Or do they go into the europa?
see what I mean Munse
you don’t know **** all about European football...there’s a reason for that
Or do they go into the europa?
Yeah I agree it's not easy. I just feel there's no effort from those within football, the only action is from the players protests and it feels like the governing bodies feel that's enough.That merely mirrors the issue in society in general though. What can the sport do on its own beyond what it’s already done? Aside from challenging the lack of diversity in management, I’ve no idea tbh.
As you’ve got a decent percentage of the population giving it ‘all lives matter’ when the issue is aired. But George Floyd and Marxists though.......any excuse to avoid accepting that despite having come a long way in the last 30/40 years in terms of making racism socially unacceptable and challenging the very basics of what drives racism through education, it’s patently still alive and kicking, it’s just been better hidden.
I agree there's nothing in place to protect that official.
I think it's more frustration than a witch-hunt, this was bound to happen as players become more aware that what they are doing at the start of games has very little impact.Common sense needs to prevail... If the witch hunting continues alongside the genuine then it'll make the situation worse not better.
Just my opinion
It’s tokenism until it leads to tangible change, I agree. But football is merely reflecting wider society, where people face racism on a daily basis in all its different forms, in literally every sector of society.Yeah I agree it's not easy. I just feel there's no effort from those within football, the only action is from the players protests and it feels like the governing bodies feel that's enough.
You're right of course. I suppose it's just highlighted within sport at the moment. What happened tonight will fuel right wing thinking instead of people understanding frustration fueled by inaction.It’s tokenism until it leads to tangible change, I agree. But football is merely reflecting wider society, where people face racism on a daily basis in all its different forms, in literally every sector of society.
That merely mirrors the issue in society in general though. What can the sport do on its own beyond what it’s already done? Aside from challenging the lack of diversity in management, I’ve no idea tbh.
As you’ve got a decent percentage of the population giving it ‘all lives matter’ when the issue is aired. But George Floyd and Marxists though.......any excuse to avoid accepting that despite having come a long way in the last 30/40 years in terms of making racism socially unacceptable and challenging the very basics of what drives racism through education, it’s patently still alive and kicking, it’s just been better hidden.
I love the way Millwall fans tried to make excuses for the booing last weekend by claiming they were voicing their objection to the politics of it all. Utter bollox. Racists just cannot admit they're being racist... bigoted ****s.
Maybe they have a point...I mean they don’t seem to have a problem voting for black players in their player of the year nominations with about 4 black players having won it in the last decade.
If negru means black then maybe black people...I mean people with Afro’s...no no what I mean is people who kiss their lips when they are angry...I need to find a different way...I’m not very good at this am I
but my point is maybe they and those quickly offended need to educate themselves as to what others are saying...reacting to anything that sounds like ******...which is not what negru means, is not right and this is why I hate BLM it encourages the bullshit how about educating those it represents...do your ****ing bit aswell instead of acting like everyone owes you something
there’s hundreds of words that have the words or sound like ******, bigger, pigger,digger,negru, neglect, negative...let’s ****in ban it all
fight the real racism or **** loses credibility
The footballing equivalent of I'm no racist, one of my mates is black.
As some are you are probably aware, I'm a bit of a fan of the old American West, in particular the native American struggles against the White expansion into their traditional territories.
In the South West the Apache and Commanche were the most powerful tribes and many prominent Apaches were also known by the names given to them by Mexican adversaries. Indeed these often took precedence.
Two principle chiefs of the Mimbres (or Mimbreno) Apache sub tribe were 'Red Sleeves" (Mangas Colorado) and "Black Knife" (Cuchillo Negro) ... so you can see straight away why Spanish speakers could inadvertently cause cincerns for black people when using the word for black in conversation ...
kind of conspiracy theory I’d expect from Abe tbh
Conspiracy how? You never heard racists say that?
When I was a kid, there was a cocky little indian kid. We had a little mod **** also, a bit of a thug. I remember on the playground one day, he went up to the indian kid and said "you may be a p*** but you're alright". Same mentality.
What those millwall fans were really highlighting was their own insecurities about the fact black people dared to feel they weren't equal. Their view is, how dare they! That's what they objected to, fck all else.
like any **** on that pitch tonight knows this angle of the words origin
come on Fosse...as for myself...I quite enjoyed your post and appreciate the fun fact...as I do enjoy them

Kinda weird how that is somehow used as a shovel now and poo pooed, I mean, a racist wouldn't have black friends! lolThe footballing equivalent of I'm no racist, one of my mates is black.
One more for you then my friend. You could become a chief / leader amongst the Apache through bravery and deeds it did not have to be hereditary.
A young warrior who was known as "He Who Yawns" amongst the Chiricauha came back from a hunting trip one day to find the Mexicans from a local town had attacked the tribes camp and had killed his wife children and mother. As was his right he asked for warriors to help avenge his loss and a war party set off for the Mexican town. They hit it as the town was celebrating the feast of St Jerome and killed virtually everyone. The grieving young warrior who planned and orchestrated the attack was given a new name by the Mexicans, who he would go on to terrorise for many years ... they named him by reference to the St Jerome massacre ... Spanish for Jerome is Geronimo.![]()