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Old 7th December 2006, 08:04 PM
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Re: Should women be allowed to write about football?
This woman has written a piece that dares criticise the Dubai human rights record and now we're talking about women not being allowed to write about football?

I hope it's a joke, because it isn't funny.

She's only saying what needs to be said so gloryhunters with ££ signs in their eyes stop and think before they imagine what Rafa will spend the fortune on. Is this a person and/or company we really want to associate ourselves with?

Rick Parry spoke at the last AGM about the need to introduce a club charter on what kind of companies we dealt with, to ensure we didn't encourage child labour and unnecessary pollution etc. but now it seems we're getting taken over by a country who a) don't like jews, b) don't really like women, and c) employs child workers. I'm guessing, just guessing mind, that progress on the aforementioned club charter has been slow since then.

Can people please come back to the real world from FM2007 mode. If Abramovich's money is dodgy, what is this guy's?
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