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They dont have the credibility to condemn racism now after helping to legitimise it in the first place.
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When I saw the storming of Wembley yesterday, the shitty behaviour in Leicester Square, the vile racist abuse the young lads are being subjected too - no doubt by the same thugs who stormed Wembley because they think they own the England squad even as they boo them for taking a stand against racism. Well - lets say that that bunch of awful did not deserve to get a win. The squad did the country proud, but that the win went Italy... heh - nice things in ethno nationalist England are not a thing.
captain queeg
(11,780 posts)Or his college team was playing (his games were at the high school level). I am appalled by how the fans act. That is often true even at HS games, but even more disgusting at the college level. Geezus, whatever happened to being a good sport? Isnt that supposed to be something you learn with sports?
Walleye
(35,774 posts)Walleye
(35,774 posts)The guy who cheats at golf, Ive never understood that
EYESORE 9001
(27,523 posts)All you have to do is follow the worms
NoMoreRepugs
(10,535 posts)Emrys
(7,949 posts)to spend more time with fellow offenders.
It's never a good sign when your Wikipedia article starts off by describing you as "a British politician, former solicitor and convicted criminal".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Elphicke
The lovely couple have subsequently ended their marriage after his appeal failed in March of this year.
The fragrant Natalie has been forced to grovel:
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The MP apologised after the message was reported by GB News.
She said: "I applaud the England team who gave their all in Euro 2020.
"Last night I shared the frustration and heartbreak of millions of other England fans.
"I regret messaging privately a rash reaction about Marcus Rashford's missed penalty and apologise to him for any suggestion that he is not fully focused on his football."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-57807264