Ye Olde Premier League Pub

[Snurreleif]

 

 

Thorstvedt burde imo. ikke snakke om "feil" på privaten, hvertfall ikke kritisere andre for det.

 

Han kritiserte ikke, om noe berømmet han Giggs for at det ikke bremset han på banen eller at det ble hengende ved han som det jo kunne blitt i mye større grad.

Men kan ikke f.eks Lundekvam si at en spiller ikke burde ha gjort slik og slik på privaten kun fordi han har vært ute på baret?

Han vet jo at han selv har gjort feil, men det betyr ikke at han ikke kan ha en mening om f.eks Tevez, Balotelli eller Suarez.

Ikke for å kverrulere.

[Snurreleif]

Eg tok han ikkje.

 

Virkelig?

 

Er vel referanse til da han ble med å holde CL-trofeet (eller hva det nå enn var) i Chelsea-trøye, mens han egentlig sonet karantene.

 

Er det ironi inne i bildet tok jeg den desverre ikke

[AnewZ]

Ah, men da så. Det er forsåvidt teit det også - burde holde seg unna å nevne "feil på privaten" den karen der.

[Snurreleif]

Jeg tok det litt ut av kontekst så beklager det.

[Latias]

A three-month investigation by Sky Sports News has uncovered horrific racism in professional football and has heard from players and staff who have suffered.

 

The Special Report team visited grounds from lower leagues to the Premier League last year and although abuse was not widespread, several incidents of vile chanting were recorded.

 

Many people might think colour and religious discrimination is an isolated issue, but with recent bans for Liverpool's Luis Suarez, Chelsea's John Terry and Serbian U21 players (for the game against England), as well as AC Milan's walk-off at Italian lower division club Pro Patria, racism continues to plague the sport.

 

Marvin Sordell, the Bolton striker who said he was called a "slave" by Millwall fans in October last year, inspired this latest probe and is one of the few footballers to speak out about his experiences.

 

The 21-year-old told Sky Sports News in the programme broadcast on Monday night: "We can't be silent. We need to make people aware there is a problem and only when people are aware of it then it can be sorted out."

 

The investigation visited the home of Leeds United and Birmingham, but did not hear abuse. Blackburn striker Colin Kazim-Richards suffered abuse at Burnley, but a further visit to the Den in London on 18 November encountered racism the programme's cameraman described as the worst he had seen in 35 years.

 

There were 56 separate incidents of racial abuse by five white men, with Leeds striker El-Hadji Diouf the subject of most of the chants by a small section of Millwall supporters. FIFA president Sepp Blatter was shown the footage and later called for clubs to be relegated if players were found to be racially abused.

 

Millwall did not follow up the incident with Diouf claiming he hadn't been abused, but after being shown the footage, the club's chief executive Andy Ambler said their investigation would be reopened.

 

After the programme was broadcast, Millwall released a statement reading: "Everyone at Millwall is deeply shocked and appalled by the footage.

 

"Millwall has been at the forefront of the battle to eradicate racism from football, being the first in the country to introduce an Anti-Racism Trust, and in spite of the incidents shown in this programme, tremendous strides have been made.

 

"We operate a zero tolerance policy in which we target, arrest and ban any fan identified displaying racist or abusive behaviour. Now that this new evidence has come to light, Millwall FC has requested that Sky make all footage available to the Police, which they have agreed to do. We will assist in identifying the individuals concerned with a view to the strongest possible action."

 

Sordell's 13-year-old abuser was banned in November from home matches for "the foreseeable future". It is an encouraging sign that some clubs are dealing with the problem, but there is still clearly more the clubs and the sport can do.

 

Lord Ousely, Kick It Out chairman, told the programme: "Discrimination is still a factor - football at the top is the status quo", while former Aston Villa and England defender Ugo Ehiogu added: "Until society changes, football will always reflect that."

 

Special Report also discovered "a generation of black players forced to put up and shut up" and keep quiet on any unsavoury incidents.

 

Peter Herbert, chairman of the Society of Black Lawyers, has written to the Metropolitan Police demanding an urgent investigation "in light of the appalling racial abuse shown so clearly by the Sky TV".

 

The Metropolitan Police have subsequently requested a copy of the programme shown on Sky Sports News.

 

Sordell remains in a tiny minority of players willing to discuss their experiences. He added: "I wouldn't say it shocked me but it surprised me living in a multi-cultural country it can still go on. It does though give me more fire and makes me want to do better and prove people wrong and show them I can rise above it."

 

Så reportasjen på SSN, legger ut link når den kommer på nettet. Det var forstyrrende saker.

[Solaar]

Millwall "at the forefront of fighting racial abuse" ?hehehe...

 

Society of black "lawyers"?

 

HAHAHOHIIHEEHE. Er det virkelig folk i media som fortsatt tar den karen seriøst? Han er jo ingen society, og ikke er han advokat heller.

 

(Helt uten å vite noe om selve saken altså, jeg bare ler av de to greiene)

[Latias]

Da var det offisielt, Lampard har signert ny kontrakt.

[Sexylubb1]

Funny.

[Snurreleif]

Millwall-supporter arrestert for rasisme.

[Latias]

 

Ikke-eksiterende venstreback gis bort.

[archanios]

What a header from Ronaldo, unbelievable. You can't stop that. I said to Patrice at half-time "Patrice, did you not want to challenge for that?" but then I saw the video and thought "what was I talking about?"

 

- SAF

[Stonemeister]

Evra er ikke den første forsvareren som bli ydmyket av Ronaldo i lufta på den måten. Freak of nature.

[Alastor]

Hahahahahahaha for en syyyyk spenst!

[Tåkefyrste]

Tror den der hadde blitt vanskelig å markere for selv Vidic eller Rio.

 

Forresten; kom gjerne hjem til United Ronaldo

[Jotun]

Forskjell på å stå og se på, og å faktisk prøve.

[archanios]

Han går vel strengt tatt omtrent på tryne, noko som gjer det litt vanskelig å hoppe, men det ser sjølvsagt ganske dumt ut.

[Latias]

City har ikke kastet bort tiden mens United var i Madrid.

 

Manchester City fans travelling to the Etihad Stadium this weekend will hear some familiar voices on their matchday journey.

 

City manager Robert Mancini and players Vincent Kompany, Joe Hart and James Milner have lent their voices to the city's tram service to and from the Etihad Campus stop on match days.

 

The new messages will debut on Sunday when City host Leeds United in the FA Cup.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21459977

[Xanman]

Noen som ser Luton-Millwall? Rimelig sykt 0-2 mål av Hulse. Synd at Luton ryker ut, hadde vært gøy med et Conference-lag i kvarten.

[Emils.]

Godt å se at det er en ekte mann i studio. Og ikke kålhoder som Phil Trestokk, Thomas Udyret osv.

 

Bah, så var selvfølgelig Thomas der da...

Endret 16. februar 2013 av Emils.

[AllFather]

So Nani crashed his Bentley into an unmarked Cop car

 

So Giggs and Rooney aren't the only Man U players who've been caught banging pigs.