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tfco wrote:

bret- hart wrote:I dont feel sorry for Sterling. He should have played for Jamaica. I hope Lookman and co are watching this. English folks showing their true colors.

mugu, you think the abuse he's getting is bc of the national team?

Yes.

they will catch the culprit within a week! opposing fans should learn to abuse players without bringing in skin colour, most likely he will be banned from every game for life and if he holds a professional job, well he will get fired! lifetime on the dole

bret- hart wrote:

kalani JR wrote:

bret- hart wrote:

tfco wrote:

bret- hart wrote:I dont feel sorry for Sterling. He should have played for Jamaica. I hope Lookman and co are watching this. English folks showing their true colors.

mugu, you think the abuse he's getting is bc of the national team?

This abuse has been going on long b4 yesterday. Had he played for Jamaica, the press spotlight would be away from him thus would not suffer az much racist abuse.

Would probably be worse.

How??? He would be playing for Jamaica not England. He would be beloved by his fellow Jamaicains and he would not have to put up with being the scapegoat everytime England loses a game nor the racist abuse He wont be bound by that wrenched island if he gets tired of the media bias. He can simply move to another country such as France, Spain Italy and still be playing at the highest level. If he played for the Reggie boyz, he would be treated like a king and be possibly their greatest ever player..and possibly take Jamaica to another level. Instead the fool choose to play for those racist English cvnts. Sorry but i dont feel any pity for him. Leon Baily is enjoying his life right now cos he choose Jamaica. Thats a smart kid.

He'll probably be portrayed as a traitor. Truth is he can move now but he hasn't, likely because he'll rather stay in a country he considers home despite the racism. Leon Bailey doesn't even play for Jamaica and he's not eligible for anywhere else so I don't see that point.

marko wrote:they will catch the culprit within a week! opposing fans should learn to abuse players without bringing in skin colour, most likely he will be banned from every game for life and if he holds a professional job, well he will get fired! lifetime on the dole

No, whites do not roll like that, they will not let allow one of their own to suffer for life because of a raheem sterling.
If he is professional then he will later be given something to do out of the public the public eye as the storm dies down.

kalani JR wrote:

bret- hart wrote:

kalani JR wrote:

bret- hart wrote:

tfco wrote:

bret- hart wrote:I dont feel sorry for Sterling. He should have played for Jamaica. I hope Lookman and co are watching this. English folks showing their true colors.

mugu, you think the abuse he's getting is bc of the national team?

This abuse has been going on long b4 yesterday. Had he played for Jamaica, the press spotlight would be away from him thus would not suffer az much racist abuse.

Would probably be worse.

How??? He would be playing for Jamaica not England. He would be beloved by his fellow Jamaicains and he would not have to put up with being the scapegoat everytime England loses a game nor the racist abuse He wont be bound by that wrenched island if he gets tired of the media bias. He can simply move to another country such as France, Spain Italy and still be playing at the highest level. If he played for the Reggie boyz, he would be treated like a king and be possibly their greatest ever player..and possibly take Jamaica to another level. Instead the fool choose to play for those racist English cvnts. Sorry but i dont feel any pity for him. Leon Baily is enjoying his life right now cos he choose Jamaica. Thats a smart kid.

He'll probably be portrayed as a traitor. Truth is he can move now but he hasn't, likely because he'll rather stay in a country he considers home despite the racism. Leon Bailey doesn't even play for Jamaica and he's not eligible for anywhere else so I don't see that point.

How would he be a traitor when he was born in Jamaica??? I'm not talking about switching NTs in 2018 I'm talking about back in 2011 when he was still unknown.

bret- hart wrote:

kalani JR wrote:

bret- hart wrote:

kalani JR wrote:

bret- hart wrote:

tfco wrote:

bret- hart wrote:I dont feel sorry for Sterling. He should have played for Jamaica. I hope Lookman and co are watching this. English folks showing their true colors.

mugu, you think the abuse he's getting is bc of the national team?

This abuse has been going on long b4 yesterday. Had he played for Jamaica, the press spotlight would be away from him thus would not suffer az much racist abuse.

Would probably be worse.

How??? He would be playing for Jamaica not England. He would be beloved by his fellow Jamaicains and he would not have to put up with being the scapegoat everytime England loses a game nor the racist abuse He wont be bound by that wrenched island if he gets tired of the media bias. He can simply move to another country such as France, Spain Italy and still be playing at the highest level. If he played for the Reggie boyz, he would be treated like a king and be possibly their greatest ever player..and possibly take Jamaica to another level. Instead the fool choose to play for those racist English cvnts. Sorry but i dont feel any pity for him. Leon Baily is enjoying his life right now cos he choose Jamaica. Thats a smart kid.

He'll probably be portrayed as a traitor. Truth is he can move now but he hasn't, likely because he'll rather stay in a country he considers home despite the racism. Leon Bailey doesn't even play for Jamaica and he's not eligible for anywhere else so I don't see that point.

How would he be a traitor when he was born in Jamaica??? I'm not talking about switching NTs in 2018 I'm talking about back in 2011 when he was still unknown.

After he was raised and trained in England? If he chose Jamaica his career would have likely suffered, English internationals would have gotten the nod over him.

100%Naija wrote:Piers Morgan was getting his rotten teeth kicked in (on Twitter) for siding with the media. What an absolute mug.

It felt good seeing how Piers was getting chewed on his tweet defending the Sterling article.

They have turned on Meghan Markle now, she made pregnant Kate cry....

nah wahh oo.. wetin black man do this people sef.. wetin.. everywhere you go nah so dem dey hate on the beautiful black skin..
now talking about beautiful black skin, mehn, black girls are so fine, their skin texture, shape , voice, eyes body oh my.. i just cannot have enough of a black woman..chei...

Kalani, I guess VM, Iwobi, Ola Aina carriers are suffering because they chose Nigeria over England. George Weah could have easily opted for France or even Cameroon but he stuck with Liberia and he still became a WFOTY. Sterling would still be a top class player had he opted for Jamaica.

Where's the rest of the black footballing community to stand behind and in unison with Sterling?

Coach wrote:Where's the rest of the black footballing community to stand behind and in unison with Sterling?

Did they stand behind Aluko? They had to go all the way to find Evra for support......

balo wrote:

100%Naija wrote:Piers Morgan was getting his rotten teeth kicked in (on Twitter) for siding with the media. What an absolute mug.

It felt good seeing how Piers was getting chewed on his tweet defending the Sterling article.

Piers Morgan just confirmed his racism with this comments. Both players have not achieved anything In football but because Fodden has started ONE EPL game, he is justified.
What racist logic!

bret- hart wrote:Kalani, I guess VM, Iwobi, Ola Aina carriers are suffering because they chose Nigeria over England. George Weah could have easily opted for France or even Cameroon but he stuck with Liberia and he still became a WFOTY. Sterling would still be a top class player had he opted for Jamaica.

Only Iwobi "chose", the rest had the decision made for them, none of them are on Sterling's level either. Weah didn't have the option of choosing other countries so I don't see how this becomes a dicussion.

bret- hart wrote:

kalani JR wrote:

bret- hart wrote:

tfco wrote:

bret- hart wrote:I dont feel sorry for Sterling. He should have played for Jamaica. I hope Lookman and co are watching this. English folks showing their true colors.

mugu, you think the abuse he's getting is bc of the national team?

This abuse has been going on long b4 yesterday. Had he played for Jamaica, the press spotlight would be away from him thus would not suffer az much racist abuse.

Would probably be worse.

How??? He would be playing for Jamaica not England. He would be beloved by his fellow Jamaicains and he would not have to put up with being the scapegoat everytime England loses a game nor the racist abuse He wont be bound by that wrenched island if he gets tired of the media bias. He can simply move to another country such as France, Spain Italy and still be playing at the highest level. If he played for the Reggie boyz, he would be treated like a king and be possibly their greatest ever player..and possibly take Jamaica to another level. Instead the fool choose to play for those racist English cvnts. Sorry but i dont feel any pity for him. Leon Baily is enjoying his life right now cos he choose Jamaica. Thats a smart kid.

Neither you nor I are privy to his reasons for donning the shirt of the Three Lions.

Whatever be the case, he has every right if he is eligible to play for England and not be harrassed in the course of his day job.

Besides the law is clear. Those abusers broke the law and if found guilty will regret the day they decided to do a foul verbal in full public view.

There's always the one black guy that gets under the skin of racists. Raheem Sterling seems to be the guy. I don't know why.

I like the way he called the media out.

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher right now on Monday Night Football talking about it. They totally agree with Sterling. Neville says that it is nonsense to compare the stick he gets to the stick that Beckham, Rooney and Gazza got. According to him they got stick when they were not doing well and were hero worshipped when they did well. According to him the likes of Sterling and Ashley Cole get the stick but never the hero worship when they do well.

@Prince, and that is why the great grandchildren of John Barnes will still find their left-wing corners greeted with 1980’s inflatable bananas. The black man has been mentally castrated and where the blade wasn’t available, oestrogenised. The lowest rung on the ladder, trod on by all. Too scared to shake the table in the living room and wake Mr Winterbottom. Pathetic.

Till there is activism, there will be no change in the institutionalised mindset and mentality that pedals and propagates, deliberately, such deplorable behaviour. To think, the Daily Mail has the audacity to lead with a “Sterling was right” headline, or something to that effect. As ever, the black man is surrendering his position, carving out the meat of the matter, leaving the hollowed skin to serve as a glove for ol’ Geppetto, master puppeteer. Much like Martin’s farce on Washington...How long before the whole affair is cat’s cradled in rainbow laces...Diversity Needs You emblazoned around a Photoshop of Freddie Mercury back to back with Hughie Newton.

aruako1 wrote:Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher right now on Monday Night Football talking about it. They totally agree with Sterling. Neville says that it is nonsense to compare the stick he gets to the stick that Beckham, Rooney and Gazza got. According to him they got stick when they were not doing well and were hero worshipped when they did well. According to him the likes of Sterling and Ashley Cole get the stick but never the hero worship when they do well.

You can say the same for other Uk walks of life apart from football.

Just this week, a report has come in that blacl academics get paid a quarter less than their white counterparts.

It is institutional and cultural. To treat this as an isolated incident is disingenous of the press.

^the issue is, when the dust settles, black hands holding brooms and feather dusters, will have swept it on top of Raheem and returned all focus to more pressing matters such as the last four on Strictly. Simply put, the black man is too hypogonadic to be anything but pusillanimous.

benteke wrote:

marko wrote:they will catch the culprit within a week! opposing fans should learn to abuse players without bringing in skin colour, most likely he will be banned from every game for life and if he holds a professional job, well he will get fired! lifetime on the dole

No, whites do not roll like that, they will not let allow one of their own to suffer for life because of a raheem sterling.
If he is professional then he will later be given something to do out of the public the public eye as the storm dies down.

The point is he will pay a heavy price for an act of stupidity - which is more than can be said for most European countries.
Let's watch this space.

interesting takes

'It's a miracle Raheem has played so well': Gary Neville claims black England players are treated differently to white players by media as he reveals Sterling spoke to him at Euro 2016 about abuse
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sport ... -2016.html


'The most difficult thing for me to say is I failed Raheem Sterling and I failed the group coming behind him... racism is starting to creep back into English football': Robbie Earle admits his regret after thinking 'cancer' had been removed from game
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footb ... abuse.html