Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I'm not going to post someone's personal life on Nsc.
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Homophobic abuse by Fulham fans yesterday
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I'm not going to post someone's personal life on Nsc.
alfredmizen
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alfredmizen
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Then be prepared for me to not believe a word of that post then, its the internet, its anonymous.
Hillian1
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Sorry, but you already have, all they want to know is what happened, and why not his name address and phone number.
You're surrounded by dinosaurs, run for your life!
pearl
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yes, it's the victim's fault, instead of the abusers
i wouldn't be the victim!!!!!!!!!
pearl
Well-known member
I'd just like to add I didn't presume your friend was gay / a man / that the abuse was homophobic, but they shouldn't let whatever happened stop them doing what they want
spring hall convert
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Just one thing on the equating 'does your boyfriend?' to 'sheep-shagging' and 'inbred' abuse.
I find it very unlikely that there are many children at football matches who are becoming aware that they want to commit incest or bestiality. If they are, it's probably not a bad idea that they are put off it.
Law of averages suggests that there are plenty of kids in our stadium that will experiment with their sexuality. Why should they be made to feel as if that is wrong?
I find it very unlikely that there are many children at football matches who are becoming aware that they want to commit incest or bestiality. If they are, it's probably not a bad idea that they are put off it.
Law of averages suggests that there are plenty of kids in our stadium that will experiment with their sexuality. Why should they be made to feel as if that is wrong?
Tom Hark Preston Park
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If it's the same mutual friend as [MENTION=14365]Thunder Bolt[/MENTION] might be referencing, then that mutual friend was subject to some quite vile personal abuse at Withdean. That person is a very strong personality and a passionate Albion fan, but on one occasion I recall it reduced them to tears. They'd done absolutely nothing whatsoever to warrant it. Never fully realised what was going on at the time, thought it was just some random nutter or something, plus we'd just scored, so it all just sort of got thrown in the mix of the moment. Only later realised quite how devastatingly hurtful it had been.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Yes, you're right and the internet is not as anonymous as people think.
severnside gull
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look around the Amex, it's probably full of your stereotypes
regards
DR
I doubt that. I rather suspect that most are tolerant of others regardless of sexuality, race or religion.
Doubtless there are some others like you though.
It's perfectly possible to indulge in terrace-related banter, without resorting to homophobia and/or racism.
Not that our resident knuckle-dragging geezers would appreciate that.
Not that our resident knuckle-dragging geezers would appreciate that.
pearl
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wow! shocked to read this, very sad
BBassic
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You mean that people don't have to mock others for their skin colour, over which they have no choice, or for which genitalia they prefer, over which they also have no choice ?
Madness, it'll never catch on.
Meade's Ball
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In my mind I can easily see El Pres gambolling down a beach front in sexual expectation toward a white bikinied Easy, his bazongoids boinging with a lawless passion.
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highflyer
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I would agree except for your use of the word 'banter'. Which I totally find fu*king unacceptable
Anyone catch the Adrian Chiles documentary last night? A reminder of just how widely accepted racism was in football not so long ago, and the effect it had on black players and potential (in the main) black supporters. Apologies if this is already covered elsewhere.
Things are so much better than they were, both in terms of racism and homophobia. I have never heard any racism, and only one genuinely offensive homphobic comment (from an opposition supporter) in the last few years. But made me wonder how many of the older generation of fans still hold the same views, even if they know they are no longer allowed to express them.
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
Can someone explain the difference between-
"does your boyfriend know...."
and the chant to the Keeper
"Your sh*t aaaagggghhhh"
So one is Homophobic but is said in jest whilst one is a personal insult to the keeper.
"does your boyfriend know...."
and the chant to the Keeper
"Your sh*t aaaagggghhhh"
So one is Homophobic but is said in jest whilst one is a personal insult to the keeper.
Pretty pink fairy
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it's all be blown out of all proportion it really has, despite what hiney says i've never been Involved in terrace" bantz" about gays and joe dakis, couldn't make all this shit up !!!
regards
DR
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
'Does your boyfriend' is indiscriminate in that it categorises all Brighton as gay. 'You're shit etc' is aimed at all goalies as a pee take. The boyfriend chant in my opinion is at the less harmful end of abuse as it's most probably a little tongue in cheek, although it annoys me. I've been called a paedophile gay by screaming Millwall and palace fans when my two children were very young, and I find that totally unacceptable.