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Or perhaps just 1882 full stop.
grow up.
Or perhaps just 1882 full stop.
yeah ok you win.. totally out of context
if the persons drunk he shouldn't be in the ground should they & the stewards & many others havn't done there job have they!
Your attitude is archaic, and frankly, moronic.
If someone is being racist then they don't deserve my respect, and certainly are not a yid. Therefore I wouldn't bat an eyelid "grassing them up". This is some fat, drunk, uneducated, idiotic stranger whose only contribution has been to lessen my enjoyment of a game that I just paid £55 to get in to, certainly not a brother in arms who deserves my respect.
Respect is gained from more than sitting in the same area as me.
I havnt said anything about rascist behaviour/rascism as that is clearly on a different level & not acceptable to any sane person,
done it in front of me i still wouldn't give fuck what size they are drunk or sober i'd confront them there & then instead of getting on the grass hotline, if that's moronic then i'm a moron.
I havnt said anything about rascist behaviour/rascism as that is clearly on a different level & not acceptable to any sane person,
done it in front of me i still wouldn't give fuck what size they are drunk or sober i'd confront them there & then instead of getting on the grass hotline, if that's moronic then i'm a moron.
I havnt said anything about rascist behaviour/rascism as that is clearly on a different level & not acceptable to any sane person,
done it in front of me i still wouldn't give fuck what size they are drunk or sober i'd confront them there & then instead of getting on the grass hotline, if that's moronic then i'm a moron.
It's not (necessarily) moronic if that's your approach, but it's a little short-sighted to say the least for you to criticise anyone who'd want to report the issue instead.
indeedQuite.
yes. point taken ... by confronting i mean asking them to stop firsty. (nice & politely in this sterile environment)
from experience most will verbally abuse you even more before any sort of physical violence as they don't expect confrontation as they really believe there with there own strangely enough & expect people to support there point of view.My issue with that is that if someone is so stupid as to be racist, then I'd expect they'd be stupid enough to react to a polite request to shut up by thumping me.
And I don't like getting thumped.
if the persons drunk he shouldn't be in the ground should they & the stewards & many others havn't done there job have they!
I don't understand this need for confrontation. If someone is singing/ saying abusive things then you wading in isn't going to make them go "Clearly Sir, you are right, I will change my ways and devote myself to enlightenment henceforth". Confrontation isn't going to help, it's just going to risk making the incident boil over.
anyone who wants to be secret squirrel & jump on there phone and grass on a fellow yid is chickenshit.
I don't like getting thumped.
Ipso facto...?
Sorry.
However the evidence still isn't there and the atmosphere has suffered with very few people willing to stand up to the moaners in the form of song (and I don't mean like in some twisted musical 1960's sense).
So it's important that we distinguish whether we are referring to player abuse or racist abuse in this thread.
I personally feel this thread is still about player abuse and therefore should be kept separate, even if it does go against, in part, the articles wishes.
It the player abuse is racially charged then it's also racial abuse. If you're black and standing next to someone calling Gallas a "black c*nt" you're not gonna be any less effected by it because it's "player abuse not racial abuse".
No one has the right to be racist. That's what this and the other similar thread seem to be unable to understand.