You need to speak to Cucking if that's the case

Clinton is Clinton. I have known him for a long time, I know his mother... Simon Jordan

The poppy isn’t meant to be a political symbol but it is a massively politicised one.

And this obsession over whether footballers where them while they play is anything but traditional.

This year, I will wear a poppy for the last time

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Well bully for you.

The fact is that Governments in the West particularly have realised that huge war casualties are not acceptable to the public. Vietnam was probably the final straw.
Many men were sacrificed in needless ways during a number of wars, particularly WW1 and their sacrifice should not be forgotten in order to make some political point. While humans exist there will always be conflict.

I did.

Let's be honest. Wearing the poppy or not wearing the poppy or any other act or lack of it can be construed as political.
I don't blame any veteran for being resentful. I bloody would be. We must all do what we feel is appropriate. We all have ou own sentiments about war and that is fine. There is no high ground on this as far as I'm concerned.

It only takes a very cursory bit of investigation to find that the rules aren't drawn up by FIFA at all, but actually by a body called the International Football Association Board (IFAB).

Given that it takes a 75% majority decision to introduce or amend a rule of the game, it's absolutely beyond doubt that British football officials approved the rule to ban political symbolism from international football fixtures, which makes Theresa May's xenophobic "how dare these pesky foreigners tell us what to do?" rhetoric look more than a little bit thin
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