Good. Cheating bastard.Roy Keane's still complaining about that handball by Thierry Henry in the Republic of Ireland v France play-off
Good. Cheating bastard.Roy Keane's still complaining about that handball by Thierry Henry in the Republic of Ireland v France play-off
As the "crows" were calling him negro and cotton picker, they were more likely to be myna birds.FC Den Bosch tried to claim racist chants from their fans aimed at Ahmad Mendes Moreira weren't racist chants but "crow sounds"
Funnily enough, Dn Bosch were quick to backtrack on that and apologise...
Either that or Den Bosch play their home games in a Kia Ora commercialAs the "crows" were calling him negro and cotton picker, they were more likely to be myna birds.
Did you notice they did both? The passing is marvellous, the control on the ball from such a distance is mind boggling and way beyond anything I could have done in my day.
Go on.You'd see it every Sunday on the Tottenham Marshes!!!!!?

This is literally a bugbear for meStop using "literally" when you mean "metaphorically".
This is literally stupid.
**** off. Literally.

NoHelloooo........... Is there anybody there?
I can cope with “totally”, but hate “really really” more than “literally”. It really really pisses me off. Absolutely. Sooooo much.This is literally a bugbear for me
I once ended up in a sharp exchange with the Scottish comic Susan Calman on twitter as I pulled her up for saying "I was literally beside myself" - among the most stupid things I've read.
I always give 110% not to go thereI can cope with “totally”, but hate “really really” more than “literally”. It really really pisses me off. Absolutely. Sooooo much.
Who is there such need for all this hyperbole anyway?
Did you notice they did both? The passing is marvellous, the control on the ball from such a distance is mind boggling and way beyond anything I could have done in my day.
It's a word that only ever seems to be used for women and non-white men.Eamonn Holmes is in trouble for calling Princess Meghan “uppity”.
Apparently this is a racial slur.
Yes, I’m confused too.
Without wishing to sound uppity, is any criticism of anyone non white racist, irrespective of whether it’s justified or not?
I think a lot of gaps are being filled in to interpret it as racist. Probably more to do with her embracing the privileges of royalties too easily than her racial background.It's a word that only ever seems to be used for women and non-white men.
No I disagree uppity is a word used in an unequal society about anyone who it is considered is behaving above their pay grade. But like many words it depends on how old you are when using or defining it.It's a word that only ever seems to be used for women and non-white men.
I'm not confused, the word definitely has racial and class connotations. He deserves any criticism he gets.Eamonn Holmes is in trouble for calling Princess Meghan “uppity”.
Apparently this is a racial slur.
Yes, I’m confused too.
Without wishing to sound uppity, is any criticism of anyone non white racist, irrespective of whether it’s justified or not?