I bet not one of the players have the slightest bit of control over what is on their shirts. I also would bet that very few, if any, have any knowledge of the BLM political movement and those that do have no sympathy for it.

Very few people in the UK are aware of the political beliefs of the BLM organisation. They have sympathy for the concept and make the assumption that the two things are identical. It may be naive but not everybody follows politics that closely.

I would suggest by not acknowledging this you are the worst kind of "white" person. You are certainly naive.

Colin Kazim -Richards didn’t kneel. He said he stands proud. So presumably everyone else can stand proud next to him and abandon the kneeling.

I lack no capacity to understand. Nor does every player in every football club in the country. Perhaps it is you that is missing something

And just to repeat, again. BLM is NOT an organisation. It is a philosophy. Some organisations have sprung up using the words, they do not all necessarily represent the views of those that believe in the philosophy.

I lack no capacity to understand. Nor does every player in every football club in the country. Perhaps it is you that is missing something

And just to repeat, again. BLM is NOT an organisation. It is a philosophy. Some organisations have sprung up using the words, they do not all necessarily represent the views of those that believe in the philosophy.

Then they are wrong. Fancy that, an unreliable media.

Yes, fair enough. Providing they, like him, substitute kneeling for a Black Power salute.

Personally I would not.