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Racism in football - is there a problem?


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Why don't they just ask Lukaku if he feels the song demeans him, his race, and his sense of pride?

 

If it doesn't then the Kick It Out team can go back to whatever the fuck it is they do every week, which probably involves pretending they aren't in 20 times a day when Garth Crooks calls.

Who died and made Lukaku the sole arbiter of what is and isn't racist?

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Yes, now someone wants to tell us that singing about a penis is race related and wrong. Im sure Lukaku has nothing to do with this, but the fuckers (kick it out) need to earn a living and need their time in the limelight, the sad thing is that people agree with them to many extend. 

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It's strange there wasn't the same reaction to a song about an Asian gentleman (see above), the morality in regard to racism seems pretty vague.

 

We (Scousers) apparently eat dead rats, dine out from dust bins, are pick-pockets (even of the dead) live in slums, are all unemployed, are self pitying murderous bastards but that's okay as we are the same colour so it's not racist. You can't draw boundaries between regions for goodness sake.

 

Yet you can between countries. Try telling an Irish joke nowadays.

 

The difference in the reaction of the press to the Manchester bombing and Hilsbrough is striking. One city was all of the above yet the other was the greatest city in the world for its normal reaction to a tragic incident.

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It's strange there wasn't the same reaction to a song about an Asian gentleman (see above), the morality in regard to racism seems pretty vague.

 

We (Scousers) apparently eat dead rats, dine out from dust bins, are pick-pockets (even of the dead) live in slums, are all unemployed, are self pitying murderous bastards but that's okay as we are the same colour so it's not racist. You can't draw boundaries between regions for goodness sake.

 

Yet you can between countries. Try telling an Irish joke nowadays.

 

The difference in the reaction of the press to the Manchester bombing and Hilsbrough is striking. One city was all of the above yet the other was the greatest city in the world for its normal reaction to a tragic incident.

Spot on. The Mancs sing tons of shite about us. Pretty ironic that they go on about Liverpool slums when Manchester has some utter third world rate shitholes. The sing always the victim but are too cowardly to say what it really refers to.

 

How dare Liverpool stand up for itself when slandered by the national press.

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Agree Kidder.

 

 

I find KIO a bit of a strange organisation, as they started as an anti-racism group, mainly with the emphasis on blacks struggling in the game.  Now they've branched out into all forms of discrimination, and are focusing on homosexuality.  In fact, they ran an event with the LFC under 18's the other day talking about it, which you can see on their website.

 

They've got the same sort of trustee membership as they had years ago, and yet they're trying to 're-brand' with stuff like gay rights, women officiating, etc etc.  Which is fine, great, but let's not pretend they need to get involved with childish songs about Lukaku's cock, because it makes a mockery of the other things they do.

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Does it perpetuate a racial stereotype?

 

Yes.

 

Therefore, it is racist.

 

Let me know which part of this you're all struggling with.

 

1) It's stereotyping to consider that a football crowd in 2017 will sing about a black player's cock because he's black.  Oh I see, only racist white lads get on the terraces of Old Trafford? Doesn't count if it's a load of black or asian lads singing it, probably, think that's the rule.

 

2) What if Lukaku actually has a magnificent, shiny, weighty cock?  

 

You're struggling for material Stronts, I don't like it.

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