dronefromsector7G
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First name should be Idissa
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Idrissa Gueye refuses to wear a rainbow shirt
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Idr isn't a GayThe irony of his surname is not lost on me!
Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese
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Presumably the club's coaches and scouts were too preoccupied with footballing ability and physical qualities to check he had a progressive attitude to inclusion and LGBT issues. What on earth were they thinking?
The Black Shed
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How do you pronounce his surname then? Apologises in advance if I have ballsed up on itIdr isn't a Gay
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How do you pronounce his surname then? Apologises in advance if I have ballsed up on it
urban genie
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Not a massive expert, but i am sure the only mention of homosexuality in the Quran is the same story as the old testament of soddom and gamora, where everyone was banging everything.
It isn't specifically anti faith to be gay, only interpreted that way by zealots (bit like fundamental christians too)
Bit of a flakey twat if a multicoloured shirt affects him so much ffs.
It isn't specifically anti faith to be gay, only interpreted that way by zealots (bit like fundamental christians too)
Bit of a flakey twat if a multicoloured shirt affects him so much ffs.
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You haven't,How do you pronounce his surname then? Apologises in advance if I have ballsed up on
PragueBlue
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Should be up to the individual IMO.
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Absolutely, but maybe when clubs / players are committing to each other they need the check they share the same values and be clear on company policy. I work for one of the top stonewall employers and although I'm sure I'm free to be a homophobic bigot should I so wish, if my company decides to show its support for LGBT rights then it's part of my job to do so while on their time at least?Should be up to the individual IMO.
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Absolutely, but maybe when clubs / players are committing to each other they need the check they share the same values and be clear on company policy. I work for one of the top stonewall employers and although I'm sure I'm free to be a homophobic bigot should I so wish, if my company decides to show its support for LGBT rights then it's part of my job to do so while on their time at least?
Exactly, only.yesterday at work they had an event for IDAHOBIT,, we have several sraff who may not agree with it personally because of their religous veiw but they still get on with setting up the stalls and presentations as it is part of their job that day.