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Paul Mullin's boots 13:59 - Oct 25 with 2824 views

QPRSteve

I'd love a pair.

Shame his club Wrexham have banned him from wearing them.

Paul Mullin's boots on 14:11 - Oct 25 with 2774 views

daveB

it's the right call though, can't have those kind of political messages on boots or shirts

Paul Mullin's boots on 15:34 - Oct 25 with 2616 views

kensalriser

Paul Mullin's boots on 14:11 - Oct 25 by daveB
it's the right call though, can't have those kind of political messages on boots or shirts

You're right of course. But he's made his point regardless!

Poll:

QPR to finish 7th or Brentford to drop out of the top 6?

Paul Mullin's boots on 15:42 - Oct 25 with 2592 views

MrSheen

A non-league player with his name on his boots is a bit cringe, but at least they're black.

Paul Mullin's boots on 16:01 - Oct 25 with 2548 views

boobishabang

Paul Mullin's boots on 14:11 - Oct 25 by daveB
it's the right call though, can't have those kind of political messages on boots or shirts

Jacob Rees-Mogg and Andrew Davies (welsh Conservative leader) have both recently visited the racecourse so for the club to come out and say its political views remain impartial is a bit of a kick in the teeth to the fans who will i'm sure be singing the slogan on Mullins boot even longer and louder tonight

[Post edited 25 Oct 2022 16:01]

Paul Mullin's boots on 16:08 - Oct 25 with 2521 views

Watford_Ranger

Paul Mullin's boots on 15:42 - Oct 25 by MrSheen
A non-league player with his name on his boots is a bit cringe, but at least they're black.

A small thing but I love a player still wearing simple black boots. Young Sinclair wore black on Saturday and was possibly the only one to do so.

Paul Mullin's boots on 16:29 - Oct 25 with 2459 views

daveB

Paul Mullin's boots on 16:01 - Oct 25 by boobishabang
Jacob Rees-Mogg and Andrew Davies (welsh Conservative leader) have both recently visited the racecourse so for the club to come out and say its political views remain impartial is a bit of a kick in the teeth to the fans who will i'm sure be singing the slogan on Mullins boot even longer and louder tonight [Post edited 25 Oct 2022 16:01]

It's fine for fans to say that kind of stuff but you can't have that kind of message on a footballers boots or shirts. This may be a message you agree with but it opens the door to other messages from people with different political views and so quite rightly they don't allow any of it.

Paul Mullin's boots on 16:37 - Oct 25 with 2426 views

BrianMcCarthy

I'm not sure that I'm completely against political statements by athletes - after all, we celebrate Mexico '68. I think, though, that football is a team sport and, if at all possible, individual athletes should not makes statements that might disrupt the collective.

If they still feel the need to make such a statement, then I think it should be slightly more subtle and slightly more intelligent than "F*** THE TORIES".

	"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
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Paul Mullin's boots on 17:12 - Oct 25 with 2327 views

MrSheen

Paul Mullin's boots on 16:08 - Oct 25 by Watford_Ranger
A small thing but I love a player still wearing simple black boots. Young Sinclair wore black on Saturday and was possibly the only one to do so.

I’m only now willing to make an exception for orange boots, as long as Chris Willock is wearing them.

Paul Mullin's boots on 17:21 - Oct 25 with 2290 views

BrianMcCarthy

Paul Mullin's boots on 17:12 - Oct 25 by MrSheen
I’m only now willing to make an exception for orange boots, as long as Chris Willock is wearing them.

Don't weaken, Man!
Stay strong!

	"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
Poll:	Player of the Year (so far)

Paul Mullin's boots on 17:59 - Oct 25 with 2219 views

dmm

Political statements on boots banned. Betting companies across the front of shirts, allowed.

Paul Mullin's boots on 18:50 - Oct 25 with 2151 views

NW5Hoop

Football is in a terrible mess over all this stuff. Football's governing bodies are political entities and they engage in politics all the time. Having World Cups in Russia and Qatar is a political statement, of far greater effect than having a slogan on your boots. Letting dictatorships splash their names across shirts is a political statement.The only people who are not allowed to bring politics into football are the players. Of course. Because God forbid they should have opinions.

Paul Mullin's boots on 19:01 - Oct 25 with 2095 views

SonofNorfolt

I shall shortly be bringing out a new range of footwear called ATAC.

Paul Mullin's boots on 00:45 - Oct 26 with 1818 views

DannyPaddox

In truth not be the first banned political boot.

These were banned for being anti-Semitic. Although the subsequent Forde report proved that to be absolute bullshit. Political satire eh? … wa-hey!

Paul Mullin's boots on 08:35 - Oct 26 with 1658 views

R_from_afar

Paul Mullin's boots on 17:59 - Oct 25 by dmm
Political statements on boots banned. Betting companies across the front of shirts, allowed.

Indeed. Mullin would have got away with it if he had added something like "Please hate responsibly" beneath the strapline.

"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."

Paul Mullin's boots on 09:22 - Oct 26 with 1581 views

ngbqpr

Paul Mullin's boots on 16:37 - Oct 25 by BrianMcCarthy

I believe his initial request to his boot supplier was:

"Labour produces marvels for the rich but it produces deprivation for the worker." (Marx, 1867)"

...but he was limited to 13 characters.

Poll:

Best hug a stranger / fall down five rows / 'limbs' late goals this season

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