John Yems

https://twitter.com/talkSPORT/status/1616050408098611201?s=20&t=zZ4dubt_8uXK3c_dM49udw

Absolute tosser.

"If that's the rules now, then let people know...."

They have, John, everywhere, for years.

The people in the tribunal are fucking morons. I'd love to see them have to take a press conference and be grilled on their logic.

It's like me shooting someone in the head and then saying "I am not a murderer, I categorically deny that I am a murderer, I thought I was being funny" and the tribunal saying "awww, he said he was absolutely certain he wasn't doing any harm, let's not be too harsh on the guy!"

https://x.com/i/status/2054196246861021590

John Yems called a half-Indian player a curry-muncher. Player then suffered a career ending injury 

Not that this excuses John Yems fast and loose approach to different backgrounds and ethnicities, I was unable to make the link between the two incidents 

Carter said:

John Yems called a half-Indian player a curry-muncher. Player then suffered a career ending injury 

Not that this excuses John Yems fast and loose approach to different backgrounds and ethnicities, I was unable to make the link between the two incidents 

I couldn’t fathom a link between the two either.

I suspect any link will or won’t be demonstrated in a court of law.
Yems’ thought processes are alive and well amongst a terrifying number of people in the 2026’s.
Isn’t there supposed to be a celebration of racists with the Unite the Kingdom march on the streets of London this coming Saturday?

Amrit Bansal-Mcnulty who is half Indian and half Irish is seeking around 12 million from John Yems and Crawley Town for severe psychiatric harm. 

There are still thousands of John Yems around today in the UK  but It's difficult because if an Indian person called a White Uk person a 'Fish and chips muncher' I/we would probably find that funny but say as a joke that I/we would sue them. If I had been Indian, African or from Caribbean descent it would be a mixed reaction depending on the boundaries set and knowing the person behind the words. I have always spoken my mind and have always been outspoken against bigotry. 

It is difficult to quantify sensitivity and as a white person who came back to England as a brown boy(I have olive skin and can get a tan in my Garden on 1 sunny day)after 4 years in Africa I was called some names but I played on it and said I was born abroad but after 2 months of a dull English winter I was white skinned again and took more stick over being an imposter 🤷🏻‍♂️ and not being this young African chief or Indian prince and just became one of the crowd in a 98% white school; I was only 8 so give me some slack !

I thought it was exotic being an Indian boy and an adult said to my Mother on an ocean liner coming back to the UK "who are the parents to the Indian boy"
"I'm" said mum "and he's not Indian" who came from a South Wales family and looked more like Katherine Zeta Jones than Shirley Bassey !

It's a minefield and I'm just trying to explain the reaction of a temporary brown boy back in the day.

I remember feeling sick when at Spurs about 20 years ago some Charlton fans thought it was funny singing the 'Gas chamber song'. The same guys are still probably going and are around 50 now.

I would imagine this post will be put in room 101.

DaveMehmet said:

I’ve been called a curry muncher on more than one occasion but it was nothing to do with the colour of my skin

From what I’ve read on here, I’ve always assumed you munched on a lot more than curries @DaveMehmet 🤷🏻‍♂️