| How should England players protest at the WC? 19:22 - Nov 15 with 2061 views | Edmundo |
A rainbow armband is a bit "meh". |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 19:26 - Nov 15 with 2029 views | Ewan_Oozami |
Do a Robbie Fowler everytime the opposition get a free kick? |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 19:29 - Nov 15 with 2015 views | Melford |
After they score a goal they should all give each other a peck on the cheek in celebration. Not a proper kiss, just a little peck like you would give to your nan. |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 19:35 - Nov 15 with 2000 views | Oldsmoker |
They should all moon the Royal box at the start of the match. |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 19:57 - Nov 15 with 1972 views | Keno |
rather than shake hands before kick off the captains should give each a big hug, kiss with tongues and a good old reach around |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 20:00 - Nov 15 with 1964 views | Trequartista |
Take crap penalties in any penalty shoot-out we are involved in |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 20:08 - Nov 15 with 1948 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| How should England players protest at the WC? on 19:29 - Nov 15 by Melford |
After they score a goal they should all give each other a peck on the cheek in celebration. Not a proper kiss, just a little peck like you would give to your nan. |
Tongues.
No, not Nan! |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 20:10 - Nov 15 with 1942 views | Oldsmoker |
Perhaps a goal celebration like a conga but ar*e to crotch with butts pushed out and in close order. | |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 20:42 - Nov 15 with 1896 views | You_Bloo_Right |
Leave the tournament before a ball is kicked? |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 20:44 - Nov 15 with 1891 views | factual_blue |
Amputate the right hand of the nearest Qatari whenever we score a goal? |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 20:46 - Nov 15 with 1886 views | Parky |
By winning it. |  | | |
| How should England players protest at the WC? on 21:37 - Nov 15 with 1824 views | ParisBlue |
Play each game dressed in a gorilla costume. |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 21:41 - Nov 15 with 1806 views | Swansea_Blue |
Not go probably, but I suppose it's a bit late for that. Or they could sail through the group stages and then capitulate in the knockout phase - that'll learn 'em.
Sorry, just being facetious. Anything from now on is really only a token at best and will be ignored in the pomp of the event. Best they can probably do is commit to being long-term ambassadors for any issues associated with Qatar, if they're genuine. They have the reach and wealth to make a difference back home even if they can't do anything in Qatar. |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 21:42 - Nov 15 with 1799 views | jeera |
| How should England players protest at the WC? on 21:37 - Nov 15 by ParisBlue |
Play each game dressed in a gorilla costume. |
Bit harsh on around 30% of the viewers. |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 21:45 - Nov 15 with 1798 views | Mullet |
I think part of the issue is what are they protesting?
Sportswashing? Some of them play for, and the rest play against clubs involved in it.
Corruption? Again there's a slippery slope there, but it's also more about the FA isn't it?
Qatari (lack of) culture as we see it? Sets a precedent when you have America next and if any of them played in Russia there's a hypocrisy angle.
The whole thing is such a mess we've seen coming for so long, that as it gets here what do we really pick apart first? Expecting the players to protest when we'll sit at home and watch varying amounts of Budweiser, McDonalds and the like ads between hours of football is a big ask too. |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 22:02 - Nov 15 with 1755 views | Ftnfwest |
Kneel? |  | | |
| How should England players protest at the WC? on 22:36 - Nov 15 with 1689 views | Keno |
| How should England players protest at the WC? on 22:02 - Nov 15 by Ftnfwest |
Kneel? |
Go a goal down then come from behind? | |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 23:30 - Nov 15 with 1639 views | Sarge |
The only way to effectively protest would have been to boycott it and unfortunately only Norway had the balls to do that and they didn’t qualify anyway.
Every other football association and every fan attending is in reality paying lip service and pretending to oppose the crime, corruption and human rights violations that this World Cuo represents. | | | |
| How should England players protest at the WC? on 11:13 - Nov 16 with 1392 views | hoppy |
Every time there's a drinks break, sink pints of ale, maybe have a quick smoke too. |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 11:41 - Nov 16 with 1335 views | chicoazul |
Wonder if that’s what Morsy thought too. |  |
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| How should England players protest at the WC? on 11:52 - Nov 16 with 1298 views | Mookamoo |
The teams should get together and come up with a universally understood gesture which in of itself in not offensive, but the meaning of which is communicated away from the matches.
Like the Tommie Smith and John Carlos fists at the olympics. If a player scores and they want to make a stance, then they can use it. It is then the personal choice of the player and out of anyones else's control. |  | | |
| How should England players protest at the WC? on 11:53 - Nov 16 with 1297 views | Darth_Koont |
| How should England players protest at the WC? on 21:41 - Nov 15 by Swansea_Blue |
Not go probably, but I suppose it's a bit late for that. Or they could sail through the group stages and then capitulate in the knockout phase - that'll learn 'em.
Sorry, just being facetious. Anything from now on is really only a token at best and will be ignored in the pomp of the event. Best they can probably do is commit to being long-term ambassadors for any issues associated with Qatar, if they're genuine. They have the reach and wealth to make a difference back home even if they can't do anything in Qatar. |
Agree with that.
Very little that they can do there. Perhaps part of the protest at home should be directed at our own government for normalising strategic partnerships and arm sales in the region and beyond with even more oppressive regimes and human rights offenders?
They say it about charity, but this stuff really begins at home. |  |
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