The boring police have turned up

Presumably you don't go to matches then or you would know that Eddie is something of a legend. His lap of honour in high heels rather brought a lump to the throat. Nobody had anything but praise for the man and how he dresses was about as relevant as a very irrelevant thing

You don't half take yourself seriously, don't you? So because you don't agee with other people's opinions on this, you take the moral high ground. That makes you just as bad as the person that abused your so called legend.

I don't have any strong views on this type of subject but everyone is a bit strange in their own way so it's live and let live for me. Perhaps women dressing up in jeans, trainers and a Palace shirt is that men's cloths ? Is that almost the same thing. Eddie is a character and seems a very good person that's enough for me

I was at Wembley on Saturday and got involved with the guy who was abusing Eddie Izzard at the top of his voice Telling Eddie 'he was a F@ck*ng disgrace' amongst other things on the steps walking up to the turnstiles.

The t*** who was in his 20's was off his face, very aggressive, with wild eyes and acting extremely hyper (so may have been under the influence of something else as well? Also he wanted to take the world on including me as I told him to 'Bugger Off & grow up'.

This guy then changed his mind about lamping me and went on his way.

Other fans then surrounded Eddie and he was chatting and posing for photos.

Eddie said he is used to people reacting to him in that sort of way and it was no surprise to him at all. He didn't react or provocate the t*** at all nor was he particularly phased by it either.

Eddie was in trousers and wearing a Palace shirt by the way no high heels at all!

If my son had the same mentality of Eddie izzard, I would prefer he was confident enough to walk as the person he feels he is. Perhaps you'd prefer your children to live a suppressed, internal misery, unable to share their own identity, than risk embarrassing you.