Unlike their Scottish and Welsh counterparts the English Football Association continue to play God Save the Queen, the British national anthem, even when England are playing other British nations. Why?, you may well ask. Well, according to Premier League chairman Dave Richards:
“There’s no distinction between English and British.”
How utterly bizarre. These people reside on a wholly different planet to the fans that they are supposed to represent.
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Spain - England 1/4 Final Euro 1996
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Jerusalem being sung @ Twickenham @ RWC opening ceremony 2015 Ahead of the England v Fiji game
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"Never again will I stand for the national anthem" - Academic Kehinde Andrews argues 'God Save the Queen' and the Union Jack are symbols of Britain's colonial past #viewsnight