Millwall wear camouflage kit while Rangers wheel out an artillery gun ahead of Remembrance Sunday
James McClean, look away now. While the Irishman passionately explained his reasons for not wearing a poppy last night, Millwall and Rangers have gone the extra yards ahead of Remembrance Sunday.
Millwall took to the field against Brentford today wearing an army-style camouflage kit while Rangers wheeled out an artillery gun ahead of their match at Ibrox.
Millwall took advantage of a ruling that states that each club can wear an alternative kit once a season as they raised money for Headley Court, a defence medical rehabilitation unit in Surrey.
Rule 38 states: "Each club is authorised on one occasion per season to play a home match in an 'away' or 'alternative' strip."
Millwall marketing director Alan Williams said: "The one thing I've learnt since being at the club is how amazing the fans are at donating to charity.
"We raise an awful lot of money by doing this."
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