Re: O/T St.Georges Day&those whose don't appreciate it!!!!! : Sat Apr 11, 2009 10:41 am  

Wembley71 wrote:

Its only a racist act if they were doing it because of their, or your, race. More likely it was just a couple of scroats who happen to be of a different ethnic background. It's low-life scum acting true to type, but it's almost certainly nothing to do with race.

BTW, St George was the Lebanese son of a Palestinian woman and a Roman soldier. An appropriate patron for our multicultural nation to be proud of, I'd say.

Not forgetting the Plantagenet (French) St.George flag, and Three Lions crest, showing our true spirit of European integration as well!!

Re: O/T St.Georges Day&those whose don't appreciate it!!!!! : Sat Apr 11, 2009 8:33 pm  

Walt Mooney Fan Club wrote:

Not forgetting the Plantagenet (French) St.George flag, and Three Lions crest, showing our true spirit of European integration as well!!

We can`t as an England Nation fly the St George Flag irrespective of its origins but the Irish tricolor ( which has its roots from the FR ) is allowed to adorn countless pubs et al on the 17th March... Hypocracy rules supreme........

: Sat Apr 11, 2009 9:00 pm  

I'm flying the flag

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: Sat Apr 11, 2009 9:10 pm  

FredParky wrote:

I'm flying the flag

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But which one St Fred.......

: Sat Apr 11, 2009 9:54 pm  

I fly my St Georges flag outside my house up to England getting knocked out of whatever competition at QF stage as usual

St Georges Days, I genuinely couldn't care less. Don't even know, or want to know what it is, or when it is.

: Sat Apr 11, 2009 10:34 pm  

Leeeigh Leeeigh wrote:

I fly my St Georges flag outside my house up to England getting knocked out of whatever competition at QF stage as usual

St Georges Days, I genuinely couldn't care less. Don't even know, or want to know what it is, or when it is.

But no doubt you make an effort to partake in the odd pint of Guinness or Leek soup..........

: Sun Apr 12, 2009 9:05 am  

Leeeigh Leeeigh wrote:

I fly my St Georges flag outside my house up to England getting knocked out of whatever competition at QF stage as usual

St Georges Days, I genuinely couldn't care less. Don't even know, or want to know what it is, or when it is.

So its like new then?


Sorry couldn't resist

Re: O/T St.Georges Day&those whose don't appreciate it!!!!! : Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:02 am  

Bartholemew Smythe wrote:

We can`t as an England Nation fly the St George Flag irrespective of its origins but the Irish tricolor ( which has its roots from the FR ) is allowed to adorn countless pubs et al on the 17th March... Hypocracy rules supreme........

Your free to fly your St Georges cross if you wish, no-ones stopping you