O/T Millwall rememberance kit

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fozmaster

fozmaster

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What a wonderful idea.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/29949643

Hoping to raise money for Headley court. Cant think of an easier way to make money for the lads and lasses of our armed services. I would buy one that's for sure.

HCAFC did their bit inviting the armed services to the game last week, to be honest any person serving in the forces should get free admission every week if there are empty seats. Fill up the ground.

CTID
 
Talking to a Millwall lad I know pretty well off another forum.
Apparently this is just the tip of the iceberg for what the club does in its local community.

Respect
 
I've said on here 3 or 4 times I think we should do a special charity shirt every year for whoever our nominated charity is.

Fair play to Millwall, didn't they have a prostate cancer charity on the front of their shirts last season as well?
 
Fantastic idea,well done Millwall. But do you think they lost because the players couldn't see each other?
 
Davies Headband said:
I've said on here 3 or 4 times I think we should do a special charity shirt every year for whoever our nominated charity is.

Fair play to Millwall, didn't they have a prostate cancer charity on the front of their shirts last season as well?
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Can't remember the details but I believe they gave up the front of the shirt for free to somebody
 
Well done, Millwall.

It's a shame that Irish **** James McLean made a big song and dance about not wearing a poppy again.
 
Patches O'Houlihan said:
Well done, Millwall.

It's a shame that Irish **** James McLean made a big song and dance about not wearing a poppy again.
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He didn't, he wrote to the chairman to explain his position and the club decided to make it public to stop people complaining.

It takes integrity to stand up for what you believe in especially when your going to come up against some criticism for it, fair play to the lad.
 
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