I really like the sign up at The Den tonight.

They should put up more like it.

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As I have already said on several occasions believing that this gesture has run its course and should be retired is a perfectly valid and respectable opinion.

That though is NOT what the debate is about is it? It's about the suggestion that the players are somehow supporting a political organisation when they are not. They are showing solidarity with those among us, and themselves, who have suffered discrimination. Getting booed by the mindless is just disrespectful and I can understand why they are angry.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Football is over represented by the very group they claim suffers 'inequality'.....where in the law is this inequality?

The very group they claim inequality for is funded to the tune of millions by corporations and gets continual support by every organisation .....continually telling us how terrible their life is.

I had feck all help growing up.

The whole thing is nuts.

Edited by Stirlingsays (08 Dec 2020 10.12pm)

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

For the avoidance of doubt my original post has been doctored. Although almost every Millwall fan I have met was an mbicile

Edited by Mapletree (08 Dec 2020 10.15pm)

Exactly who is being divided? The decent and respectable from the barbaric and thoughtless?

If exposing the fact that these attitudes still exist helps to bring shame on their heads it seems a sensible thing to do.

But of course, that's wrong, isn't it. They are exposing the connection to a Marxist group in the USA. Silly me.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

It's a great response.

I like the way Millwall fans expressed their objections to symbolim thats intrinsically linked with a group that rioted at the hight of the pandemic and graffittied the cenotaph.

I also like the way Casim-Richards objected to them.

I think Millwall's approach to come up with a equality statement everyone can get behind is far better than imposing a controversial cause on people.

The celebration is more than likely to be antagonistic but will be supported in the Guardian as "brave" tomorrow.

The most annoying thing about this whole situation is the press constantly presenting contrived arguments and lazily condemning people as good or bad like a Disney move. All aimed at being decisive to make money (or just to divide us in the case of Russia Today).