Political Correctness in Football

Why I closed the last one terrorwit got involved with.

For the matter, no one here is proud, likes,enjoys, or even rubs it in to other teams when Suarez dives. If we want to give our opinion on our board about the issue then we will.

Hazard shouldn't have kicked the ball from under him, thus connecting with him.

The ball boy shouldn't have been a little **** and purposely falling on the ball.

End of.

 

What time is it? Gerrez, you have to allow for WUM whipping at this time of night. Its healthy. Ask Hash.

 

Your transparent attempt to deflect from the misdemeanours of your own club might have been amusing for five minutes but is just tiresome now.

 

I'm talking about football.
There are people throwing personal insults around though, perhaps they feel a casual observer might think them clever

 

indeed ... check out my edit of his post

 

Ha ha ha . My compliments hash.

 

There are casual insults flying about amongst other things...

I'll let Bluff be the judge

 

A psychiatrist would have a field day with this one. You are describing your own behaviour.
What misdemeanours of my club?

 

...sick!

 

****ing hell, hash. In a post that quoted me- I feel dirty now (and I don't mean frank)

 

Keep digging....

 

But T: are you seriously proud that a guy that gets to watch matches closer than you'll ever be, because his daddy is a director and one day he'll own 42 mills worth of stuff & you'll be washing his car, made your club look silly. While next year you'll yet again pay for your season ticket & he'll mingle with the players and the bints, laughing at you lot paying for his Aspen ski holiday .

But no, you equate it with our club lol.

 

To be frank, I feel dirty all the time.

 

I knew yould want to be part of it

 

In my opinion Hazard deserved both the red card and the charge for violent conduct.

BUT, he shouldn't be judged for it. He should accept the punishment and the ban with a smile, knowing that what he did wasn't without justification. We should treat Hazard normally, not bring it up every week, not point in out in every comment, thread and match report, and let it be. It happened, it doesn't make Hazard any less of a person. I can relate to his frustration, it's hard enough to tolerate from the stands let alone in person on the pitch. So he was justified in doing what he did, but he also deserves the consequences of his actions.

There are rules for a reason. Children watch their idols every week and learn a lot from them. Footballers, while they do deserve basic rights, are treated liked heroes anyway - therefore they should act like them. They've got to keep the game in repute and violence in any form doesn't really do that. We can't promote "kicking that **** harder" like many on here are quick to do. We can't let Hazard do it without punishment. It sends a message that frustration justifies violence, no matter how petty.
If I call my boss a ****er, it's going to get me fired, regardless of whether or not he is a ****er. If I get frustrated one day, and I decide to call him a ****er, I do it knowing that I'll be punished. Justified or not, I'll accept the punishment. Same with Hazard. He's justified, but he still has to face the consequences like the rest of us do. I for one, won't judge him for it.


(As for the ball-boy, he should be punished as well. Ban him for a few matches, though I think it was his last game anyway. The kid was 17 ffs. That might seem old enough, but think back to when you were only 17 and think about whether or not you had your wits about you. )

 

I agree the ball boy should be punished but banning him won't work, he is the soon of a Director and will be at the game regardless of a ban!

 

Take away his money from him.

No pocket money!!!!!

 

I reckon we should get Billy to shackle him up in his cellar along with T.wit and Drogs

 

Then we'll send Sweats down! He'll sort em out good nd proper!

 

Doni will have to go too