Feathers in a Glengarry also seems to be a popular thing with the Tartan Army.
Fergus, It would seem from the size of the crowd at Trafalgar Square that you will never have enough feathers to satisfy. They may be a bit "rowdy" but it all seems to be in good fun and isn't that the name of the game?
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Fergus, It would seem from the size of the crowd at Trafalgar Square that you will never have enough feathers to satisfy. They may be a bit "rowdy" but it all seems to be in good fun and isn't that the name of the game?
Just noticed that this is my 1,000 post
Ha ha, yes indeed.
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As Steve mentioned, not everyone has a depth of knowledge to rival some members on this forum and some customers tend to go for what they like the look of as the deciding factor.
Feathers in a Glengarry also seems to be a popular thing with the Tartan Army. Not being a big football fan, I didn't realise this until a couple of years ago when I saw some photos of them.
EDIT: A short series of photos here shows a recent trip to London for a match at Wembley. Apparently it's traditional to invade Trafalger Square on the day of the match before heading to the ground. Although perhaps not the best advert for Scotland, I believe they are well received worldwide, and although a bit rowdy, are usually a good natured crowd who rarely show animosity to the other side.
I think the Tartan Army pretty much gets a buy when it comes to the rules of highland dress!
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