Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Apologies I seem to have copied 2 things into my response - not purposely looking to mis-quote or cause confusion
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Carragher getting abuse again
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There's great banter in football culture that's funny and enjoyable. But decent people know the lines that shouldn't be crossed. Shouting abuse to people because they're "Scouse" is shitty. Writing it on here for a laugh imo isn't. Or is it? I'm confused now.
Thomas Hearns
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If it hits her it’s serious enough in my book.It isn't equally serious though, is it?
The book of zero tolerance right wing neocon outrage !!
So unless someone is spat on then no one can point out idiotic behaviour? Had Carragher reacted there would have been a bigger outcry than them doing our team bus in. Needlessly provoked. They were also really really hard hiding in the coach together shouting abuse at a man on his own outside. The other way round and the dippers were doing it to Kompany then the server would crash on here from blue heads exploding. Kompany would have handled it better of course but that's besides the point.
People can point out idiotic behaviour, of course. I’m not saying it’s not idiotic either, clearly it is. Just saying it’s not really newsworthy because hardly anything happened... you can say if carragher reacted, but he didn’t. It was a bit of verbals from drunken idiots.
He is back on sky,keep up
He wasn't working for Sky whilst going into a service station.
gordondaviesmoustache
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That isn't answering the question. Do you actually view a spit that hits someone recklessly as seriously as one that is aimed at someone intentionally, as you seemed to suggest earlier?If it hits her it’s serious enough in my book.
Thomas Hearns
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You strike me as the kind of guy who wouldn’t fare well in the yard tomThat you defending something to do with City Karen? what a surprise. Nigel Pearson would refer to you as an ostrich.
What would you do if you seen the childs father out and about?
In life it’s not always the right thing to do to turn the other cheek.
Each to their own, it’d be a boring world if we all agreed
Thomas Hearns
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In this particular situation yesThat isn't answering the question. Do you actually view a spit that hits someone recklessly as seriously as one that is aimed at someone intentionally, as you seemed to suggest earlier?
You strike me as the kind of guy who wouldn’t fare well in the yard tom
In life it’s not always the right thing to do to turn the other cheek.
Each to their own, it’d be a boring world if we all agreed
So if you was that arsed you'd go on your witch hunt and find him surely? These guys have seen him in passing and decided to behave like twats, they are hardly doing it for any moral reasons because of the spitting episode?
What was it the dippers said after the coach incident. "Just Banter"
Well this could be described as the same
Fuck em!!!
I am in Mexico on holiday, yesterday I watched the game in the hotel. A Scouser came sat next to me and started trying to be friendly and talking football.
I said " I am here to enjoy the game, and if I have to sit here and listen to your fucking voice all game then I wont be able to. So please fuck off"
He left and went and sat with the Arsenal fans
100% didn't happen.