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Homophobic abuse at today's game (ed - Not Charlton fans)
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JohnnyH2 said:PaddyP17 said:Absolute state of this thread. There is a fundamental misunderstanding on this board and, in some corners, an unwillingness to change and adapt.
I'll call it out when I see it, and like on Tuesday when in the pub with a couple of mates, I will call out any homophobic or otherwise pejorative language immediately. (And much to my surprise, I got a very sincere apology.)
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Curb_It said:@Henry Irving Ahh right, I dont know why I even thought it was does your boyfriend know you're here.
@Curb_It you were right, that was what he said he was singing but the police on the SAG told another story.1 -
This thread needs bumping, at 12 pages it's still way behind the 27 pages on women or ladies.0
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Covered End said:This thread needs bumping, at 12 pages it's still way behind the 27 pages on women or ladies.0
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Henry Irving said:Curb_It said:We had a fan arrested a few years ago for homophobic singing down at Brighton station. Arrested for singing “does your boyfriend know your here”. I only remember it because of @ValleyGary ‘s response to it. Still makes me laugh.
What he was actually singing, very drunkenly hours before the game and in the middle of a shopping area with families and kids around was
"Do you take it up the arse?"
Police told him to leave town and not go to the game.
But he turned up at the game and got nicked.
For some reason, presumably to save face with rather middle class parents IIRC, he made up the "holding hands" story and put it on social media to garner sympathy from the "PC Gone Mad brigade" and play the victim.
We see a lot of this victim playing from the far right nowadays "they are taking away my freedom to abuse people, I'm the real victim, I'm being oppressed "
Safety advisory group? Ha ha ha.Did you get to wear a cape?
Or was it a badge on your cardigan?2 -
ROTW said:Henry Irving said:Curb_It said:We had a fan arrested a few years ago for homophobic singing down at Brighton station. Arrested for singing “does your boyfriend know your here”. I only remember it because of @ValleyGary ‘s response to it. Still makes me laugh.
What he was actually singing, very drunkenly hours before the game and in the middle of a shopping area with families and kids around was
"Do you take it up the arse?"
Police told him to leave town and not go to the game.
But he turned up at the game and got nicked.
For some reason, presumably to save face with rather middle class parents IIRC, he made up the "holding hands" story and put it on social media to garner sympathy from the "PC Gone Mad brigade" and play the victim.
We see a lot of this victim playing from the far right nowadays "they are taking away my freedom to abuse people, I'm the real victim, I'm being oppressed "
Safety advisory group? Ha ha ha.Did you get to wear a cape?
Or was it a badge on your cardigan?0 -
Oh, you're such a wit.
A cardigan reference, that really cuts to the quick.
PS you don't even know what the safety advisory group was do you?0 -
Henry Irving said:Oh, you're such a wit.
A cardigan reference, that really cuts to the quick.
PS you don't even know what the safety advisory group was do you?3 -
Seems a few have had a couple of brave pills tonight 🙄0
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PaddyP17 said:Absolute state of this thread. There is a fundamental misunderstanding on this board and, in some corners, an unwillingness to change and adapt.
I'll call it out when I see it, and like on Tuesday when in the pub with a couple of mates, I will call out any homophobic or otherwise pejorative language immediately. (And much to my surprise, I got a very sincere apology.)
Being aggrieved at just "some" forms of abuse makes the whole woke thing utterly ludicrous.
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Cloudworm said:eaststandmike said:SantaClaus said:I don't remember much homophobic abuse at the Valley over the years. The only incident that sticks in my mind was some witty Charlton fan shouting out 'Are you a faggot Bent?' or something similar at Marcus Bent when he was playing for Sheffield United. The look of absolute contempt he shot back when he heard it was the only time I ever had any respect for the guy. Pretty sure he went on to rip us a new one in that game too.
Some of the greatest comedians this country has given a platform to were not only same sex attracted but were also passionate defenders of freedom of speech. You clearly haven't listened to much Round The Horne, The Goons or read the memoirs of the Carry On cast. They really would despair of this soporific bore that woke folk are creating in this society and in the beautiful game.
They were able to laugh at themselves and at others.
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Vincenzo said:ValleyOfTears said:Vincenzo said:Am also co-writing a book on left-wing/anti-fascist football clubs around the world, to be published later this year. So am a proper loon.Vincenzo said:Am also co-writing a book on left-wing/anti-fascist football clubs around the world, to be published later this year. So am a proper loon.What a desperately tragic waste of time. Looking for ugliness in the beautiful game.
You're going to be furious when you find out what Winston Churchill got up to in WWII.2 -
ROTW said:Henry Irving said:Curb_It said:We had a fan arrested a few years ago for homophobic singing down at Brighton station. Arrested for singing “does your boyfriend know your here”. I only remember it because of @ValleyGary ‘s response to it. Still makes me laugh.
What he was actually singing, very drunkenly hours before the game and in the middle of a shopping area with families and kids around was
"Do you take it up the arse?"
Police told him to leave town and not go to the game.
But he turned up at the game and got nicked.
For some reason, presumably to save face with rather middle class parents IIRC, he made up the "holding hands" story and put it on social media to garner sympathy from the "PC Gone Mad brigade" and play the victim.
We see a lot of this victim playing from the far right nowadays "they are taking away my freedom to abuse people, I'm the real victim, I'm being oppressed "
Safety advisory group? Ha ha ha.Did you get to wear a cape?
Or was it a badge on your cardigan?
The side that gets the ‘ump with people being bellends, and the side that gets the ‘ump with people who have a problem with people being bellends.Just ask yourself which side you should probably be on next time your blood starts to boil over this type of thing.4 -
ValleyOfTears said:Vincenzo said:ValleyOfTears said:Vincenzo said:Am also co-writing a book on left-wing/anti-fascist football clubs around the world, to be published later this year. So am a proper loon.Vincenzo said:Am also co-writing a book on left-wing/anti-fascist football clubs around the world, to be published later this year. So am a proper loon.What a desperately tragic waste of time. Looking for ugliness in the beautiful game.
You're going to be furious when you find out what Winston Churchill got up to in WWII.
Its pantwettingly simple to understand. What it means to you or anyone else is irrelevant.So tell us, which are you a fascist or an anti-fascist?? Cos everyone is either one or the other?6 -
Being woke is far from being sleepily boring, it is about being anti racist, and is an invigorating and life affirming state to be in.
I would urge everybody to be woke, and fight back against any snide sneering criticism of being like that. Challenge the racists. Resist the racists.0 -
seth plum said:Being woke is far from being sleepily boring, it is about being anti racist, and is an invigorating and life affirming state to be in.
I would urge everybody to be woke, and fight back against any snide sneering criticism of being like that. Challenge the racists. Resist the racists.1 -
I hear the view of racists a lot.
It is not fascist to push back against those views.1 -
ValleyOfTears said:Cloudworm said:eaststandmike said:SantaClaus said:I don't remember much homophobic abuse at the Valley over the years. The only incident that sticks in my mind was some witty Charlton fan shouting out 'Are you a faggot Bent?' or something similar at Marcus Bent when he was playing for Sheffield United. The look of absolute contempt he shot back when he heard it was the only time I ever had any respect for the guy. Pretty sure he went on to rip us a new one in that game too.
Some of the greatest comedians this country has given a platform to were not only same sex attracted but were also passionate defenders of freedom of speech. You clearly haven't listened to much Round The Horne, The Goons or read the memoirs of the Carry On cast. They really would despair of this soporific bore that woke folk are creating in this society and in the beautiful game.
They were able to laugh at themselves and at others.
What’s the point of it?1 -
The point of singing ‘I can see you holding hands’ is an attempt to mock people in same sex relationships, the implication being that same sex couples are abnormal in some way. Whilst the ‘I’ in the chant implies ‘I’ wouldn’t hold hands with somebody of the same sex as me because ‘I’ wouldn’t want to be seen as ‘abnormal’.
Maybe those singing it are on a journey exploring their own sexuality, and the song is one of desperation to ‘other’ some people, in the hope of being accepted by those they want to be like.4 -
ValleyOfTears said:Cloudworm said:eaststandmike said:SantaClaus said:I don't remember much homophobic abuse at the Valley over the years. The only incident that sticks in my mind was some witty Charlton fan shouting out 'Are you a faggot Bent?' or something similar at Marcus Bent when he was playing for Sheffield United. The look of absolute contempt he shot back when he heard it was the only time I ever had any respect for the guy. Pretty sure he went on to rip us a new one in that game too.
Some of the greatest comedians this country has given a platform to were not only same sex attracted but were also passionate defenders of freedom of speech. You clearly haven't listened to much Round The Horne, The Goons or read the memoirs of the Carry On cast. They really would despair of this soporific bore that woke folk are creating in this society and in the beautiful game.
They were able to laugh at themselves and at others.
Correct - and I should be able to laugh at you, but for the fact that you are a bigot purporting to be a man of God (now that is something I can laugh at).
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Mametz said:seth plum said:Being woke is far from being sleepily boring, it is about being anti racist, and is an invigorating and life affirming state to be in.
I would urge everybody to be woke, and fight back against any snide sneering criticism of being like that. Challenge the racists. Resist the racists.
A lot of people would benefit from looking up the definition of 'bigotry' also.0 -
seth plum said:Being woke is far from being sleepily boring, it is about being anti racist, and is an invigorating and life affirming state to be in.
I would urge everybody to be woke, and fight back against any snide sneering criticism of being like that. Challenge the racists. Resist the racists.
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bobmunro said:ValleyOfTears said:Cloudworm said:eaststandmike said:SantaClaus said:I don't remember much homophobic abuse at the Valley over the years. The only incident that sticks in my mind was some witty Charlton fan shouting out 'Are you a faggot Bent?' or something similar at Marcus Bent when he was playing for Sheffield United. The look of absolute contempt he shot back when he heard it was the only time I ever had any respect for the guy. Pretty sure he went on to rip us a new one in that game too.
Some of the greatest comedians this country has given a platform to were not only same sex attracted but were also passionate defenders of freedom of speech. You clearly haven't listened to much Round The Horne, The Goons or read the memoirs of the Carry On cast. They really would despair of this soporific bore that woke folk are creating in this society and in the beautiful game.
They were able to laugh at themselves and at others.
Correct - and I should be able to laugh at you, but for the fact that you are a bigot purporting to be a man of God (now that is something I can laugh at).0 -
Mametz said:seth plum said:Being woke is far from being sleepily boring, it is about being anti racist, and is an invigorating and life affirming state to be in.
I would urge everybody to be woke, and fight back against any snide sneering criticism of being like that. Challenge the racists. Resist the racists.0 -
ValleyOfTears said:seth plum said:Being woke is far from being sleepily boring, it is about being anti racist, and is an invigorating and life affirming state to be in.
I would urge everybody to be woke, and fight back against any snide sneering criticism of being like that. Challenge the racists. Resist the racists.6 -
BR7_addick said:ValleyOfTears said:Vincenzo said:ValleyOfTears said:Vincenzo said:Am also co-writing a book on left-wing/anti-fascist football clubs around the world, to be published later this year. So am a proper loon.Vincenzo said:Am also co-writing a book on left-wing/anti-fascist football clubs around the world, to be published later this year. So am a proper loon.What a desperately tragic waste of time. Looking for ugliness in the beautiful game.
You're going to be furious when you find out what Winston Churchill got up to in WWII.
Its pantwettingly simple to understand. What it means to you or anyone else is irrelevant.So tell us, which are you a fascist or an anti-fascist?? Cos everyone is either one or the other?3 -
ME14addick said:ValleyOfTears said:seth plum said:Being woke is far from being sleepily boring, it is about being anti racist, and is an invigorating and life affirming state to be in.
I would urge everybody to be woke, and fight back against any snide sneering criticism of being like that. Challenge the racists. Resist the racists.
Well done.
Absolute gobbledygook to me 🤷♀️2 -
ValleyOfTears said:seth plum said:Being woke is far from being sleepily boring, it is about being anti racist, and is an invigorating and life affirming state to be in.
I would urge everybody to be woke, and fight back against any snide sneering criticism of being like that. Challenge the racists. Resist the racists.5 -
Mametz said:seth plum said:Being woke is far from being sleepily boring, it is about being anti racist, and is an invigorating and life affirming state to be in.
I would urge everybody to be woke, and fight back against any snide sneering criticism of being like that. Challenge the racists. Resist the racists.2 -
ValleyOfTears said:seth plum said:Being woke is far from being sleepily boring, it is about being anti racist, and is an invigorating and life affirming state to be in.
I would urge everybody to be woke, and fight back against any snide sneering criticism of being like that. Challenge the racists. Resist the racists.1