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Badger11 Beckenham 02 Jul 20 1.41pm
Originally posted by palace_in_frogland Etymology, old chap.. Thank you, Freudian slip kinda sums up what I think these people are. One more point
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Beckenham 02 Jul 20 1.41pm

Originally posted by palace_in_frogland

Etymology, old chap..

Thank you, Freudian slip kinda sums up what I think these people are.

One more point

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Eaglecoops CR3 02 Jul 20 1.48pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays Seconded. They are treating the public like simpletons. For me that message from 'Chris Sutton' really took the biscuit. I'll highlight some of what he said in bold. 'There is a difference between Black Lives Matter the message and Black Lives Matter the organisation.' Errr...Chris, that message was started by that organisation. All lives matter, but the distinction that black lives require a special focus is a political one. One is about fighting for equality. The other's UK wing has courted controversy by calling for police funding to be cut and an end to free trade with Israel. ? Equality does not advance one group above others. Why the focus upon the 'UK' wing? This group has never hidden its aims. I'm not one for delving too deeply into politics but for me, that is not what Black Lives Matter has ever been about. This movement has always been about the powerful over-riding message it conveys - that the lives of black people matter as much as anyone's.' I'm not one for delving too deeply into politics....now let me tell you or lie to you about the organisation. An organisation that has never hidden its marxist and anti capitalist aims. It's association with the black power movement isn't hidden either and we see plenty of black players using that political sign as they kneel. That has bugger all to do with equality and we see many attempts to whitewash these organization and so justify their own stupid behaviours. This display of virtue signalling has a massive pick and choose element to it and if the blm account had kept quiet these morons would still be pushing lies onto the public. Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Jul 2020 1.34pm) What he really means here (bold italics) is he forgot to read, as did all virtue signalling idiots, the small print with regard to the BLM movement. Well, I say small print, perhaps even the big print as the marxist aims fill their manifesto. Edited by Eaglecoops (02 Jul 2020 1.48pm)
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CR3 02 Jul 20 1.48pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Seconded.

They are treating the public like simpletons. For me that message from 'Chris Sutton' really took the biscuit. I'll highlight some of what he said in bold.

'There is a difference between Black Lives Matter the message and Black Lives Matter the organisation.'

Errr...Chris, that message was started by that organisation. All lives matter, but the distinction that black lives require a special focus is a political one.

One is about fighting for equality. The other's UK wing has courted controversy by calling for police funding to be cut and an end to free trade with Israel.

? Equality does not advance one group above others.
Why the focus upon the 'UK' wing? This group has never hidden its aims.

I'm not one for delving too deeply into politics but for me, that is not what Black Lives Matter has ever been about. This movement has always been about the powerful over-riding message it conveys - that the lives of black people matter as much as anyone's.'

I'm not one for delving too deeply into politics....now let me tell you or lie to you about the organisation.

An organisation that has never hidden its marxist and anti capitalist aims. It's association with the black power movement isn't hidden either and we see plenty of black players using that political sign as they kneel.

That has bugger all to do with equality and we see many attempts to whitewash these organization and so justify their own stupid behaviours.

This display of virtue signalling has a massive pick and choose element to it and if the blm account had kept quiet these morons would still be pushing lies onto the public.

Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Jul 2020 1.34pm)

What he really means here (bold italics) is he forgot to read, as did all virtue signalling idiots, the small print with regard to the BLM movement. Well, I say small print, perhaps even the big print as the marxist aims fill their manifesto.

Edited by Eaglecoops (02 Jul 2020 1.48pm)

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Stirlingsays 02 Jul 20 2.14pm
Originally posted by Eaglecoops What he really means here (bold italics) is he forgot to read, as did all virtue signalling idiots, the small print with regard to the BLM movement. Well, I say small print, perhaps even the big print as the marxist aims fill their manifesto. Edited by Eaglecoops (02 Jul 2020 1.48pm) You found a nicer way of calling him an idiot. I can accept that a certain number were and are clueless....but as the retired Karl Henry proved. There are those who were well aware of this organisation before it suddenly became fashionable to issue distancing statements. Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Jul 2020 2.14pm) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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02 Jul 20 2.14pm

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

Edited by Eaglecoops (02 Jul 2020 1.48pm)

You found a nicer way of calling him an idiot.

I can accept that a certain number were and are clueless....but as the retired Karl Henry proved. There are those who were well aware of this organisation before it suddenly became fashionable to issue distancing statements.

Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Jul 2020 2.14pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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tonymikejoe UK 02 Jul 20 2.36pm
Steve Parish and CPFC are now backtracking as they've finally realised what we have been telling them all along and what was obvious from the beginning, that BLM is an extremist group. CPFC were all in from the start, even going out of their way to post this 'Black Power' clenched fist image of our Senegal-born midfielder on the official club website. Attachment: ch.jpg (119.84Kb)
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UK 02 Jul 20 2.36pm

Steve Parish and CPFC are now backtracking as they've finally realised what we have been telling them all along and what was obvious from the beginning, that BLM is an extremist group.

CPFC were all in from the start, even going out of their way to post this 'Black Power' clenched fist image of our Senegal-born midfielder on the official club website.

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Penge Eagle Beckenham 02 Jul 20 2.45pm
It went completely over dumbo PVA's head when he was questioned about the goals of BLM on Twitter. Such a big man to barb with Katie Hopkins on social media. Meanwhile, Wilf Zaha says very little and just gets on with helping charitable causes in Africa and locally. Respect for this guy. And fair play to the HF for their banner which enabled something actionable like text £5 to the local food bank. None of this virtue signalling nonsense. Edited by Penge Eagle (02 Jul 2020 2.52pm)
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Beckenham 02 Jul 20 2.45pm

It went completely over dumbo PVA's head when he was questioned about the goals of BLM on Twitter. Such a big man to barb with Katie Hopkins on social media.

Meanwhile, Wilf Zaha says very little and just gets on with helping charitable causes in Africa and locally. Respect for this guy.

And fair play to the HF for their banner which enabled something actionable like text £5 to the local food bank. None of this virtue signalling nonsense.

Edited by Penge Eagle (02 Jul 2020 2.52pm)

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tonymikejoe UK 02 Jul 20 2.48pm
Originally posted by Slimey Toad Let's get down to the nitty-gritty of sports commentating censorship of 'slavery terms': [Link] He whipped in that cross superbly He didn't cotton on to that pass There's fields of space for Zaha to run into He loves the game so much he'd work at it for nothing Brilliant! Here are some more : 'He's a true master of the ball'. 'He's struggling to break free of the defenders' shackles'. 'He's gone on loan to Juventus. He's been shipped overseas.' 'God, if they get into an auction for this lad it'll be some bidding war'. 'When you consider how much they paid for him, they'd expect much more effort'. 'He's getting a lot of stick from the fans, he's become a real whipping boy'.
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tonymikejoe

UK 02 Jul 20 2.48pm

Originally posted by Slimey Toad

Let's get down to the nitty-gritty of sports commentating censorship of 'slavery terms':

[Link]

He whipped in that cross superbly
He didn't cotton on to that pass
There's fields of space for Zaha to run into
He loves the game so much he'd work at it for nothing

Brilliant! Here are some more :

'He's a true master of the ball'.

'He's struggling to break free of the defenders' shackles'.

'He's gone on loan to Juventus. He's been shipped overseas.'

'God, if they get into an auction for this lad it'll be some bidding war'.

'When you consider how much they paid for him, they'd expect much more effort'.

'He's getting a lot of stick from the fans, he's become a real whipping boy'.

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IMMER PALACE BIELEFELD 02 Jul 20 3.12pm
You raise a good point tonymikejoe, the very concept of buying a player is in the context of slavery, an odious one. If football can actually do one thing decisively, surely it is to cha ge the language of the transfer market. Get it's own house in order before lecturing the rest of us. As I have said before, I am teetering on the brink of withdrawal. In fact, that's it, I am finished with it.
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BIELEFELD 02 Jul 20 3.12pm

You raise a good point tonymikejoe, the very concept of buying a player is in the context of slavery, an odious one.

If football can actually do one thing decisively, surely it is to cha ge the language of the transfer market. Get it's own house in order before lecturing the rest of us.

As I have said before, I am teetering on the brink of withdrawal. In fact, that's it, I am finished with it.

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IMMER PALACE BIELEFELD 02 Jul 20 3.14pm
Originally posted by IMMER PALACE You raise a good point tonymikejoe, the very concept of buying a player is, in the context of slavery, an odious one. If football can actually do one thing decisively, surely it is to change the language of the transfer market. Get its own house in order before lecturing the rest of us. As I have said before, I am teetering on the brink of withdrawal. In fact, that's it, I am finished with it. Done with it after more years than I care to remember. The punter has never been treated with respect. Players on 150k a week and the punters toilets swimming in piss. That's football.
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BIELEFELD 02 Jul 20 3.14pm

Originally posted by IMMER PALACE

You raise a good point tonymikejoe, the very concept of buying a player is, in the context of slavery, an odious one.

If football can actually do one thing decisively, surely it is to change the language of the transfer market. Get its own house in order before lecturing the rest of us.

As I have said before, I am teetering on the brink of withdrawal. In fact, that's it, I am finished with it.

Done with it after more years than I care to remember.
The punter has never been treated with respect. Players on 150k a week and the punters toilets swimming in piss. That's football.

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tonymikejoe UK 02 Jul 20 3.31pm
Originally posted by IMMER PALACE Thank-you Jimmy Hill.
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tonymikejoe

UK 02 Jul 20 3.31pm

Originally posted by IMMER PALACE

Thank-you Jimmy Hill.

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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 02 Jul 20 3.35pm
Was that a 'Flounce'? Damn ive missed it, haven't had a decent(or any) flounce since, well since, erm christ god knows when. This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.
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On The Road To Hell & Alicante 02 Jul 20 3.35pm

Was that a 'Flounce'? Damn ive missed it, haven't had a decent(or any) flounce since, well since, erm christ god knows when.

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

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cryrst The garden of England 02 Jul 20 4.30pm
Originally posted by IMMER PALACE You raise a good point tonymikejoe, the very concept of buying a player is in the context of slavery, an odious one. If football can actually do one thing decisively, surely it is to cha ge the language of the transfer market. Get it's own house in order before lecturing the rest of us. As I have said before, I am teetering on the brink of withdrawal. In fact, that's it, I am finished with it. She wont get pregnant you keep doing that
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cryrst

The garden of England 02 Jul 20 4.30pm

Originally posted by IMMER PALACE

You raise a good point tonymikejoe, the very concept of buying a player is in the context of slavery, an odious one.

If football can actually do one thing decisively, surely it is to cha ge the language of the transfer market. Get it's own house in order before lecturing the rest of us.

As I have said before, I am teetering on the brink of withdrawal. In fact, that's it, I am finished with it.

She wont get pregnant you keep doing that