[wraymond]

He was a product of a system that is held in reverence by a huge majority of the population and around the world and performed the expected duties to the full. Whether or not people agree or disagree with the standing of such people, or the structures of nobility, is irrelevant. His life was devoted to his wife and family just like everyone on here and his passing will leave a huge gap in those he leaves behind. There is no doubt he was a major asset to the Queen in her faultless position and kept himself above reproach. An admirable chap by any measure.


As for the banner, in my view that should be reserved for matters relating entirely to the club and those who have contributed in any way that is generally held to be worthy. The club is not a nationalistic or sectarian entity and exceeds its remit by recognising popular trending affairs of this nature. Conducting polls can only result in a slightly bad taste.