I'm With Stupid
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Right, that's all I wanted. So word of mouth. From the girls themselves, or from people who heard it from someone else, who heard it from someone else?
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UK far right trouble
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Elbow beards
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OK, so Chinese whispers from a bunch of people that don't want immigrants on their doorstep. Got it.I often work in Rotherham. I drink in Rotherham. I have family in Sheff and Rotherham. I've heard multiple reports of this. Now, let's say every single one of these are not true - every girl who claims this is just a teenage attention seeking racist. Once again we have the same situation which happened in Rochdale with girls being ignored.
But the families in these areas, same as in Ireland recently then feel their concerns are not being listened too. So who is> far right, Farge, Robinson. You lose these people to the extremists.
Isn't this how all this shit started?
I'm With Stupid
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Football has a long history of banning people involved in far right violence though.Personally I'd like football kept out of it. Anyone who has done anything bad enough to be not allowed in a football ground should be tried and convicted (if guilty) by a jury and a judge can pass sentence.
Stoned Rose
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It was close to completely erupting in Bolton
State of the police.
It’s no wonder there are so many dickheads in this country.
Yeah that would definitely be your reaction if the shitcunts you support would have been in power and said the same…Sounds like bullshit to me.
Banning people for actions completely unrelated to attending football matches? I can’t see how clubs could reasonably enforce this without being accused of discrimination, ironically enough, other than to make everyone wishing to attend a match subject to a criminal records check.
Should someone convicted of any violence be banned? From abh to murder for example.or just right wing violence?Football has a long history of banning people involved in far right violence though.
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If at a match or associated with then yes fair enough. I personally don't think outside of that 'football' is an arbiter of justice. Football struggles to run itself adequately.Football has a long history of banning people involved in far right violence though.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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They aren't far from that point now. A friend of mine, his son got into a fight at Piccadilly station getting off the train from a game at Villa a few years back, hours after the game. Got caught up with a few cockney rags making their way home. Banning order given. He was wearing colours so football related even though he was 80 miles away from where he had watched a game that finished 3 hours ago.Sounds like bullshit to me.
Banning people for actions completely unrelated to attending football matches? I can’t see how clubs could reasonably enforce this without being accused of discrimination, ironically enough, other than to make everyone wishing to attend a match subject to a criminal records check.
If they looted a library wilI they be banned from entering libraries? Or looting a shop will they be prevented from entering every shop in the land.
They have to be dealt with like every criminal in the country via the courts fairly.
Whilst I wouldn't want to be next to any of them at a match, I'm sick of football being used to cure societies ills.
marco
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it was mate the hotel has not been torchedThought it was a bin outside that was torched?