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WOT
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 13:05
padlock 06 Nov 14:03


f**k em who cares,invaded more countries than any other...

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:)

P.M.S.L
By:
RMB doesn't aftertime
When: 06 Nov 09 13:05
bbc2 - more inaccuracies.

1) It's not called the Premiership and hasn't been for a few years.

2) The F.A. Premier League is the league's official title and that gives a clue in the title wouldn't you say? It clearly does have at least a little bit to do with the F.A.
By:
MALAY
When: 06 Nov 09 13:06
would they not be better flinging in all thepremier league players bonuses for a week into a pot for the injured and pensioned from Blairs crazy war, in fact a month's bonuses, they can afford it, instead of this hollow, pathetic, poppy on a shirt nonsense.
By:
Steveirll
When: 06 Nov 09 13:07
Poppy - here we are not all Brits on here !
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 13:07
Great thread though BBC

Wish i could stay a bit longer, got to go and get my head shaved.

Good luck in your betting all of you.

And don't forget your Poppies ;)
By:
bbc2
When: 06 Nov 09 13:10
no it doesnt rmb an independant organisation no mention of fa
By:
Sir Digby Chicken Caesar
When: 06 Nov 09 13:10
People have the choice to wear poppies or not, that kind of choice is exactly the kind of freedom that soldiers fought for, particularly in WWII, if we go down the route of FORCING people to wear them they may have well not made all the sacrifices they did.

I'll be wearing my poppy but I won't be acting like a Nazi to try to force everyone else to wear one.
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 13:16
bbc2 06 Nov 14:10


no it doesnt rmb an independant organisation no mention of fa

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Nearly all football in England is run by the F.A
By:
Oh no!! not another Villa fan
When: 06 Nov 09 13:17
Even my under 13 side has to be registered with the F.A, before they are allowed to play.
By:
RMB doesn't aftertime
When: 06 Nov 09 13:19
I think he's just on a wind up now because he lost the original argument so decisively.
By:
bbc2
When: 06 Nov 09 13:21
the premiership is an umbrella organisation to market said league sky and sponsoship deals.
By:
bbc2
When: 06 Nov 09 13:23
the fa neogotiates the coca cola side facup carling cup etc
By:
bbc2
When: 06 Nov 09 13:24
along with the international side
By:
CailiniDeas8
When: 06 Nov 09 13:24

CailiniDeas8 06 Nov 11:45
Make love not war.
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