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Its 100% a sectarian narrative , what with the red hand too.
Obviously just my opinion, but its so tired to keep rolling out sectarian rubbish. We should keep it as far away from our club as we can, not endorsing it, promoting it and making money off the division.
An England crest (three lions)
Red Hand of Ulster
An English Second division team
A Scottish premier league team
A crown symbolising the royal family
An England flag
Another flag that has the England flag in it but also contains a Scottish flag and the flag of St Patrick.
It’s a busy old thing. I’ve read books with less information.
Not for me but hope any money raised serves all of the communities of Walsall.
Theres no doutbing that, ISSA were brilliant in the pandemic and the things you do for the community. But i do have an issue with pushing this narrative.
I only support Walsall mate, have no real love for any other team, which includes England.
When we have an element who still gurn like naughty kids when singing an openly sectarian song at our games, whilst the badge in and of itself isn’t sectarian it further aligns WFC with a certain point of view.
The good news is that I’ve stood right with people who start the flute song and it’s clear that most share a brain cell and have no idea what they are singing. At Milton Keynes I was right in amongst them. I followed up with an attempt at “build my gallows” another Rangers song - completely bambozzled.
I then gave “come out you Black and Tans”. A rebel/republican song. I may as well have been singing Mulligan and O’hare.
Honestly, thick as mince. They just know the flute song is a bit “edgy”.
I’d happily take them into any boozer in South Armagh for a real “edge”. If it comes out in Drogheda I suspect the locals will see it as clownish and mildly amusing. It’s hard to get proper angry with people who are obviously complete nobheads.
I’ve no problem with people celebrating their culture and identity. And if you’re patriotic and enjoy the flags and all that, then carry on. Busy badges are fine too.
Just as long as it doesn’t descend into the entitled bollocks about what’s “ours”. It never has been “ours”. It’s always been “theirs”. You’ve just been looking at the wrong “them”.