THE CONCRETE ROUNDABOUT (TCR)

I have no idea how a woman might feel at a football match so I wont comment on that but the thing is, Eni Aluko doesnt either. She may have her own experiences that are valid but cannot possibly make a sweeping statement like that with any credibility.

I'm sorry I'm going to challenge that. Privilege gives us a cushion (at least, here in predominately white societies), that lessens the harm that racism causes, but you cannot say there are not non-whites who hate white people purely based on the colour of their skin.

Outside of "white countries", such as in South Africa and India, there are some people who are racist against whites. Certainly, some of that has grown out of the historic actions of our ancestors but that doesn't justify it, IMO. I also know that in Japan there is a small minority that hold racist views about both whites and blacks.

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I don't need your ill-informed, half-baked, idiotic opinions. I have plenty of those myself.

Edited, Not on topic.

This has drifted so far away from the initial topic of the MK Dons women's team that I fear we've relocated 60 miles up the road again.

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Those that we love never truly leave us. There are things that death cannot touch. Paint... and memory... and love.

According to this, Real Bedford WFC are "Step Four":
https://www.bedfordindependent.co.uk/re ... s-manager/

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"you don't seem to understand much about football" - Zeberdee

Why has Sam Keer been charged then? Using anyone's race in a derogatory way is racist.

Someone called me a 'Sweaty' at work yesterday. I've genuinely not heard that for decades. Don't know whether that passes as racism, but my retort was thus...

'Did you just call me a Sweaty? Well it's better than being a complete Ladybit I suppose'

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They say don't kick a man when he's down. Show me a better time.

Yes but it's better here. This thread is now truly hallucinogenic. An all timer.

I shouldn't laugh at this, but this is genuinely funny.

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"There's an awful lot of guff spoken about Snoop Doggy Dogg, coming from the Bronx, committing violent crimes. I was actually at school with Snoop, at Eton: he was my Short Tennis partner and as far as I'm concerned, he's a jolly good egg!"

The actual exchange began thus... 'Fuck me. A Sweaty'

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They say don't kick a man when he's down. Show me a better time.