by From Despair To Where? » 23 Dec 2022 11:31
by karbota » 23 Dec 2022 13:57
From Despair To Where? The ironic thing is that it's only the gimps calling for the players to stop taking the knee that's keeping the fact that some players are still taking the knee in the news.
by Snowflake Royal » 23 Dec 2022 14:21
by karbota » 23 Dec 2022 14:49
Snowflake Royal Still trying to insist you can tell racial minorities how they're allowed to behave.
by Sutekh » 23 Dec 2022 16:56
karbotaFrom Despair To Where? The ironic thing is that it's only the gimps calling for the players to stop taking the knee that's keeping the fact that some players are still taking the knee in the news.
Suggested reading for the thick Wokies,
John Barnes's "The Uncomfortable Truth About Racism"
"Taking the knee won't change anything". "Taking the knee doesn't mean anything to me". "I wouldn't take the knee". "Players should stop taking the knee".
by From Despair To Where? » 23 Dec 2022 17:34
Snowflake Royal Still trying to insist you can tell racial minorities how they're allowed to behave.
by AthleticoSpizz » 23 Dec 2022 17:56
by Nameless » 23 Dec 2022 18:42
karbotaNamelesskarbota
On next 3mins talking pints.
If anyone tunes in that would presumably double the audience….
GB News viewing figures beating Sky and BBC.
https://order-order.com/2021/11/23/gb-n ... r-numbers/
by karbota » 23 Dec 2022 19:52
SutekhkarbotaFrom Despair To Where? The ironic thing is that it's only the gimps calling for the players to stop taking the knee that's keeping the fact that some players are still taking the knee in the news.
Suggested reading for the thick Wokies,
John Barnes's "The Uncomfortable Truth About Racism"
"Taking the knee won't change anything". "Taking the knee doesn't mean anything to me". "I wouldn't take the knee". "Players should stop taking the knee".
Will get that book.
I liked the irony though of England players taking the knee against Senegal with all the Senegal players just wanting to get on with game.
by Dirk Gently » 24 Dec 2022 17:14
NamelesskarbotaNameless
If anyone tunes in that would presumably double the audience….
GB News viewing figures beating Sky and BBC.
https://order-order.com/2021/11/23/gb-n ... r-numbers/
BBC News at 6 gets rather bigger audiences than that !
by elrey » 25 Dec 2022 04:41
karbotaFrom Despair To Where? The ironic thing is that it's only the gimps calling for the players to stop taking the knee that's keeping the fact that some players are still taking the knee in the news.
Suggested reading for the thick Wokies,
John Barnes's "The Uncomfortable Truth About Racism"
"Taking the knee won't change anything". "Taking the knee doesn't mean anything to me". "I wouldn't take the knee". "Players should stop taking the knee".
by oldebiscuit » 25 Dec 2022 22:04
From Despair To Where? The ironic thing is that it's only the gimps calling for the players to stop taking the knee that's keeping the fact that some players are still taking the knee in the news.
by Snowflake Royal » 25 Dec 2022 23:12
oldebiscuitFrom Despair To Where? The ironic thing is that it's only the gimps calling for the players to stop taking the knee that's keeping the fact that some players are still taking the knee in the news.
Totally disagree. Just because their opinion may vary from yours, it doesn’t qualify them for abuse. I don’t have any race issues, but I am against the taking of the knee, and have been since the start, so that makes me a gimp? Do me a favour!
In my opinion most of these players taking the knee are just following a poncey fashion, and my belief is that they will regret it when they get older and wish that they had been a bit stronger, and not followed like a sheep.
by From Despair To Where? » 26 Dec 2022 00:57
oldebiscuitFrom Despair To Where? The ironic thing is that it's only the gimps calling for the players to stop taking the knee that's keeping the fact that some players are still taking the knee in the news.
Totally disagree. Just because their opinion may vary from yours, it doesn’t qualify them for abuse. I don’t have any race issues, but I am against the taking of the knee, and have been since the start, so that makes me a gimp? Do me a favour!
In my opinion most of these players taking the knee are just following a poncey fashion, and my belief is that they will regret it when they get older and wish that they had been a bit stronger, and not followed like a sheep.
by Orion1871 » 26 Dec 2022 08:16
From Despair To Where?oldebiscuitFrom Despair To Where? The ironic thing is that it's only the gimps calling for the players to stop taking the knee that's keeping the fact that some players are still taking the knee in the news.
Totally disagree. Just because their opinion may vary from yours, it doesn’t qualify them for abuse. I don’t have any race issues, but I am against the taking of the knee, and have been since the start, so that makes me a gimp? Do me a favour!
In my opinion most of these players taking the knee are just following a poncey fashion, and my belief is that they will regret it when they get older and wish that they had been a bit stronger, and not followed like a sheep.
You're completely missing my point. Disagree all you like but at least try to demonstrate that you understood the point I was actually making.
It's not even news anymore except when people keep whinging about players taking the knee. You want it to go away? Stop drawing attention to it. So yeah, gimps like KKKarbuncle getting uppity about it is all the justification needed to keep doing it.
Personally I think it lost its impact a fair while ago but that doesn't negate the very valid reasons the players gave for doing it or their reasons for still doing it. I did quite like it when Derby played at Millwall and Colin Kazim-Richards did a Black Power salute instead of taking the knee. Proud, defiant and a big fcuk you to the Millwall fans booing him. That still has resonance and is still as relevant 50+ years after Tommie Smith and John Carlos did it.
You only have to see the abuse that some players got after the European Championship final last year to realise the message still isn't getting through to some people and the players are very much on the front line of it and will feel strongly about it.
If I went to work and still saw colleagues being racially abused on a daily basis, I'd still want to take a stand. I sincerely doubt any of them will ever regret doing it and they have absolutely no reason to.
What would you suggest as an appropriate gesture to highlight the ongoing issue?
by karbota » 26 Dec 2022 13:06
oldebiscuitFrom Despair To Where? The ironic thing is that it's only the gimps calling for the players to stop taking the knee that's keeping the fact that some players are still taking the knee in the news.
Totally disagree. Just because their opinion may vary from yours, it doesn’t qualify them for abuse. I don’t have any race issues, but I am against the taking of the knee, and have been since the start, so that makes me a gimp? Do me a favour!
In my opinion most of these players taking the knee are just following a poncey fashion, and my belief is that they will regret it when they get older and wish that they had been a bit stronger, and not followed like a sheep.
by karbota » 26 Dec 2022 13:28
Dirk GentlyNamelesskarbota
GB News viewing figures beating Sky and BBC.
https://order-order.com/2021/11/23/gb-n ... r-numbers/
BBC News at 6 gets rather bigger audiences than that !
Aren't statistics wonderful. Take the show with the biggest audience on one channel and compare it with the show with the smallest audience on another.
Reading are better supported than Inter milan. In March 2013, 18,241 came to watch an Intertoto cup match v Spurs at the San Siro, but that same month Reading had a crowd of 24,102 at home vs Villa.
by LUX » 26 Dec 2022 13:29
by karbota » 26 Dec 2022 13:38
LUX I am 100% in favour of taking the knee, as long as the players want to. I can understand people finding the gesture futile, but actually being upset by it is, well, “odd”.
by Snowflake Royal » 26 Dec 2022 14:57
LUX I am 100% in favour of taking the knee, as long as the players want to. I can understand people finding the gesture futile, but actually being upset by it is, well, “odd”.
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