[Albion] Would it be a first...

[GJN1]

... if we started a chant on Sunday calling Chelsea fans racist?

Not sure I've ever seen a crowd do it but it would be a brilliant thing...

 

[Insel affe]

... if we started a chant on Sunday calling Chelsea fans racist?

Not sure I've ever seen a crowd do it but it would be a brilliant thing...

Please god no, let them dig their own grave....

Let us not come over as the sanctimonious new boys, we have in our past had similar behaviour from our own fans.
I heard racist abuse towards a player at the Palace game, we as a society never mind club have a long way to go and can in no way think we are unique in any way just because we receive homophobic abuse as a club and town, this does not mean we are exempt from racists within our fan base, Christ I have met racist gay people.

 

[GJN1]

You're probably right. Our house would have to be in order first I guess...

 

[Lush]

I'm sure I've heard a 'you're just a town full of racists' chant somewhere or against someone.

 

[Titanic]

I'm sure I've heard a 'you're just a town full of racists' chant somewhere or against someone.

Burnley

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

... if we started a chant on Sunday calling Chelsea fans racist?

But they're not.

Some Chelsea fans are racist.

Some Brighton fans are probably racist.

 

[Wardy's twin]

it would be a bad move.......

 

[Giraffe]

You weren't at Burnley last season or this season then?

 

[Stat Brother]

"You're to racist to be gay".

 

[SUIYHP]

Racism is a big problem in football at the moment and is something a number of the clubs current and former players and staff have spoken about very seriously. I think CH wouldn’t find any football chants accusing any clubs fans of racism to be very funny because it trivialises the issue.

 

[Insel affe]

Racism is a big problem in football at the moment and is something a number of the clubs current and former players and staff have spoken about very seriously. I think CH for example wouldn’t find any football chants accusing fans of racism to be very funny because it trivialises the issue.

This, with one small caveat, I take umbrage that it is portrayed as a football problem in the news, when actually it is big problem in society that runs through all parts of the country, every level, from school through to work that affects rich or poor, it is not a football problem it is a society problem. Football can be a forerunner and do more as can everyone, and that includes the media.

 

[Me and my Monkey]

But they're not.

Some Chelsea fans are racist.

Some Brighton fans are probably racist.

You’re just a club full of some racists doesn’t have the same ring to it, does it?

https://youtu.be/JDHNIn-XLKM

 

[Triggaaar]

"You're to racist to be gay".

Too.

 

[Guinness Boy]

But they're not.

Some Chelsea fans are racist.

Some Brighton fans are probably racist.

Exactly.

It would certainly be a bit weird to respond to the ignorant stereotyping of a group of people by ignorantly stereotyping a different group.


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[banjo]

I’ll be busy working out how many calories are in my pie to join in.

 

[studio150]

"You're to racist to be gay".

No doubt the intelligent Chelsea faithful would respond with

You're too ugly to be grammatically correct

 

[papajaff]

A brilliant thing? OP needs to grow up.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Please god no, let them dig their own grave....

Let us not come over as the sanctimonious new boys, we have in our past had similar behaviour from our own fans.
I heard racist abuse towards a player at the Palace game, we as a society never mind club have a long way to go and can in no way think we are unique in any way just because we receive homophobic abuse as a club and town, this does not mean we are exempt from racists within our fan base, Christ I have met racist gay people.

This.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

This, with one small caveat, I take umbrage that it is portrayed as a football problem in the news, when actually it is big problem in society that runs through all parts of the country, every level, from school through to work that affects rich or poor, it is not a football problem it is a society problem. Football can be a forerunner and do more as can everyone, and that includes the media.

Also this.