Got to agree with @bluebc. Don't want to be exposed to political slogans in football as well.
I said 'hate', as in the homophobic ones who are posting shite on social media.I don't care about another person's gender, sexuality, religious beliefs or ethnic group.
I also don't care for being patronized by politically correct campaigns like this.
I particularly dislike know all, no nothing, knob head, 'liberals' polishing their halos in public.
If it's OK with you I'd like to keep supporting City.
I don't care about another person's gender, sexuality, religious beliefs or ethnic group.
I also don't care for being patronized by politically correct campaigns like this.
I particularly dislike know all, no nothing, knob head, 'liberals' polishing their halos in public.
If it's OK with you I'd like to keep supporting City.
I don't care about another person's gender, sexuality, religious beliefs or ethnic group.
I also don't care for being patronized by politically correct campaigns like this.
I particularly dislike know all, no nothing, knob head, 'liberals' polishing their halos in public.
If it's OK with you I'd like to keep supporting City.
He said young man, pull yourself off the ground.I don't care about another person's gender, sexuality, religious beliefs or ethnic group.
I also don't care for being patronized by politically correct campaigns like this.
I particularly dislike know all, no nothing, knob head, 'liberals' polishing their halos in public.
If it's OK with you I'd like to keep supporting City.
I said 'hate', as in the homophobic ones who are posting shite on social media.
How on earth are you allowing yourself to feel patronized by footballers wearing rainbow laces ?
I feel sorry for you and will wear jet black laces all weekend in sympathy.
It's only a couple of seasons ago that you used to hear 'who's the faggot in the pink?' Being sung at some unfortunate in the away end who had the audacity to wear a pink jumper or polo shirt.
It's campaigns like this that will eventually stamp out all this shit. The generation before mine used to throw bananas on the pitch at black players and do monkey chants - this sort of thing is necessary
I'll do the same, as penance for my sense of humour failure (although it's a bit of an empty gesture on my part as my laces are already black).
The civil rights movements in the sixties, women's lib in the seventies, gay rights in the eighties and nineties were all valid causes.
Battles that needed to be fought and won; and thankfully they were.
But political correctness is the overshoot of these legitimate crusades.
I think one day we'll look back on the absurdities of footballers wearing rainbow coloured laces, and other politically correct nonsense in the same way that we laugh at the Victorians for covering up table legs because it reminded them of sex; it's bollocks.
This post is frankly an embarrassment. And this sort of gesture by City is clearly aimed at people like you who need to be better.Going to a game of football isn't the time or the place to alert folk to social issues that maybe are more likely to appear in a pub, it's 2 hours away from all that outside shit where you can focus your time and attention on the team you love, it's an escape where for those 90 mins of football nothing else matters, i spend my week being forced fed political correctness i don't want it at shoved down my throat ( no pun intended) when i have my escape from life/missus/work/kids at a game of football at a weekend.