Nonsense. They are doing it because they believe it's the right thing to do.In an odd way the booing allows the players to thumb their noses at those fans. It would be better if it didn't happen but the England players are essentially saying '**** you'.
That's not what I said. Your attitude is a bit aggressive, not sure that it's required.Nonsense. They are doing it because they believe it's the right thing to do.
I'm honestly not being aggressive, just disagreeing with your assertion that they're saying "**** you" to anyone, they're just doing what they believe is right.That's not what I said. Your attitude is a bit aggressive, not sure that it's required.
I am saying that the booing adds gravitas to taking the knee in the face of the response.
Fair play. The term nonsense was what I fastened on. I wasn't suggesting they were doing it because they were saying **** you. Now they get to support something they believe in AND say **** you at the same time.I'm honestly not being aggressive, just disagreeing with your assertion that they're saying "**** you" to anyone, they're just doing what they believe is right.
No problem mate, I typed on the run so it's probably a bit blunt. Plus, well... we're Boro, such shortness is probably in our DNAFair play. The term nonsense was what I fastened on. I wasn't suggesting they were doing it because they were saying **** you. Now they get to support something they believe in AND say **** you at the same time.
Southgate has just said on sky sports news that the team will continue to take the knee despite the adverse reaction. Good!
Wheather you agree with the action or not nobody should be able to change the players commitment by booing. For this reason alone good on them.
Which was exactly my point but articulated much better by you than I.It was inevitable, and I don't blame them whatsoever.
I personally think it had lost its impact ages ago, but you can't back down in the face of racist abuse from a crowd.
I don't think there was any just choice but to carry on taking the knee after that, fair play to Southgate.
If anything, the racists have re-energized the impact of taking the knee.
Exactly.It was inevitable, and I don't blame them whatsoever.
I personally think it had lost its impact ages ago, but you can't back down in the face of racist abuse from a crowd.
I don't think there was any just choice but to carry on taking the knee after that, fair play to Southgate.
If anything, the racists have re-energized the impact of taking the knee.
what are the policies and vision of this campaign and who is running and funding it?Hopefully there’ll be a good turnout for the Black and White Unite campaign ahead of England’s first game at Wembley on 13th.
Arsenal fan Danny Roscoe is running it. No external funding as far as I can see, but the message is pretty clear - actions speak louder than words.what are the policies and vision of this campaign and who is running and funding it?
The question is - what are the actions? Saying actions speak louder than words but not actually doing owt - what is that if not rank hypocrisy?Arsenal fan Danny Roscoe is running it. No external funding as far as I can see, but the message is pretty clear - actions speak louder than words.
So the vision is to take action.....but with what aim? and what action? Violence or passive? political or apolitical? grass roots or commercial? It seems very unclear.Arsenal fan Danny Roscoe is running it. No external funding as far as I can see, but the message is pretty clear - actions speak louder than words.
Hopefully the police will mop them up and remove them before they abuse any muslims in the areaHopefully there’ll be a good turnout for the Black and White Unite campaign ahead of England’s first game at Wembley on 13th.
Don't think many blacks will be there, unless we're talking about shirt coloursHopefully the police will mop them up and remove them before they abuse any muslims in the area
I'd noticed those supporting the booing on Teesside site retweeting him, as well as the 'boatloads at Dover' and 'Tommy Tommy Tommy Tommy' Yaxley-Lennon stuffupdate, he's pro-Tommy Robinson beleiving the short cokeheaded violent fraudster to be a 'man of the people'. He's abusive to overweight people or 'fat cnuts' as calls them. Shares conspiracy nonsense endlessly,
"I will always support Israel in teh struggle, call me a Zionist, call me whatever!!"
"At Israel demo with Tommy Robinson"
He uses terms like Kung Flu and tells Immigration officers in london to get themselves down to Dover sharpish.
He is basically one of Yaxley's groupies, and islamophobic. So @uncle_rico, are we anti-racist or anti-racist except muslims? I'm absolutely out of this football lads of all colour against the muslims campaign. They can go f... themselves as can anyone that supports this faux anti-racism campaign run by a racist.
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Bang goes the argument about BLM damaging private property because this moron is angry that our police stopped him and a mob entering westfield shopping centre.
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He's absolutely thick as mince too, thinks nazi's were left wingers:
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He's pro Lawrence Fox:
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Do I need to go on? Or are we in agreement that the guy is a lowlife?