You’ve just missed one little 3 letter word out there, but it is quite important. That word is not, as in: The FA did not change their own policy, as they did not consider the poppy to be a political symbol.His ribbon gesture has not breached any football regulations. After changing its rules this season, European governing body UEFA now bans only offensive messages from being displayed and that position is shared by the Football Association
Would love thatHe's worn it all season , and 48 hours before a cup final they decide to charge him , what a surprise , maybe if we win , we can tie a big yellow ribbon around the League Cup trophy alongside the blue and white , that would be a big F8ck off to the f.a.rce
NoWonder if this has any connection to the decision by Abu Dhabi to withdraw funding from the Bernabeu stadium improvement.
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His ribbon gesture has not breached any football regulations. After changing its rules this season, European governing body UEFA now bans only offensive messages from being displayed and that position is shared by the Football Association
I don’t think there is a chance he will back down. He has principles which he lives by, something those sleaze bags at the FA won’t understand for a minute. This will play and play.Hope you are right, but it is his stubbornness that worries me and makes me think he might not back down.
If the FA only have jurisdiction over the FA Cup then not it's not really a problem until next year's FA Cup (or the Charity Shield?) but if their remit covers Premier League then this has potential to escalate quite rapidly.