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I didnt say there was a connection.
Maybe if this Foden character smacks a cluple of bitches up, snorts some drugs, the gets a ridiculous tattoo celebrating his dead gangster dad he might attract some negative comment. Except that the white man wouldnt allow that, eh? The racist and divisive system (TM Jammy Dodger) in the UKKK will stop at nothing to stamp on the black man* I don’t know how Sterling copes with the oppression. Let’s not forget what the press did to that nubian role model Joey Barton. He wouldn’t have attracted such bad press if he wasnt black. If a white footballer had put a cigar out on a teenagers nose it wouldnt even have made the papers i reckon. *put a slightly negative slant on million pound house purchases |
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However, after a quick google the ‘disparity’ is easily explianed by the fact that Phil Foden has in fact played for city 13 times. So, there’s the ‘never even played’ angle down the swanny. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Foden |
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Here's the Mail posting a positive story of a black player buying his boot boy a 30k Mercedes. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-boot-boy.html And here's one I found of Georgi Winaljdum or wtf he's called buying boots for some little @#%&!. https://www.independent.ie/sport/lef...-35742373.html I'm not searching for black players btw. |
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There is no way - NO WAY - that our stout yeoman fearless truth seeking journalists are in any way prejudiced, or have an agenda, at all. Shame on you for even suggesting such a thing |
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What reason would I and others have in defending a former Liverpool and current City player, if it wasn't for a blatant media machine that has decided he is their target? People have noticed this for a long while and it's only come to the fore because he himself has spoken out. If virtue signalling is intended to be a slur at those who want reassurance in their echo chamber, you could easily flip it around and raise up dog whistling by some of our national media in stirring up division and hate. But that's for another thread. |
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You’ve not raised a fact yet. Nor evidence beyond sterling’s debunked whinge. The reason you have for arguing for sterling is that is it forms part of your grievance politics. |
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You spend most of the time going on about "the left" and assuming motives of "the left". I don't know much of your previous incarnation but I take you went through a state of transformation. It might shock you I am not as fervent a left wing idealogue I once was. Probably for similar reasons to you but not to the full extent as you. As for Sterling, if it's not a outright racist issue, you might consider it being a classist issue interjected with racial undertones? Young boy from Jamaica who came to live in a rough estate in Wembley with a single mother goes on to become extremely rich and successful. Some of our national media (you know which ones) have long had issues with the troubles of the working class and in Sterling's example he ticks all boxes. For what it is worth, initially I brushed it off as the Liverpool faction of the media going after him but it's gone on for so long for such £#%&!ing stupid reasons you have to ask why. I mean...he's not even that good a player to feature for footballing reasons. |