Jude Bellingham

From the very start Saka has always been treated better then Foden in the Media and everywhere .
Saka is the nr one on the right wing for England even though Foden was player of the year which he played mainly on the right wing.
Saka has always had a lot less pressure then Foden, Foden has newer truly been given a starting place , how many of hos 40 something app has been as a sub ? Saka knows that his plays is save in the starting lineup Foden does not know if he will be in the squat. How is a better player Foden or Saka ? Why is Saka clear starter over Foden on the right and has always been ?
Its the same with Bellingham regarding the nr 10 spot we all know that no matter how all of them will play from here on then Saka and Bellingham will be in the starting lineup.
The FA and the Media wants this.
So Wright who of this 3 are white ?
 
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bluejon said:
Blaming people not liking Bellingham on racism is lazy and childish. Are there people who don't like him because of his race? I have no doubt there are, but he comes across as a complete fucking arsehole, and unless complete fucking arseholes are now considered a race, I'm confident my dislike of him has fuck all to do with racism.
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He gets a bad press on here, quite rightly imho and we have had several black heroes, VK, YAYA, etc. it’s him, not his skin.
 
Cityfan1977 said:
From the very start Saka has always been treated better then Foden in the Media and everywhere .
Saka is the nr one on the right wing for England even though Foden was player of the year which he played mainly on the right wing.
Saka has always had a lot less pressure then Foden, Foden has newer truly been given a starting place , how many of hos 40 something app has been as a sub ? Saka knows that his plays is save in the starting lineup Foden does not know if he will be in the squat. How is a better player Foden or Saka ? Why is Saka clear starter over Foden on the right and has always been ?
Its the same with Bellingham regarding the nr 10 spot we all know that no matter how all of them will play from here on then Saka and Bellingham will be in the starting lineup.
The FA and the Media wants this.
So Wright who of this 3 are white ?
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Saka is a better rw than foden. It’s that simple . Saka is a brilliant player to suggest he starts because the fa want this is complete waffle
 
DMA's said:
Saka is a better rw than foden. It’s that simple . Saka is a brilliant player to suggest he starts because the fa want this is complete waffle
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Is he though , he was last year sure but he wasnt at the Euro I am not having that. the problem with Southgate was he could not find a spot for Foden because Saka and Bellingham had to start . And to suggest that Saka is so much better then Foden its no competition for the rw is for me a complete waffle , have you been watching Foden for the last years ? He is and has always been a better player the Saka .
 
Cityfan1977 said:
Is he though , he was last year sure but he wasnt at the Euro I am not having that. the problem with Southgate was he could not find a spot for Foden because Saka and Bellingham had to start . And to suggest that Saka is so much better then Foden its no competition for the rw is for me a complete waffle , have you been watching Foden for the last years ? He is and has always been a better player the Saka .
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Phil is certainly a much more versatile player, as he can play anywhere across the pitch.

Saka is a one-trick pony.
 
JASR said:
‘White’ players are called out - who can forget Beckham after Argentina, but it’s considerably less sinister.
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Cityfan1977 said:
From the very start Saka has always been treated better then Foden in the Media and everywhere .
Saka is the nr one on the right wing for England even though Foden was player of the year which he played mainly on the right wing.
Saka has always had a lot less pressure then Foden, Foden has newer truly been given a starting place , how many of hos 40 something app has been as a sub ? Saka knows that his plays is save in the starting lineup Foden does not know if he will be in the squat. How is a better player Foden or Saka ? Why is Saka clear starter over Foden on the right and has always been ?
Its the same with Bellingham regarding the nr 10 spot we all know that no matter how all of them will play from here on then Saka and Bellingham will be in the starting lineup.
The FA and the Media wants this.
So Wright who of this 3 are white ?
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Phil's main problem is he plays for us. The media hate City for all the success we have had. They just dont want to give credit or acknowledge how good he is for this reason. If he played for any of the red shirts he would be getting the same adulation and fawning over him on the same level that Bellingham gets.
 
Got into a meeting at work today early and we ended up talking about Bellingham.

White Manager, married to a Jamaican. Thinks Bellingham is a prick, so does his wife.

White Woman who doesn't really follow football, thinks Bellingham is a prick.

Nigerian lad who is mad about football but unfortunately a rag. Thinks Bellingham is a prick.

French guy, think he's Algerian descent. Yep, clean sweep. Prick.

So I can conclusively say, in our limited but varied social group, we all think he's a prick. A talented prick for sure, but not one that England should be taking to a world cup praying he'll have that magic touch, at the cost of squad harmony. Unless he shows change. But he'll go, no doubt.

I like Ian Wright. He's funny and charismatic, without bending to the wind like Carragher and Neville. I thought his response on Aluko was mature and respectful. I heard at one point we were after him to pair with Niall Quinn, just imagine! But on this, he's not correct. Sometimes a spade is a spade, no matter the appearance, the cost or the prestige.

A bit of humbleness, and passing to Phil, would be the start if he really want to change my mind.
 
bluetonium said:
Got into a meeting at work today early and we ended up talking about Bellingham.

White Manager, married to a Jamaican. Thinks Bellingham is a prick, so does his wife.

White Woman who doesn't really follow football, thinks Bellingham is a prick.

Nigerian lad who is mad about football but unfortunately a rag. Thinks Bellingham is a prick.

French guy, think he's Algerian descent. Yep, clean sweep. Prick.

So I can conclusively say, in our limited but varied social group, we all think he's a prick. A talented prick for sure, but not one that England should be taking to a world cup praying he'll have that magic touch, at the cost of squad harmony. Unless he shows change. But he'll go, no doubt.

I like Ian Wright. He's funny and charismatic, without bending to the wind like Carragher and Neville. I thought his response on Aluko was mature and respectful. I heard at one point we were after him to pair with Niall Quinn, just imagine! But on this, he's not correct. Sometimes a spade is a spade, no matter the appearance, the cost or the prestige.

A bit of humbleness, and passing to Phil, would be the start if he really want to change my mind.
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I wish I had been in on that conversation.
The white woman not into football, what did she base her opinion on ?

The word Prick -:)
 
bluetonium said:
Got into a meeting at work today early and we ended up talking about Bellingham.

White Manager, married to a Jamaican. Thinks Bellingham is a prick, so does his wife.

White Woman who doesn't really follow football, thinks Bellingham is a prick.

Nigerian lad who is mad about football but unfortunately a rag. Thinks Bellingham is a prick.

French guy, think he's Algerian descent. Yep, clean sweep. Prick.

So I can conclusively say, in our limited but varied social group, we all think he's a prick. A talented prick for sure, but not one that England should be taking to a world cup praying he'll have that magic touch, at the cost of squad harmony. Unless he shows change. But he'll go, no doubt.

I like Ian Wright. He's funny and charismatic, without bending to the wind like Carragher and Neville. I thought his response on Aluko was mature and respectful. I heard at one point we were after him to pair with Niall Quinn, just imagine! But on this, he's not correct. Sometimes a spade is a spade, no matter the appearance, the cost or the prestige.

A bit of humbleness, and passing to Phil, would be the start if he really want to change my mind.
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Great post, mate.

That sounds like a pretty good cross-section of cultures from around the world, albeit a small one. For them all to be of the same opinion is pretty damning, IMHO.
 
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