mate stop digging and do a bit o reflectingIf the issue was only racism, I’d agree. But he makes it clear in the interview that isn’t the sole cause of his discontent.
I can understand why he might want to give up international football after those incidents but his weekly experience playing for Spurs is surely a very positive one. He's living the dream as far as I'm concerned and I don't see why he wants it to end as soon as possible.
Overall I'd rather Rose just kept his head down, and collected a nice extension to his contract in the summer. All these headlines may well cost him.
Surely you factor the racist abuse into the salary you pick up. I'm sure he wouldn't experience the same abuse if working in Tesco but then the wages would not be the same!
Well imo, any kind of punishment would be a start. Racist incidents at least once a week on football now with no punishment. Bonucci apologizing for opposing fans racism toward his teammate and he keeps his position. The authorites and clubs do nothing to police it. If they actually did, chelsea would have been given a full season home supporters ban at this point.Danny Rose is making a point that in the grand scheme of things, the punishment to teams/countries is simply not enough. Irrespective of his night out costs, the fundamental point is that there is a major issue still in society and in particular our game. If I heard racist abuse in or around me when watching a game I would happily report it even if it was one of our own fans. It is 2019, this should not even be a thing anymore, just like gender/anti-semitic etc. - the only way it will begin to stop is by putting extreme sanctions on countries teams and domestic teams when this sort of thing occurs - I will say though that FIFA etc.need to come out more to the public and in general to reinforce commitment to this cause. All very well making badges for managers to wear and occasional press releases and so on, but really it needs to be firmer and extreme in my opinion. There is the argument that if one person does this, why should others suffer for this person's poor actions, but actually I think now it has to happen because everyone will stand taller and not stand for this kind of thing anymore. As Danny says.... enough is enough.
Well...It was only just a month or so ago, Rose was getting noticeably booed really loudly at Burnley from the opening kick-off, so to say racism only occurs in 'backwards shitholes' is way of the mark. Racist fans in England are just better at doing it in a way that doesn't seem overtly racist, when really it obviously is.
Stoke fans are the master of this art, Rose used to get booed there from kick-off to the final whistle, whenever we played Stoke.
Fucking hell, if you anyone wants an example of how incredibly detached someone is from reality then read this post, unbelievable. Mate you should have just left the top line as it is rather than attempt to speculate because you just look foolish.
Well imo, any kind of punishment would be a start. Racist incidents at least once a week on football now with no punishment. Bonucci apologizing for opposing fans racism toward his teammate and he keeps his position. The authorites and clubs do nothing to police it. If they actually did, chelsea would have been given a full season home supporters ban at this point.
Surely you factor the racist abuse into the salary you pick up. I'm sure he wouldn't experience the same abuse if working in Tesco but then the wages would not be the same!
"When countries only get fined what I probably spend on a night out in London then what do you expect?"
But yeah, I'm definitely the example of "how incredibly detached someone is from reality".
Rose is living a life of extraordinary privilege, and carries it like he's received a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit. That seems utterly incongruous to me, but clearly I'm in the minority there.
That was clearly an exaggeration to make his point.