Do they do Leeds ones

Premier league and Lincoln city ones

Don't worry mate, this time next year we will be able to wear our premier league poppy badge with pride! MOT!

Postage is a bit steep £3.95

They missed a massive opportunity by not covering Scottish premiership teams. The Rangers fans would have bought about 50,000, many other teams would have bought some as well, but their 'Old Firm' friends across the city would have bought hee haw. :cry: The great sadness (cancer) of the west of Scotland.

No thanks. I'll just buy my paper poppy like I have since I was at junior school and I'll wear it until I throw it away after Nov 11.

I don't feel the need to link my poppy wearing with the team I go to watch.

Why do some have the year on them and others don't, pretty crap if you ask me.

Was about to buy then realised postage was £3.95 extra! Makes it a bit expensive!

Need to buy 25 for James McClean and his whole family.

Premier League and Lincoln City. Why Lincoln?

Ordered. Thanks op.

Glad they have my club WBA but can't help but think the creators or manufacturing of these are by a Lincoln City fan because you have the premier league club and then Lincoln city appear in the mix, pardon my language but WTF! :joy:

I want a Grimsby Town one, we are way bigger than Lincoln city! UTM!

Neat. Ordered a few for myself and colleagues. Also 10% TCB!

Thanks

Must of sold out of the Leeds ones allready

Don't buy the spurs one, you'll get too many pricks

the great poppy debate, fashion accessories or a fitting tribute to many dead soldiers.

Leeds jokers won't be leaving the championship for a very long time

Tacky looking crap.

Appreciate this is for charity, however either the clubs or the legion have missed a huge opportunity by only selecting a small number of clubs to participate in this. Would have loved to see a Bradford City pin in this

Thanks for the heads up. 5 poppy pin badges ordered. Heat added

Find out next Saturday!! Lincoln were bigger then town last season and was in a lower league to them!!!

And not just Premiership teams, what about the other divisions in the UK!

They just sell teams that fell from premiership last year without 2017. Last year's stock or design. I won't glorify war, it's still wrong to kill people even when it's in the name of war pathetic

Your comment makes it sound like you are part of that cancer.

You sure about that, guess you haven’t been looking at the attendances! :wink: UTI
They have Lincoln ones as someone asked if they would consider doing them, think from what I remember they had to get an idea of how much interest there was and how many would sell

So now remembrance Sunday is being consumed by consumerism. They'll be advertising these in January for rememberance 2018 no doubt.

Its in bomber command county. Tied heavily with BBMF, British Legion and other military charities.

If only everyone paid their taxes there would be no need for any charities to raise money for ex servicemen and women. Think of the millions effective stolen from HMRC by tax dodgers in this country

Failing to load on three browsers, just me or is it finished / gone / not working?

So, £6.93 then really

Must *have. Where do you get 'of' from? It doesn't even make sense. You may as well put the word 'cabbage' in there instead.

What's the deal here, are the pins on special offer?

Seems a good moment to highlight the good work done by @giantpoppywatch on Twitter.

No thanks. Cold. Poppies turning up everywhere, Tesco even had poppy pizza last year. Taking the piss a bit.

There is no debate when you're not willing to enter into one. If you go back and read what I wrote, you'll see there's a question mark there, it's a question... is this 'great debate' in your head? I'm not convinced by your premise that there is some 'great debate', you've taken exception to that view and lowered yourself to attacking with your 'clown' comment. I never said at any point that there isn't a 'great debate', perhaps I posed the question in some way that you felt uncomfortable with? You've moved your stance in your reply of course... apparently I said there is no debate but want to enter into a debate... the 'great' debate now demoted to simple 'debate'. If someone disagrees with your stance on something then they will/should give their reason for that disagreement, that's not entering into a 'great debate' or other at that point, it's simply an alternative view.

If you want to debate your premise and/or my view that there is no harm in poppies being worn for 'fashionable' reasons, I offered my view, again, you attacked that view with your 'clown' label rather that trying to engage. I'll try again, whether my view engages you and/or a debate is formed, is of course... debatable.

My father fought in WWII, Special Air Service, the charity means a lot to me and my family. It's a good thing of course that the Poppy Appeal lends some weight in giving a 'nod of respect' toward those who died, are still suffering/serving but that is secondary, generating income is the main focus of the charity, they wouldn't create and sell merchandise if it weren't. As such, if someone buys and wears (or doesn't wear), some form of Poppy Appeal merchandise, the charity really won't be too concerned. Personally, my family and I buy multiple poppies/other merchandise every year but like many other people, we also drop a few coins in the collection boxes when out and about without taking a Poppy... it's about money. The charity needs money to keep going, to support it's causes. I'm sure many would like the Poppy Appeal to have some profound impact on how people think but I'm also sure many won't care whether someone wears a Poppy (or other forms of merchandise), as a symbol of respect and/or some sort 'fashion accessory' as you put it. Indeed, if the Poppy is 'fashionable', it could be argued that that is a good thing for the charity as more revenue will be driven. Further, why can't charity merchandise be a 'fashion accessory' as well as a form of respect? The crucifix is the most recognised symbol across the world, it is worn as both a mark of respect and fashion. In some cases, it is worn by people of religious belief as both a mark of respect and fashion. Back to charity though, some people may give to the charity but not wear a poppy for some reason... they simply don't like the poppy symbol, it's not allowed in their place of work, they don't wish to put a pin through an expensive shirt... whatever, it's their choice... a choice that ironically, some people have died for to give them that choice. I really don't see a 'great debate' though over the symbol and how its purchasers/wearers choose to wear it unless of course it is disrespectful ie burning etc.

That's my view, it may prompt you/others to reply, if a debate ensues, that's a good thing as it is again, something people have died for to give us that privilege. Whatever the outcome, this is HotUKDeals, hardly the arena of 'great debate'.

What if postage was nearer £10? Would you be saying the same thing?

It's a bit lame that there are non PL teams there as well, and that United's one isn't a 2017 version.

What has the Poppy got to do with football?
Nothing....

Nice one ! Can't believe such a creep is still allowed to infest the English game with his petty bigotry.They're quick to come down on others at the merest HINT of what this creature gets away with
Credit to the makems - they saw through him immediately and loathed him

poppy fascists are out today

Whining PC dopes are mouthing off today (obviously told what to think by others - incapable of individual thought themselves) Go on - go out and bully a 12 year old girl selling them - like your pals do

What has a minutes silence for victims of terrorism/earthquakes/floods got to do with football ?

Shame there's no Watford one

Nothing but respect for James McClean for having the courage of his convictions and refusing to wear a poppy. Not really surprising given the atrocities carried out by the British Army in his home city

TBH Im from Dublin, and completely understand where he's coming from. I just thought it would be a funny joke. Wouldn't wear a poppy to save me life myself.

I have not bothered to read whatever garbage you have tyoed OH WHAT A WASTE OF TIME CLOWN!!! :wink:

I didn't know that Huddersfield Town had won three European Cups?

Huddersfield Town Yorkshires Number one

Lincoln City ones are sold out :cry: Wanted to get my dad one

Apparently Hull & Middlesbrough are Premiership clubs!

Go do your homework and tidy your room.

Agreed! Its seems to be promoted as more of a political thing nowadays! That's why I buy a white poppy! Peace y'all! :sunglasses:

LoL! What yiu been sniffing mate?

Amond grrrr

Coming from a self confessed lover of Where's Wally clobber, priceless :thumbsup:

Thousands of people died so that YOU could be alive today and all you can do is bicker about football,you're all sad very sad.

What has prostate cancer got to do with football?


Any thoughts on the atrocities carried our by the provos like the Shankill chip shop or Warrington McD's to name just a couple?



Are we on hot Eire deals then?



I take it you even declare it on your income when you find a fiver on the deck? :unamused:

Explain how you come to such a moronic conclusion ?
That a bigoted turd like McLean is seen for what he is ?
That makes it political does it ?
So what about his pathetic stand ? Wasn't that political ?

I think that you need a Pansy Pin Badge :wink:

Your site name is apt for your comments - apart from the u and the i should really be moved back to their original positions before the er.....flash of genius to change them round......wow. take all weekend to come up with that ?

Chelsea Pensioners?

The atrocities by your heroes outnumber several times over the numbers killed by British Army and the Loyalists. Not "a lot more" 4 or 5 times the combined number.
Of course Bigots like you never let facts or truth get in the way of your drooling brainwashed bigotry.
And just for the record - I'm of Irish ancestry too

Surprised that a Leeds fan would want to wear anything red :wink:

Seems he/she's bang in to his/her replica football tops, 'great outdoors' news reporter gear like North Face, 'street rat' sportswear/trainers and even Peaky Blinders tweed caps yet a wild guess says he/she goes around labelling anyone and everyone 'chavs' :unamused: especially those bowling around in far more expensive clobber than his/her taste seems to be, oh the irony.

why are you so angry?

cool story bro

You really need to read what he said and not what you think he said. You're reply was quite ironic though, i'll give you that.

Nah but they do Huddersfield ones though :wink:

Talking septic too now eh, proper sad but then again typical new breed North London degenerate so I don't expect no better.

Not even fit to lay some flowers on Denton's grave, two bob know nothing

I think you're needing to smoke some poppies and CTFO! :laughing:‌ :laughing:‌ :laughing:

Ordered some Everton ones

Did I offend your Britishness there m7? Sorry you got so triggered there chum.
Wear your wee tacky badge with pride son, Churchill himself would shed a tear... :joy:

My old man was Hungarian though you utter dinlow so try again without making yourself look a bigger xxxx than you have already :raised_hand:

Classic whataboutery. What does the IRA have to do with James McClean wearing the Poppy? The truth is the poppy is a show of support for the British Armed forces, the same armed forces who gunned down 14 innocent and unarmed civilians on the streets of his city. Of course he isn't going to want to wear it. Bringing the IRA into the discussion for some bizarre reason simply shows you're unable to debate the issue and are frantically trying to change the argument. My advice is to stop digging

Cut the innocence.
You know damn well where his rabid anti poppy stance is based

Just those 14 'innocent and unarmed civilians' were used as cover by Provo snipers so anyone with even the slightest bit of basic intelligence is well within their rights 'bringing the IRA into the discussion'.

What was the IRA doing whilst the British Army was dying in the poppy fields of Flanders again? Oh that's right, they was attacking a few geriatric old bill and half a dozen 14 year old conscripts at some Dublin post office over the Easter Bank holiday!

Shall we move on to WW2 and what the IRA was doing whilst the British Army was fighting Dritte Reich Deutschland? Erm that's right, their commander in chief Sean Russel was dying on Nazi U-boats whilst busy aiding that Third Reich German war effort!

Away with your feeble attempts at grabbing the moral high ground because you ain't got none!

Didn't the FA fine players for wearing a poppy arm band last year???

No they weren't. If you have to resort to blatant lies it doesn't exactly bode well for the point you're trying to make does it?

Yes I do know. He's a man who doesn't want to show support for the British Army, in the same way millions of Irishmen don't. He's perfectly entitled to not wear a poppy if he doesn't want to. They died in WW1 for our freedom so you HAVE to wear a poppy, bit of a contradiction there do you not think. Take your jingoism elsewhere

I totally agree with you that he's perfectly entitled not to wear a poppy so don't play in England taking the Queen's Shilling then!

Just play for some third rate 'anti establishment' filth like the Bohs, the terror apologists from the Eastend of Glasgow, the soap dodging dregs from the Reeperbahn, Livorno, Aris, Osasuna or any other number of vermin clubs like those I just mentioned then.......very simple don't you think?

I see this argument bandied about a lot and it's idiotic. Is wearing a poppy a prerequisite for working and earning money in England? I work in London and have never worn a poppy, same as millions of other English, Irish, Scottish etc. So far in my three years here I've never been asked to leave the country for the lack of a poppy but if that changes I'll let you know

He hates Britain and you too clearly, just like I hate say Romania and Eire, I wouldn't go to work in Bucharest or Dublin so why do you and him choose to work 'behind enemy lines'?

If I took a job in Saudi I'd not kick off about Mrs Loyal being expected to wear a head scarf, if you come to work in England don't kick off about being expected to wear a poppy......it ain't rocket science!

As a footballer he has untold options to play for clubs who have obscene bigoted 'leftist' yet nationalist leaning hierarchies and following that are compatible with his beliefs so he should join them!

'Just like I hate say Romania and Eire'. I think this statement says everything there is to know about you. Genuinely sad, it's the 21st century man and you're openly admitting hating countries and their people for whatever neanderthal reason it is that you have

You've been proclaiming your support for an individual's contempt for British identity and echoing his contempt for the Britain's military so I'm sorry you're not in any position to be sitting there in judgement of me are you.........it's also exactly why you conveniently ignored everything I said about the 'noble' volunteers of the IRA throughout the twentieth century, truth hurts eh :raised_hand:

Aw mate, comparing poppies to headscarfs :joy:

A custom held 365 days a year by the majority of the said countries female population vs a gimmick wore by a handful of mentalists afraid of losing their culture for a week in November. :grin:

Nah mate, he'l just play for who he wants, and have his wages paid into his Irish bank account, while upsetting snowflakes like yourself for not wearing an armband. :raised_hand:

Football and politics don't mix... eh?

Me snowflake? Blimey never been called that so thank you I must be becoming liberal in my old age after all.

He'll play for who he wants? He wouldn't fancy Madrid München or Milan, since childhood he dreamt of nothing more than the derelict car plants of the West Midlands hmmm ok.

His Irish Bank account? Last time I looked he comes from Northern Ireland, a wild stab in the dark suggests he would have a Northern Irish bank account and guess what? That's right, Northern Ireland is British :raised_hand:



Enjoy fascist :thumbsup:

SUPER LEEDS you mean!
I've had a similar one for years without the date on and a bit smaller, love it. Still buy the paper ones though for rest of the family. MOT WACCOE.

Because we have premier league fans UTI!

Pmsl :sweat_smile:‌ :poop:‌ :poop:‌ :poop:‌ :poop:‌ :poop:

He wants to show support for others that use bombs and guns against unarmed people yes I know. Like maybe 20% of your kind. Fortunately thats falling every year leaving just the drooling bigots like you left.
And maybe your judiciary. Couple of years ago Algerian and Pakistani "immigrants" brainwashed an American woman to murder a Swedish cartoonist. She and they were caught. The Irish judiciary let them walk free at first because its what they do - support rabid bigots wanting to murder proddies.
Only latter were they re-arrested - but it wasn't missed on this side of the Irish sea...... :joy:

This is hilarious. Talk about double standards.
YOU of all people lecturing someone else about hating people of a country for no reason - like your pal McLean as he's overpaid with the BRITISH pound - why doesn't he eff off elsewhere ?

Nothing to do with the patriarchal society FORCING THEM to wear said headscarves - and a LOT worse ? Brainwashhing them in schools......wait......I am seeing the connection.You lot are also brainwashed in your schools too. Religous bigotry is easiest enforced at an early age. Orwell knew this and made it a central point of 1984 - and you and Johnny Bigot will not doubt continue it yourselves and they theirs etc

So you're saying its "all lies" that which was documented and on TV ? PML - religous bigotry.....where lies become truth and truth lies.

They have just had 5000 delivered to the club shop this morning

Have they, is it open all day?

I got to go over Canwick way in a bit so I may well go down to the ground and grab one, I take it the club shop is by the ground?

(I'm new to the manor just in case you hadn't noticed).

Your cretinous stab in the dark is in fact incorrect! :relaxed:

I know you wouldn't have to worry about your financial affairs too much as you obviously let your good nation keep you in findus crispy pancakes but you can have a bank account in other countries than the one you reside in! Wow, you learned something today! :blush:

Obviously Mr McClean would rather his hard earned tax was reinvested into the country he plays for rather than the disputed state he was born in.

Do come back to me with some other pointless retort, I'll help you out with all this misinformation you seem to have acquired over your years down the local.

Hi yes the shop is at the ground, it's open 10 till 5

You wouldn't understand the point being made as you didn't make the comment that I was replying too. Stay out of a conversation where the quoted text doesn't involve you as you seem to get a bit confused with it all. :wink:

POLITICS? WTF YOU ON ABOUT?

He is employed in Britain yet pays tax to Eire hmmmm I'm no accountant or lawyer but if what you claim is true I got a feeling the powers that be might take a closer look in to this.

Interesting how you seem to know so much about his private personal affairs yet are unable to expand on why he wanted to play for West Brom in the country he hates rather than one of the giants of the game on the continent :thinking:

What you can have bank accounts in other countries than your own?



I never knew this but thanks for the info :thumbsup:

"Could you eat a fish supper Bobby Sands? :ninja:

He preferred lobster and they wouldn't supply him with none so he went without, little known fact that :face_with_monocle:

I just spoke to a lady there and she said she doubts they'd flog em all today but she's put a couple by for me and I'll grab em later, thanks for the info mate, much appreciated.

No problem mate. I think most will sell but not straight away. 6000 season ticket holders and 5000 badges, I'm going to pick mine up before the match tomorrow night!

She said to me there was 4000 rather 5000, I'm obviously not an Imps fan but they're my local club so I will be going to the odd game to lend them my support now we live here.

Have to say I am well impressed with the level of support they have for a 'small' provincial club and the immense pride the natives have in the side. Of course you see the regulation token donkeys in Manc tops but it's refreshing to see so many kids bowling around in Lincoln shirts too.

I'm going to pop up there now before the kids kick out of school

Wouldn't wash his hands that's why :fearful:

It's unbelievable how the club has grow in the space of 1 season. I suppose that's what success brings and of course some of the support will dwindle off but new fans equals more cash for the club which is really needed especially at this level of football. Great to see people like yourself taking an interest

Not the most hygienic approach after the way he made a mess of his cell walls either :poop:




Though your team will always be your team when you're not anywhere near it you may as well show an interest in someone local. And being someone who has lived in quite a few far-flung places I see nothing wrong in 'supporting' the/a local club a bit. Ironically enough we moved in to our new gaff up here the day Lincoln were away at the goons in the quarter final of the cup, how I wanted to see you's turn them over that day :grin:

I work with an Imps season ticket holder, right nice lad he is and I have said I will pop down to a game or two with him this season, anyway been down there and all sorted.....



Added to the football selection that gets worn rather than the ones that were bought as souvenirs for the collection :wink:

Coming from the prat who poked his nose into the conversation in the first place.....but that is your kind to a T. Whine when you get back what you dish out when you find your laughably limited IQ not up to the job in hand

COYL !

NOLU :wink:

Fifa 18 nintendo switch

The Biggest Small Club in the World

Typical dont generalise I would have definitely bought one and I am still in the champions league not the petrofac training cup and lots of my bhoys would too

but would the sevco fans

Dream on. I am not stupid, and have lived in the west of of oor we country for very many years. Have loads of friends and acquaintances who are tims, not one of them would be seen dead with one. All due to your daft allegiances to all things from the bits of Ireland's past that you choose to want to remember, and link yourselves to. All sane people would have moved on. We get non stop IRA songs from you lot, and similar silly songs from your bigot brothers on the other side of the city. Non old firm fans are sick of it all.

So very true Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :grin:



Sat amongst the green dregade proudly wearing that 'bloodstained poppy' on your hoops?

Yeah course :unamused: