Danny Dyer And The ‘RA

In Blog, Humour, Politicsby Fedayn29 Comments

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Willie Frazer has been leading calls for the BBC to apologise for having a ‘GAA jersey’ appear on an episode of Eastenders.

As it happens the jersey is a school jersey that represents St.Patrick’s College, Ballymena in Rugby as well as other codes. But facts aside the man who led the ‘Flag Protests’ and his supporters are doing their nuts.

Here’s the complaint page if you’d like to join Willie in an attack on that notorious republican broadcaster – the BBC:

BBC in terrorist supporting gaffe.

 

Comments

  1. the queen had no complaints when she toured the gaa jesus wept

  2. the queen had no complaints when she toured the gaa jesus wept

  3. The GAA should sue the be Jasus out of Willie Frazer for the remarks & the associations.

  4. The GAA should sue the be Jasus out of Willie Frazer for the remarks & the associations.

  5. This made my blood boil. An uneducated fucktard of the highest order. . .

  6. This is Danny.

    Celebrity agony uncle Danny Dyer provoked outrage yesterday when he told Zoo magazine readers that a heartbroken boyfriend should “cut his ex’s face, so no one will want her”.

  7. The BBC cover’s Northern GAA games, as well as the London clubs.

  8. Silly Willie the BBC showed a girl in a GAA top on Valentines day, so what . Thinking about it, it’s a bit like you a CUPID STUNT

  9. An Orange dinasouar. When will him as their ilk realise they live in Ireland . Bollocks

  10. An Orange dinasouar. When will him as their ilk realise they live in Ireland . Bollocks

  11. Her right royal highness! seems to have no problem and if it’s good enough for the Queen of England !!!! And so good of the Irish people to forgive, all that they have endured under the British rule, 800yrs of pain, loss and suffering!!!!!

  12. I think a back to education programme may be in order for this Frazer person….

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