Definitely.
Making gas chamber noises to Spurs fans is par for the course.
Disgraceful.
I’m all for banter but racism is pathetic.
Spurs fans always quick with the cameras out posting on Twitter the racism from traveling fans against them (usually West ham) yet none to be seen this time when it’s one of their own, took an arsenal fan to bring it to attention.
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We have a long way to go in Australia but I haven’t heard as much blatant racism as we did in our last few Euro trips. We were speechless when a German train conductor in Munich told us to sit in a different cabin because “stinking negros” were in the next one. Racism is still very open and widespread in some countries.
English soccer fans can be just plainly disgusting. I remember going to Leeds in the first game we played them after Cantona defected across and the Leeds fans were tossing cardboard and paper planes painted with flames and Munich into the United away crowd and singing “23 dead Mancs sitting on a plane”.
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That is not directed at any of the spurs fans on here btw, just what I notice social media.
go on tell us what you really think of sammy.
He’s a gentleman
All good.
Like I said that moron deserves to be banned.
Embarrassing.
Very confident Spurs would have more than their share of ■■■■ supporters.
Still think whether cameras are out or not is irrelevant.
Obviously still exists and in this day and age beggars belief that it does.
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I played a season of cricket in Yorkshire in 2004, the year that Leeds got relegated from the PL. Alan Smith signed for Man Utd between seasons. That didn’t go down well. The Leeds fans had some songs for him that were well out of order. Understand the fume at him going there, but it was well past common human decency shall we say. Australia gets a reputation for being a racist country but what I was in England, they are 1000 times more racially prejudiced than anything I’ve seen here, and that’s not at football games, that’s just in general life…
You are suppose to say.
GREAT PIPES!
99 prelim after the siren went some Carlton old fogey kept smacking me with his umbrella.
His wife of many years thought it was great.
I was letting it go because I couldn’t feel ■■■■ because I was in disbelief about what happened with the game.
In the end I snapped and didn’t want to hit him because of his age so I flipped him over without much force and he ended up lying on the ground.
It was worth it just to see the look change on his Mrs face.
She was getting an absolute kick out of the brolly bash.
Was fairly warm that day and to this day I wonder what the hell he was doing having an umbrella there in the first place?
About the most violent I’ve been at a Dons game.
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Violence against Fark Carlton supporters. Blitz says yes.
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I happy to leave the violence out and just beat them on field. Them winning wooden spoons is a nice add on as well.
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Don’t worry dude we aren’t organising a lynch mob.
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Luka modric looks like a bad DJ on Ibiza not a footballer.
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Remember Bozza with his Hitler salute?
As I keep saying, people who think Australia is very racist need to travel to Europe for a month or two to see how bad racism can be.
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COOOOOMMEEEEE
ONNNNNN
YOUUUUUUUU
IRONSSSSSS
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Nice one Rossoneri - was going to remind Blitz of the Bozza salute!
I was at an England / NZ Test Match at Old Trafford in the 1990’s and Gladstone Small was fielding on the boundary.
Group of yobbos were calling out about him having no neck and looking like a big black monkey. They were persistent and no-one seemed to care except Gladestone who was clearly upset. I asked two Police atanding nearby to shut them up, but all they said was the " lads are just having a bit of fun". So I went and these blokes to stop, and surprisingly they did.
The people I was with were upset with me for causing a commotion.
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Stuck your neck out there, BF
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Especially on a small issue.
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