Wrexham's James McClean defends Remembrance stance

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 AFC fans respect James McClean's poppy stance - why can't others do the same?
There are three certainties in life: death, taxes and the annual witch hunt of James McClean. The Wrexham captain found himself at the centre of controversy this weekend for refusing to wear a poppy armband before Saturday’s game against Mansfield Town.
Wrexham’s James McClean defends Remembrance stance and says the poppy is ‘forced upon me’
James McClean said he takes offence at the poppy being “forced upon me” after standing by his ongoing refusal to take part in pre-match Remembrance Sunday commemorations.
Wrexham’s James McClean refuses to stand with teammates for Remembrance silence
The 35-year-old, who was born in Derry, Northern Ireland, has refused to take part in Remembrance commemorations since moving to England.
Wrexham's James McLean responds after latest Remembrance row
Wrexham star James McLean has found himself in the national spotlight once again after standing apart from his team mates during a Remembrance silence. Ahead of yesterday's match (November 9) at the Stok Cae Ras where Wrexham AFC beat Mansfield Town FC 1-0,
Wrexham Fans Rally Behind James McClean After Remembrance Weekend Protest
The Wrexham fan base have once again come to the defence of James McClean after the club captain refused to don a poppy on remberance weekend.
James McClean breaks silence after refusing to 'bend the knee' and wear poppy
Wrexham winger James McClean has posted a lengthy statement on social media to explain why he refuses to wear a poppy or engage in the traditions around Remembrance Sunday
Wrexham captain James McClean refuses to observe Remembrance Day
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 fixture against Mansfield.
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.
Wrexham player James McClean 'only free to protest against wearing a poppy because of sacrifices of those it commemorates', it has been claimed.
Irish Wrexham captain James McClean is only free to protest against wearing a poppy because of the sacrifices of countless soldiers whom it commemorates, it has been claimed.
Wrexham captain James McClean refuses to observe 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 fixture against Mansfield. Games across the country this weekend will pay their respects to those fallen in war by wearing a traditional poppy on their shirts or black armband
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'No compromise' - Wrexham's McClean explains poppy stance
Wrexham captain James McClean says he will not compromise his convictions after explaining why he opts not to wear a ...
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Wrexham player James McClean refuses to stand beside teammates during Remembrance silence
A Wrexham player was seen to step away from his teammates as the squad observed a minute's silence ahead of Remembrance Day.