| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. 17:43 - Feb 28 with 4603 views | SitfcB |
Classy. |  |
| |  |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 17:46 - Feb 28 with 3314 views | Mullet |
Lots of roundabout painters and Reform types in fanbases unfortunately. |  |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 18:05 - Feb 28 with 3143 views | Plums |
Meatheads being meatheads |  |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 18:15 - Feb 28 with 3067 views | MattinLondon |
I think that most young kids shame a lot of adults in how they play and interact with other young children - not really paying attention to skin colour or religion. Try explaining what happened in that match to an average six year old and they’ll simply look confused.
The adults booing a few players getting a drinks break there are all grade A c**ts. |  | | |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 18:36 - Feb 28 with 2914 views | ITFC_Forever |
Leeds gonna Leeds. |  |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. (n/t) on 18:41 - Feb 28 with 2881 views | blueoutlook |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 17:46 - Feb 28 by Mullet |
Lots of roundabout painters and Reform types in fanbases unfortunately. |
[Post edited 28 Feb 18:41]
|  | | |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:03 - Feb 28 with 2748 views | Perublue |
Was it other Muslims booing who don’t agree with the breaking of the fast ? |  |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:10 - Feb 28 with 2703 views | BlacknGoldnBlue |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:03 - Feb 28 by Perublue |
Was it other Muslims booing who don’t agree with the breaking of the fast ? |
I'm assuming the sun had set and that's why they were breaking fast - as is customary! |  |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:24 - Feb 28 with 2625 views | Mullet |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 17:46 - Feb 28 by Mullet |
Lots of roundabout painters and Reform types in fanbases unfortunately. |
A few interesting characters proving my point with the v there it seems! | |
| |
Login to get fewer ads
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:40 - Feb 28 with 2515 views | Swansea_Blue |
We’re quite an Islamophobic society these days aren’t we? Tommy Ten Names and his band of arseshats are one thing, but it really didn’t help that we had an Islamophobic Home Secretary fanning the flames in Braverman. I could understand it if she was Hindu, but she’s supposed to be Bhuddist ffs. |  |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:51 - Feb 28 with 2460 views | Perublue |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:10 - Feb 28 by BlacknGoldnBlue |
I'm assuming the sun had set and that's why they were breaking fast - as is customary! |
Yes of course you are right it would have been dark and grim at that time (when isn’t it ooooop North) You’d think Leeds with such a large Muslim population nearly 10% in fact would be a little more understanding towards them as you can safely presume a lot of the fans in the stadium are Muslim or have family or friends that are and should know their requirements/needs ?
Pity the poor sods that live up in the higher reaches of Scandinavia. | |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:54 - Feb 28 with 2432 views | Perublue |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 18:05 - Feb 28 by Plums |
Meatheads being meatheads |
Obviously not pork. | |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:01 - Feb 28 with 2380 views | SitfcB |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 18:15 - Feb 28 by MattinLondon |
I think that most young kids shame a lot of adults in how they play and interact with other young children - not really paying attention to skin colour or religion. Try explaining what happened in that match to an average six year old and they’ll simply look confused.
The adults booing a few players getting a drinks break there are all grade A c**ts. |
I don’t get the outrage that has occurred over a few blokes being allowed a drink, this isn’t a new thing, it’s happened for years. | |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:02 - Feb 28 with 2369 views | DropCliffsNotBombs |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:24 - Feb 28 by Mullet |
A few interesting characters proving my point with the v there it seems! |
Yeah but look who's on the list. Cumulative IQ barely reaching room temperature there. |  | | |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:02 - Feb 28 with 2360 views | Mullet |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:01 - Feb 28 by SitfcB |
I don’t get the outrage that has occurred over a few blokes being allowed a drink, this isn’t a new thing, it’s happened for years. |
Because racists are thick scumbags generally? | |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:05 - Feb 28 with 2338 views | redrickstuhaart |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:51 - Feb 28 by Perublue |
Yes of course you are right it would have been dark and grim at that time (when isn’t it ooooop North) You’d think Leeds with such a large Muslim population nearly 10% in fact would be a little more understanding towards them as you can safely presume a lot of the fans in the stadium are Muslim or have family or friends that are and should know their requirements/needs ?
Pity the poor sods that live up in the higher reaches of Scandinavia. |
I sthis actually associated with something I read the other day? Effectively creating a break in play to do it?
Whilst I absolutely believe in freedom of thought and religion, it is not a huge surprise that people react if the game is stopped (or cynically delayed through an "injury" for it. |  |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:05 - Feb 28 with 2323 views | J2BLUE |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 18:15 - Feb 28 by MattinLondon |
I think that most young kids shame a lot of adults in how they play and interact with other young children - not really paying attention to skin colour or religion. Try explaining what happened in that match to an average six year old and they’ll simply look confused.
The adults booing a few players getting a drinks break there are all grade A c**ts. |
Bit unfair expecting them to be as intelligent as the average six year old. |  |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:07 - Feb 28 with 2319 views | bradforblues |
Showed how disgusting they are, I live nearby but I hate them so much, probably moreso than Naarwich
Is Aniis Mehmeti Muslim ? Does anyone know ? Don't think we have any other Muslim players anymore but I'd be keen to find out. | |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:24 - Feb 28 with 2228 views | bradforblues |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:05 - Feb 28 by redrickstuhaart |
I sthis actually associated with something I read the other day? Effectively creating a break in play to do it?
Whilst I absolutely believe in freedom of thought and religion, it is not a huge surprise that people react if the game is stopped (or cynically delayed through an "injury" for it. |
The game is paused when there is a natural break i.e. goal kick etc
The game is not stopped whilst in flow just for a break. Players cause breaks two or three times a game with fake injuries but you don't get the same reaction because it has nothing to do with religion. Basically what I'm saying is those Leeds fans who booed are a bunch of pathetic racists | |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:29 - Feb 28 with 2189 views | Zx1988 |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:05 - Feb 28 by redrickstuhaart |
I sthis actually associated with something I read the other day? Effectively creating a break in play to do it?
Whilst I absolutely believe in freedom of thought and religion, it is not a huge surprise that people react if the game is stopped (or cynically delayed through an "injury" for it. |
Yes, how dare they slightly extend a natural break in play to allow the Muslim players to eat a couple of dates, and have a few swigs of isotonic drink. | |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:35 - Feb 28 with 2161 views | redrickstuhaart |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:24 - Feb 28 by bradforblues |
The game is paused when there is a natural break i.e. goal kick etc
The game is not stopped whilst in flow just for a break. Players cause breaks two or three times a game with fake injuries but you don't get the same reaction because it has nothing to do with religion. Basically what I'm saying is those Leeds fans who booed are a bunch of pathetic racists |
I havent seen it. I saw suggestions of fake injuries and abnormal delays to facilitate it.
I am caught between saying thats a reaosnable adjustment to make, and saying that religions are all rather silly and we ought not to pander to them! | |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:38 - Feb 28 with 2138 views | Bigalhunter |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:24 - Feb 28 by Mullet |
A few interesting characters proving my point with the v there it seems! |
Couple of the usual suspects haven’t added their smudge of disapproval yet, but always useful to get a reminder of just who they are. |  |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:46 - Feb 28 with 2108 views | SitfcB |
| |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 21:05 - Feb 28 with 2011 views | Perublue |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 20:07 - Feb 28 by bradforblues |
Showed how disgusting they are, I live nearby but I hate them so much, probably moreso than Naarwich
Is Aniis Mehmeti Muslim ? Does anyone know ? Don't think we have any other Muslim players anymore but I'd be keen to find out. |
I did wonder that myself a few weeks back just out of interest in regards to if Sammy had any influence in him coming here as he does seem to be held in high regard by all but especially Muslim players it’s fair to say seeing him over the last seasons we know that.
It certainly wasn’t obvious if he is .. and checking again I find that’s the case .. if he is ,he’s not “out and proud” wrong phrase but you know what I mean.
Albania is 50% Muslim but is a secular society like Türkiye and the UK .. he’s an Islington boy anyway and mehmeti surname does have a strong Islamic origin. | |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 21:12 - Feb 28 with 1984 views | BlueBadger |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 19:24 - Feb 28 by Mullet |
A few interesting characters proving my point with the v there it seems! |
The 'you can't say anything these days' crowd don't like it when you say anything. |  |
| |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 21:40 - Feb 28 with 1863 views | Bigalhunter |
| Leeds fans boo’ing the Muslim players breaking fast and having a drink. on 21:12 - Feb 28 by BlueBadger |
The 'you can't say anything these days' crowd don't like it when you say anything. |
And yet not of them will have the courage to pop their head up out of the swamp and clarify their ‘thinking’ in anything approaching a coherent version of their precious mother tongue.
The only consolation, however depressing it might be, is that the only thing they have in common with the decent majority is the team they support.
Small victories I guess. | |
| |
| |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
