I read an article last month about a female footballer from West Ham's women's team who is also gay and it seems that most of West Ham's women's team are too

Like Dianne Abbot or Ben Bradshaw.

Our lefty BBC made the mistake of inviting John Barnes to be interviewed and he said that it was quite ridiculous that the bloke lost his job over using an old fashioned word as it should have been the intent that mattered and quite obviously there was no ill intent.

The BBC newsreader tried his hardest to get Barnes to say that it was quite right that he should lose his job but the more he said it the more that John Barnes dug in.

The newsreader also asked Barnes if he felt that having a more up to date Chairman might help black footballers achieve equality whereupon Barnes replied that black players had plenty of equality and you only had to look at the England team to see that whereupon the newsreader gave up

You only have to look at last nights news. Top story was Covid, then the story about Greg Clarke. Lost his job for using the word coloured, said girls dont like going in goal and that asians are more likely to end up in job like IT instead of a pro footballer. Cue utter outrage, multiple people lined up in interviews to say how outraged they are. Next article on the news (and not deemed more important), catholic church vilified again for trying to play down and cover up child sex abuse by their priests. Did the leading Cathloic in Britain at the heart of the scandal lose his job......no, Vatican tells him to stay on........are people lined up to comment on the outrage........no.

This country has completely lost its perspective, and it's being perpetuated by every media company and their agendas.

Need to be careful using phrases like that Willo. In all likelihood, and for reasons yet unknown to people of our generation, "pushing up the daisies" will probably be seen as abhorrent and vile to some section or other of society and its' use will lead to a mandatory ten year stretch for anyone having uttered it in the previous 327 years.

Another of his so called clangers was saying that South Asians preferred a job in IT rather than football.

Surely it's fairly obvious by the lack of South Asian players that football isn't high on their agendas.

Anyone that knows anything about global sport will know that South Asians are cricket mad in terms of sports played or followed