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"Not white" is far more racist than "coloured" imo.Originally posted by Troll View PostI imagine any of the viewers who are not white (am I allowed to say that?)
And not all viewers were offended. I work with a black guy who finds the furore over Hansen's comment just as ridiculous as I do.
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And Stan Collymore of all people taking the moral high ground over Alan Hansen's comments.
Seriously, these people need to get a grip and stop making something out of nothing. Hansen clearly had no racist intent.
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True colours
Hansen now in trouble for remarks on last night MOTD during which he used the term "coloured".
BBC Sport - Alan Hansen apologises for TV remark
I don't know why it's black and white anyway. What's wrong with pink and brown? Are we all too yellow when people see red, or just green around the edges and enjoy feeling blue? Beats me, I'm snookered on this one.Last edited by PAH; 22 December 2011, 18:41.
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Something stupider than a footballer:
Esteban Alvarado: Alkmaar goalkeeper attacks fan who ran on pitch | Mail Online
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Was it a prawn sandwich?Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostThat card has been played and duly sentenced by fergies friend
I wonder if anything will actually happen to JT. The FA have double standards and I can see this going the same way as when Alan Shearer kicked Lennon in the face an d the FA gave him a snack on the hand as England were approaching a major tournament,
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I doubt it will be an issue because Rio probably won't be going. In the very unlikely event of him being (a) fit and (b) playing well enough, he could drop out like Wayne Bridge did.Originally posted by jmo21 View PostHow likely is it that Rio Ferdinand will be Terry's partner in central defence at the next tournament (he is remarkably injury prone lately).
I wonder if there will be any animosity given it was his younger brother on the receiving end of the abuse.
It's JT's mission to see off an entire England back four before he retires.
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How likely is it that Rio Ferdinand will be Terry's partner in central defence at the next tournament (he is remarkably injury prone lately).
I wonder if there will be any animosity given it was his younger brother on the receiving end of the abuse.
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