| the Daily Mail 19:16 - Dec 11 with 14215 views | textbackup |
have named the bloke from the Chelsea game, they've named his wife, his kids, they've put a photo up of his house. all this and he's not been arrested or contacted by the police.
now for what its worth, it looks as though he's said Black, not Manc, but i'm not a judge jury or executer.... and last time I checked neither were the papers.
if proved he hasn't said the word black then surely he's going to get some sort of pay out? if proved it was black then punish him accordingly.
but im pretty sure every single person in their footballing supporting lives will have shouted some form of abuse, whether it be delia being a whore, holt being a cnt, or we get sht refs.....
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| the Daily Mail on 19:24 - Dec 11 with 7489 views | SpruceMoose |
Tabloids are scum, and how quickly we forget their previous transgressions.
I often wonder how folk who buy The Sun reconcile themselves with the fact they support an organisation who hacked a murdered 13 year old girl's voicemail |  |
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"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country." | | Poll: | Selectamod |
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| the Daily Mail on 19:39 - Dec 11 with 7409 views | textbackup |
| the Daily Mail on 19:24 - Dec 11 by SpruceMoose |
Tabloids are scum, and how quickly we forget their previous transgressions.
I often wonder how folk who buy The Sun reconcile themselves with the fact they support an organisation who hacked a murdered 13 year old girl's voicemail |
(I forgot to add I don't buy or read these papers usually, saw it over workmates shoulder) | |
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| the Daily Mail on 19:40 - Dec 11 with 7408 views | Pinewoodblue |
It doesn't need to be proved he didn't say the word 'black' it needs to be proved that he did if there is to be a conviction.
As for the Daily Mail they almost daily include some sort of apology for previous misdemeanours, nobody takes any notice but their readers lap up the original story. |  |
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| the Daily Mail on 19:42 - Dec 11 with 7388 views | chicoazul |
How much is his house worth? |  |
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| the Daily Mail on 19:55 - Dec 11 with 7330 views | strikalite |
That's disgusting naming his family, even to name him without being arrested let alone being charged is disgusting too, racial abuse is the lowest of lows I know, I thought we'd stamped that one out years ago, however, I can't help but think that in football it's generally been anything goes over the years in order to get into the heads of the best opposing teams player/players to gain an advantage, even to the point of not considering their actions, where do you draw the line with abuse though?
I remember my Father telling me that when Peter Shilton came to PR in the 80's with Forest. Town fans just kept taunting him with "Tina, Tina" all through the game whist he was up the North Stand end........the name of Shiltons partner who was killed in a car crash....shocking really..
None of those singing that would ever dream of saying that to him outside a football ground I'm sure, it was purely to unsettle him, at any cost... |  | | |
| the Daily Mail on 19:56 - Dec 11 with 7325 views | Scuzzer |
If what you say is true then surely they are contravening GDPR and safeguarding...I guess they believe they can get away with mostly anything if they see it as 'in the public interest'. Also...its just not limited to printed matter...its all forms of media.
I am of the persuasion that what he said about 'Manc' rather than the players colour could well be truthful as standing behind them was a black guy...who didn't seem to be reacting at all at what was said....my wife said there also was a black steward, who I haven't seen, who similarly did not react.
Of course in all this I am no way defending any form of abuse but like many on here I am really sceptical of all that is presented to us through the lens of the media. Who knows Trump may have a point. |  |
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| the Daily Mail on 19:58 - Dec 11 with 7313 views | SpruceMoose |
| the Daily Mail on 19:55 - Dec 11 by strikalite |
That's disgusting naming his family, even to name him without being arrested let alone being charged is disgusting too, racial abuse is the lowest of lows I know, I thought we'd stamped that one out years ago, however, I can't help but think that in football it's generally been anything goes over the years in order to get into the heads of the best opposing teams player/players to gain an advantage, even to the point of not considering their actions, where do you draw the line with abuse though?
I remember my Father telling me that when Peter Shilton came to PR in the 80's with Forest. Town fans just kept taunting him with "Tina, Tina" all through the game whist he was up the North Stand end........the name of Shiltons partner who was killed in a car crash....shocking really..
None of those singing that would ever dream of saying that to him outside a football ground I'm sure, it was purely to unsettle him, at any cost... |
Some take football far too seriously and need to grow up. You're right, some of what gets said wouldn't get said to somebody's face and crosses the line. | |
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| the Daily Mail on 20:00 - Dec 11 with 7300 views | Swansea_Blue |
| the Daily Mail on 19:24 - Dec 11 by SpruceMoose |
Tabloids are scum, and how quickly we forget their previous transgressions.
I often wonder how folk who buy The Sun reconcile themselves with the fact they support an organisation who hacked a murdered 13 year old girl's voicemail |
Nothing like patriotic xenophobes calling out patriotic racists (alleged). Can we lock them all in a room together and throw away the key? |  |
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| the Daily Mail on 20:01 - Dec 11 with 7294 views | SpruceMoose |
| the Daily Mail on 19:24 - Dec 11 by SpruceMoose |
Tabloids are scum, and how quickly we forget their previous transgressions.
I often wonder how folk who buy The Sun reconcile themselves with the fact they support an organisation who hacked a murdered 13 year old girl's voicemail |
Nice to get some upvotes for once around here... something must have changed. | |
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"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country." | | Poll: | Selectamod |
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| the Daily Mail on 20:02 - Dec 11 with 7286 views | SpruceMoose |
| the Daily Mail on 20:00 - Dec 11 by Swansea_Blue |
Nothing like patriotic xenophobes calling out patriotic racists (alleged). Can we lock them all in a room together and throw away the key? |
Would there be a fire involved, and the fire service turn up, but somehow they've got mixed up and filled up their fire engines with petrol instead of water?
If so, then yes. | |
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"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country." | | Poll: | Selectamod |
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| the Daily Mail on 20:05 - Dec 11 with 7271 views | Swansea_Blue |
| the Daily Mail on 20:02 - Dec 11 by SpruceMoose |
Would there be a fire involved, and the fire service turn up, but somehow they've got mixed up and filled up their fire engines with petrol instead of water?
If so, then yes. |
Fire engine you say? If we could somehow weave in a farmyard animal stuck in a ditch, it could be a scoop for the EADT. | |
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| the Daily Mail on 20:10 - Dec 11 with 7243 views | LeoMuff |
| the Daily Mail on 19:42 - Dec 11 by chicoazul |
How much is his house worth? |
500k apparently....why do they do that house price thing ?? |  |
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| the Daily Mail on 20:11 - Dec 11 with 7240 views | sundaze |
| the Daily Mail on 19:55 - Dec 11 by strikalite |
That's disgusting naming his family, even to name him without being arrested let alone being charged is disgusting too, racial abuse is the lowest of lows I know, I thought we'd stamped that one out years ago, however, I can't help but think that in football it's generally been anything goes over the years in order to get into the heads of the best opposing teams player/players to gain an advantage, even to the point of not considering their actions, where do you draw the line with abuse though?
I remember my Father telling me that when Peter Shilton came to PR in the 80's with Forest. Town fans just kept taunting him with "Tina, Tina" all through the game whist he was up the North Stand end........the name of Shiltons partner who was killed in a car crash....shocking really..
None of those singing that would ever dream of saying that to him outside a football ground I'm sure, it was purely to unsettle him, at any cost... |
From what I remember about Shilton, he was having an alleged affair with a young lady called Tina, he was actually married in 1970 and despite the alleged affair, it lasted 40 years. He used to get banter about the affair at away games, but that was before the young lady died and he always denied having any relationship with her.
I do remember the chant, but as this is a family site, I will not repeat it on here.  |  | | |
| the Daily Mail on 20:11 - Dec 11 with 7228 views | SpruceMoose |
| the Daily Mail on 20:10 - Dec 11 by LeoMuff |
500k apparently....why do they do that house price thing ?? |
Politics of envy innit. | |
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"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country." | | Poll: | Selectamod |
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| the Daily Mail on 23:04 - Dec 11 with 6907 views | jeera |
What the man did[n't] do is irrelevant to this.
Putting him and his family at potential risk is shameful.
How are there no laws to govern this kind of intrusion? |  |
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| the Daily Mail on 23:09 - Dec 11 with 6892 views | Lord_Lucan |
| the Daily Mail on 23:04 - Dec 11 by jeera |
What the man did[n't] do is irrelevant to this.
Putting him and his family at potential risk is shameful.
How are there no laws to govern this kind of intrusion? |
I agree
The bloke sounds a knob (at least) but this is trial and execution by media. |  |
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| the Daily Mail on 23:11 - Dec 11 with 6882 views | eireblue |
| the Daily Mail on 23:04 - Dec 11 by jeera |
What the man did[n't] do is irrelevant to this.
Putting him and his family at potential risk is shameful.
How are there no laws to govern this kind of intrusion? |
Leveson Inquiry.
Rather predictably:
“Prime Minister David Cameron, under whose direction the inquiry had been established, said that he welcomed many of the findings, but declined to enact the requisite legislation. Part 2 of the inquiry was to be delayed until after criminal prosecutions regarding events at the News of the World,but the Conservative Party's 2017 manifesto stated that the second part of the inquiry would be dropped entirely, and this was confirmed by Culture Secretary Matt Hancock in a statement to the House of Commons on 1 March 2018.” |  | | |
| the Daily Mail on 23:17 - Dec 11 with 6850 views | XYZ |
| the Daily Mail on 23:04 - Dec 11 by jeera |
What the man did[n't] do is irrelevant to this.
Putting him and his family at potential risk is shameful.
How are there no laws to govern this kind of intrusion? |
"How are there no laws to govern this kind of intrusion? "
Is the answer "Because every UK PM from Thatcher onwards has had their tongue stuck up Rupert's arse"? |  | | |
| the Daily Mail on 23:27 - Dec 11 with 6815 views | bluefunk |
| the Daily Mail on 19:58 - Dec 11 by SpruceMoose |
Some take football far too seriously and need to grow up. You're right, some of what gets said wouldn't get said to somebody's face and crosses the line. |
Before you get too self righteous, Shilton has just been caught in a car with said Tina, doing the wild thing, as it were, she had not died when the Nirth Stand gave him stick. Give ‘70’s Town fans some credit |  | | |
| the Daily Mail on 23:36 - Dec 11 with 6785 views | north_stand77 |
I always cringe when I hear the Delia chant, it's not very classy in my opinion. |  | | |
| the Daily Mail on 02:01 - Dec 12 with 6664 views | The_Romford_Blue |
| the Daily Mail on 19:55 - Dec 11 by strikalite |
That's disgusting naming his family, even to name him without being arrested let alone being charged is disgusting too, racial abuse is the lowest of lows I know, I thought we'd stamped that one out years ago, however, I can't help but think that in football it's generally been anything goes over the years in order to get into the heads of the best opposing teams player/players to gain an advantage, even to the point of not considering their actions, where do you draw the line with abuse though?
I remember my Father telling me that when Peter Shilton came to PR in the 80's with Forest. Town fans just kept taunting him with "Tina, Tina" all through the game whist he was up the North Stand end........the name of Shiltons partner who was killed in a car crash....shocking really..
None of those singing that would ever dream of saying that to him outside a football ground I'm sure, it was purely to unsettle him, at any cost... |
I know it’s no relevance but I happen to have met Peter Shilton.
It was at a football tour years ago. We won the ‘fair play award’ and I was the captain. He presented it and then came and spoke for a bit afterwards. Really nice bloke. Half of my team didn’t know who he was which was a bit of a tragedy to football though. |  |
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| the Daily Mail on 02:23 - Dec 12 with 6642 views | SpruceMoose |
| the Daily Mail on 02:01 - Dec 12 by The_Romford_Blue |
I know it’s no relevance but I happen to have met Peter Shilton.
It was at a football tour years ago. We won the ‘fair play award’ and I was the captain. He presented it and then came and spoke for a bit afterwards. Really nice bloke. Half of my team didn’t know who he was which was a bit of a tragedy to football though. |
I blame him for us not winning Italia 90. | |
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| the Daily Mail on 03:26 - Dec 12 with 6619 views | Superfrans |
| the Daily Mail on 23:36 - Dec 11 by north_stand77 |
I always cringe when I hear the Delia chant, it's not very classy in my opinion. |
It’s incredibly offensive and misogynist, and it reflects really badly on all of us tbh. There, I said it. |  |
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| the Daily Mail on 03:58 - Dec 12 with 6603 views | The_Romford_Blue |
| the Daily Mail on 03:26 - Dec 12 by Superfrans |
It’s incredibly offensive and misogynist, and it reflects really badly on all of us tbh. There, I said it. |
Maybe it’s in bad taste but it’s only part of the football experience.
I sing it. Who really cares that much? | |
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| the Daily Mail on 04:08 - Dec 12 with 6594 views | Superfrans |
| the Daily Mail on 03:58 - Dec 12 by The_Romford_Blue |
Maybe it’s in bad taste but it’s only part of the football experience.
I sing it. Who really cares that much? |
I’m sure she does. And so do the majority of women - I have season tickets with two women who certainly find it extremely offensive.
It’s clearly misogynist. You’d never hear such a song sung about a male chairman.
I do understand it’s all part of the tribalism, but that doesn’t make it any more acceptable. | |
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