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Bugger off.You a cheese head o here !?
Bugger off.You a cheese head o here !?
??Bugger off.
Single tickets from £55 to £125How much are tix?
Tuppence a bag?
That is not a bad price. I would go to more games here across the pond if I could get them at that rate off of stubhub or the like.Single tickets from £55 to £125
Yeah it’s a great price but to be sure I get the bears game I’m going to purchase the other game too a two ticket season ticket ?That is not a bad price. I would go to more games here across the pond if I could get them at that rate off of stubhub or the like.
I have a flag I had made British beats with salute to service emblem and a poppy for our service men and woman and of course the bear head in middle
The poppy was meant as a nice gesture as it is in the Union Jack after allSo people have the same bizarre association between the NFL and the military in the UK?
The poppy was meant as a nice gesture as it is in the Union Jack after all
Our military at times work side by side so it kind of fitted into that thought process when designing the flag ??No, I get it. Still, it is a strange association. Why not an emblem for firefighters? Or police officers? Or doctors?
Our military at times work side by side so it kind of fitted into that thought process when designing the flag ??
no lol our military work together ?Side by side with NFL players? What?
It’s a huge platform to shout from and get the message of how we appreciate the military don’t see how you don’t get itwell, I should hope so
still strange to associate the military with the NFL
well, I should hope so
still strange to associate the military with the NFL
Well put kenny !I don't think it's really a thing in the UK, certainly not compared to the association you see with sporting events and the military in the US. A few soccer clubs have remembrance day events , but for the most part, we don't have national anthems at club games, military bands, flyovers, or returning service men etc.
Over recent years the British Govt have certainly tried to promote the same sort of reverence to returning servicemen that you commonly see in the US but I don't think it sits as well with the public here. I think people in the UK are generally more cynical about our military adventures overseas realising that, for the most part, they are usually a product of self interest.
But don't want to derail this into a right and wrong about whether the military should be celebrated - just wanted to say that it isn't such a big thing here and will be more down to personal choice - Flinty clearly want so to celebrate the closeness between the US and UK and his flag is well intentioned and reflects that.
Now, c'mon, does anyone want to buy a Panthers Bucs ticket, there's at least a couple going cheap????