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originally posted by: TheRepublicOfCanada
If, in the (near) future, a Premier League footballer flies a rainbow flag on the pitch (immediately before, during or immediately after a match), he should be banned for the duration of the season. No need to politicise football.
Discuss.
originally posted by: TheRepublicOfCanada
If, in the (near) future, a Premier League footballer flies a rainbow flag on the pitch (immediately before, during or immediately after a match), he should be banned for the duration of the season. No need to politicise football.
Discuss.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: TheRepublicOfCanada
If, in the (near) future, a Premier League footballer flies a rainbow flag on the pitch (immediately before, during or immediately after a match), he should be banned for the duration of the season. No need to politicise football.
Discuss.
I'm more interested in banning the sissies that fall on the ground and writhe in mock pain when no one even touches them.
originally posted by: oloufo
a reply to: TheRepublicOfCanada
I would sent him to jail for making a peaceful statement. Maybe we should stop the slogan 'no racism' too, because there are so many racists in the stadiums, they could feel bad and thats the last thing we want, right? The german national team for example is representing germany as a whole, and the Worldcup 1954, when germany beats hungary in the final, changed the after-war depressed society like no other event in these days. So, maybe football isnt just for fun, maybe its way more? Remember when Germany meets the DDR at 1974 World Cup in Germany? Wasnt this more an political game then a normal football match? Football always was connected to politics, because its the most powerful sport worldwide, for that, its part of our lifes.