• Stoke player targeted in lead-up to Remembrance Sunday• Club have until 10 January to respond to FA chargeBarnsley have been hit with a Football Association charge after Stoke midfielder James McClean was allegedly the target of sectarian chants in the lead-up to Remembrance Sunday. The club has until 10 January to respond.Derry-born McClean has repeatedly been singled out in recent seasons for his decision not to wear a poppy on his shirt in the game closest to Remembrance Sunday in respect for those who died in the city on Bloody Sunday in 1972. Continue readingreadfullarticle
