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But they weren’t. What if there was a chick. If you’re not allowed to say “the black one” without being racist, how would you describe the bird without being sexist, “the long haired one”, “the short one”? Here’s the coaching staff, there’s a bloke with his head on upside down, there’s a young Santa Claus, couple of hipsters. Most people would say there’s a black bloke as well. If I asked a bird which was the fittest in the picture, and she thought it was the black bloke, what would she say, “the bloke with the short hair, with a white collar turned up”. No, she’d say “the black bloke” . I’m also pretty sure if he’d rushed into the stand and given a supporter who’d had a heart attack CPR, when asked which member of coaching staff it was , you’d say “the black bloke”. You wouldn’t say “ it was Pierre Webo”, and even if you did name him , when asked “which one is that” you’d say “the black one”.
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John Barnes knows a bit about racism, having bananas thrown at him etc. His take on it. “Can anyone tell me how he should identify him as he doesnt know their names, and they arent wearing numbers, other than THE BLACK ONE?" The former England international added: "Its NOT racist to describe the offender as the black one! "We are telling people to call us black.. he doesnt know his name there are 6/7 coaches standing together all turkish .. 1 is to be sent off , the ref says which one THE BLACK ONE what else can he say to let the ref know? "Why cant you describe a black man as being a black man?"
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That’s right, my email states. Please note that as you have been selected to attend the game against Sheffield United, you will not now be selected through the ballot for a future fixture until all eligible 2020/21 Season Ticket holders have attended a match.
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Chelsea were convinced at the time that Clattenburg called one of their players a monkey. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/20507362
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Lay of the Baldies, our lives matter as well.
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Where did all that extra stuff come from? All I’ve had is an email thanking me for my purchase & attaching the tickets. There was nothing about a health questionnaire or anything else.
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BT sport have made their mind up. It’s a racist incident, after Linekar & Rio the commentator at the Utd game keeps on about it. Evidently it shows education is needed & it’s understandable that the clubs are refusing to restart the game with said official on VAR. Im not making a judgement one way or the other until all the facts are known, maybe BT should do the same.
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Well according to Linekar and St Rio this is the tipping point. First millwall now this, was the comment. Then added “there’s a racist incident every week”.
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Correct, that was the question. Parliament then decided that we WOULD leave the European Union. That’s democracy for you.
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What rights have I got, that Nathan Redmond hasn’t?
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Loving the rant. Particularly the bit about grey areas and people shouldn’t be lumped together, which is sandwiched between calling millwall fans vile cunts and racists. No lumping people together there. Lol...
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Ok, the timing of this pony is just a coincidence.
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What a load of pony. Because someone doesn’t support taking of the knee week in week out they must be racist. Is it the same with the ridiculous clapping in X minute that goes on most weeks. Not clapping and cheering on the 42nd minute doesn’t mean I’m glad Fred from New Milton passed away at the early age of 42. It doesn’t mean I’m not aware of the disease that Fred died of, or don’t feel sorry for his young family. It’s just that I don’t think it’s appropriate at a football match.
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So you think anonymous blokes discussing it on a football forum proves its not a meaningless gesture. I’m sure lots of BAME people will agree & be grateful our discussion will change their lives for the better. Personally, I’d have thought Liverpool sacking Suarez, John Terry being banned for 6 months and players boycotting the World Cup would be slightly more meaningful.
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John Terry is on the Villa bench as they take the knee, Liverpool supporters applaud their club for taking the knee, and players taking the knee will be flying out to Qatar for a World Cup, proof that it’s a meaningless gesture. You can bet your life if Danny Ings does a Suarez, not many of the woke saints fans will want him sacked.
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I look forward to seeing these moral crusaders that take the knee and wear rainbow laces, refuse to play in the Qatar World Cup. Condemning supporters for booing is easy, condemning Qatar’s modern slavery & gay rights record, not so. They’ll all be over there. The reporters, like Oliver Holt and other assorted Wokies, that have been so critical of the Millwall lads, to the sky sports soft arsed pinkos & Linekar. The jamboree will roll on through without a care in the world. They’ve taken the knee, so are above criticism. They care, you see.
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Do you really believe this pony. I suppose you think it’s a complete coincidence that they started this nonsense at the same time as the BLM organisation were protesting about a violent criminal being killed. It’s a coincidence that once the true beliefs of the BLM organisation came to light, all this “discrimination in all its forms” wording started being used on TV and it’s a complete and utter coincidence that the phrase matches the groups name and kick it out wasn’t used.
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Nope. As I said, they jumped on a bandwagon. When it dawned on them that the phrase and the group named after it was divisive, instead of admitting their mistake, they use verbal gymnastics to try and claim something different. If it was just about stopping discrimination in all its form (which is the sky commentators new mantra) they’d have used Kick it out.
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And mugs like you believe it. They jumped on a bandwagon and haven’t the guts to get off it. That should have sunk in by now, even with you.
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lol. Reverse ferret It was you that suggested it was a political statement and against FA rules.
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Pony Nobody used the phrase until the group came along.
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Second one pretty decent as well.
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Well let’s hope the FA charge this Derby player who did this yesterday. Perhaps they should fine the club, who also tweeted this image, plus their coach Liam Rosenior who posted it with the words “proud to be black”.