Gestures for the the Queen before West Ham game

[coollino]

people like flags in 2k22? cool

 

[blulouie]

Lots of people recognise it. I’m quite good at recognising a variety of national flags.

Out of interest mate what's your National Flag?

 

[Goat]

Rule, Britannia! rule the waves:
Britons never will be slaves.

 

[Ruairi77]

Very true

The alternative is let every country adopt a non identity policy , tear down all the borders , abolish passports would that be any better ?

in time, yeah, probably.

 

[davids]

Rule, Britannia! rule the waves:
Britons never will be slaves.

Lord grant that Marshal Wade

May by thy mighty aid

Victory bring.

May he sedition hush,

And like a torrent rush,

Rebellious Scots to crush.

God save the King!

 

[davids]

Fans interrupt silence for The Queen at Goodison Park by booing

Respects have been paid across the top-flight and the country after the Queen's passing last week, with managers leading teams out before a minute of remembrance and the national anthem.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Very very naughty.?‍?

 

[AsiaAsia82]

Didn’t the UK try a republic before and it ended up just as nepetismic and run by a despot?
Maybe todays politicians are more commendable….

Oh hold on

 

[andydgg]

Ridiculous display of the brainwashing that the royal pr machine has achieved. I was at a half marathon and got shh'd by an aggressive looking royalist female when I said it was brainwashing like a nazi rally and I was offended by it all, all they needed was a few sieg heils at the end of the 'silence'. Why do they need to 'pay respect' at a sporting event, can't they do it somewhere private?

 

[The binman chronicles]

Fans interrupt silence for The Queen at Goodison Park by booing

Respects have been paid across the top-flight and the country after the Queen's passing last week, with managers leading teams out before a minute of remembrance and the national anthem.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Very very naughty.?‍?

As always various grounds but we get the bad press just as per the pitch invasions last year.

 

[MikeH72]

Fans interrupt silence for The Queen at Goodison Park by booing

Respects have been paid across the top-flight and the country after the Queen's passing last week, with managers leading teams out before a minute of remembrance and the national anthem.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Very very naughty.?‍?

Anything about the boos at Big Red’s champions league game?

 

[davids]

Anything about the boos at Big Red’s champions league game?

Wasn't at either,but then it is the Mail.

 

[Blue_Berry]

Difficult to see anything when your head is bowed boot licking.

And this from the person who insists that the Queen spent 'most of the year on holiday in Scotland.'

And by the way, I'm no monarchist, but I do have respect and tolerance for those that are.

However your bigotry - which is what I'm railing against here - prevents you from seeing that.

When dealing with such entrenched ignorance we waste our breath in trying to present perspective.

I'll leave you to your cave mate.

 

[Pilks]

Some proper embarrassing kopitery here. Whether you agree or disagree with the monarchy and/or national identity is irrelevant.

Booing a silence respecting a death - any death - is classless and bang out of order. We rightly slagged off the mutants for booing the anthem (and Abide With Me) last year, and discussed whether they would 'shame the city' before the Ajax game last week.

Turning our own (admittedly minority) disturbance yesterday into some kind of republican statement is kopite whataboutery. When we stoop to their level we should get out of the gutter again, not revel in it.

We're better than that. Or we should be.

 

[andydgg]

what's more embarrassing is the fawning and forelock tugging by the brainwashed.

 

[Papa Shango]

Bingo

It's one of the benefits of living in a democracy , some things you like & some you don't.
As long as we don't berate others for the views they have if they differ from our own.

Hmm kind of.

Don't totally agree with the last sentence. Part of that freedom is to be able to question what others do (as long as it is done respectfully of course).