Baleforce
Terry Naylor
It’s just slap in the face after slap in the face.
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It’s just slap in the face after slap in the face.
MartyFunkhouser
George Hunt
Fulham have done it and I know there is more community green space in their borough, but no excuse
MartyFunkhouser
George Hunt
Yeh, yesterday, the decision making on which cross to put on the club comms was the final nail on the crucifixion
"we accept that we were stuck between a rock and a hard place but ultimately we have let the religious nut jobs down"
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glasgowspur
Paul Stewart
Maybe we didn't put crosses on the post to spare Vicario as he appears to be allergic to them.
glasgowspur
Paul Stewart
Or perhaps they were going for a different symbolism for easter and went with the egg, but as everyone knows the chicken comes first.
Lemonade Money
Colin Calderwood
Missed opportunity to do a badge mock-up with a chicken and an egg.
Yiddo
Dimitar Berbatov
Some of our fan base will definitely find it offensive.
*Lest
MartyFunkhouser
George Hunt
That too
robp135
Peter Taylor
I’m fine with that. Just be consistent.
Gazza
Paul Robinson
Yeah fair enough, that’s the he correct answer.
It’s a football club, not some entity that’s going to make people more religious or individuals feel like they belong more. Can’t even say merry Xmas these days without people correcting you by saying “Seasons greetings”.
It’s all bollox in my opinion.
thfcsteff
Sonny Walters
...I mean...depends whose cooking and what it is?????
Where can’t you say Merry Xmas any more?
Which ones? I would be interested to see any legitimate links to this
A quick google shows Walmart advised employees to use Happy Holidays when greeting customers, advice which was then withdrawn. That was 21 years ago.
Anything more recent?