Wrexham, James McClean and remembrance sunday

Wrexham fans heard singing chant after James McClean refused to stand with teammates for Remembrance silence
After the minute's silence, the Daily Mail report that some Wrexham supporters inside the Racecourse Ground chanted he "hates the f***ing King", which refers to the British monarchy. Back in April, after Wrexham secured automatic promotion to League One, McClean joined the club's supporters in singing the "hates the King" chant.
Wrexham captain James McClean refuses to take part in Remembrance Sunday
Wrexham captain James McClean stood separately to his team-mates and refused to wear a poppy as the club observed a minute’s silence for Remembrance Sunday ahead of their fixtures against Mansfield.
Remembrance Day: Wrexham fans sing anti-King chants as James McClean continues refusal to wear poppy
Wrexham FC supporters started chanting that James McClean 'hates the f***ing King’ after the Derry-born footballer stood separately from fellow teammates observing a minute of silence for Remembrance Day weekend.
Wrexham’s James McClean refuses to wear poppy for Remembrance Sunday
Wrexham’s James McClean refuses to wear poppy for Remembrance Sunday - The 35-year-old Irishman continued his protest against the poppy which he believes is disrespectful
Wrexham player James McClean refuses to stand with teammates for Remembrance silence
James McClean, originally from Derry, Northern Ireland, has refused to take part in Remembrance commemorations ever since he moved to England to play for Sunderland in 2011.
Irish Wrexham star James McClean refuses to link arms with team-mates and stands alone for Remembrance silence, before fans sing he 'hates the King' after latest refusal to wear poppy
Wrexham star James McClean caused further controversy as he again refused to wear a poppy on the weekend of Remembrance Day fixtures and refused to link arms with team-mates.

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