That's another good point, which is about not offending those who have a different view. I'm sure there were many in that crowd who really don't have a problem with the Royal Family or are even supporters of the Monarchy.So I don't really care that the scousers booed. I didn't, as there were people around me at the match who held a different view and I saw no particular reason to offend them, I was just there to watch the football. Clearly some people would be offended by booing, and I think it's everybody's right to offend people if they want to, it's a personal choice, I chose not to yesterday.
Hopefully the scousers won't therefore mind if I mention victims next time we play them. Free speech and all that.
**** of a Club.
Always has been, always will be.
President Starmer wouldn't bring it closer together.There is not much space for the centre ground these days. The country has been split apart by tribal politics. This doesn't usually end well.
What the fuck? Yes it absolutely is.It is and their fans are for many many reasons. Booing the national anthem isnt one.
The poster never mentioned that so why bring it up?It is and their fans are for many many reasons. Booing the national anthem isnt one.
Club of Cunts**** of a Club.
This this this. I loathe the dippers for many many reasons but booing that pathetic snivelling dirge isn't one of them. I too don't boo it out of respect for those who like that sort of thing though I think there is an element of self-preservation involved as well as there is a proportion of staunch royalists with neanderthal tendenciesI couldn't give a shit about the royals and can't understand how any rational person can somehow think someone is better than them by birth, even when that person is a nonce. I also don't believe in whatever god is being mentioned in the anthem, so the words mean about as much to me as if they were 'Father Christmas save the Tooth Fairy'.
So I don't really care that the scousers booed. I didn't, as there were people around me at the match who held a different view and I saw no particular reason to offend them, I was just there to watch the football. Clearly some people would be offended by booing, and I think it's everybody's right to offend people if they want to, it's a personal choice, I chose not to yesterday.
Hopefully the scousers won't therefore mind if I mention victims next time we play them. Free speech and all that.
He's as welcome as benefits officers in a Scouse pub.President Starmer wouldn't bring it closer together.
The poster never mentioned that so why bring it up?
Let's nail this once and for all. You can argue about monarchies versus republics, Brexit versus Remain, capitalism versus Marxism, hell - even barm versus muffin.I can't wait for this republican/monarchy discussion to fuck off and we can go back to hating the scouse cunts.