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Post by wrongsideoftheriver on Mar 20, 2015 8:19:41 GMT
That was a joke to ban that Bloke for that incident at Braintree, he didn`t punch the player he poked him with an e cigarette in the heat of the moment because the player conned the referee for a penalty and was smirking at the Rovers supporters he should have been ejected from the ground at worse, the club should let him back in by now we have missed his passion big time. I cant say if he did or didn't punch him as I wasn't their in person but the video evidence didn't do him any justice! I have spoke to him on a few occasions and he does come across as a nice person who's just passionate about the club, I doubt the club would allow him back though as they have the zero tolerance policy. |
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Post by Mark Ash on Mar 20, 2015 8:28:54 GMT
Not talking about his particular case, but it amazes and depresses me when people/organisations brag of having a "zero-tolerance policy". It sounds more like a confession than something to be proud of. Isn't some tolerance needed for a successful society?
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Post by Antonio Fargas on Mar 20, 2015 9:45:19 GMT
Not talking about his particular case, but it amazes and depresses me when people/organisations brag of having a "zero-tolerance policy". It sounds more like a confession than something to be proud of. Isn't some tolerance needed for a successful society? Not for football fans; they shouldn't be tolerated. Although, I think we should tolerate politicians and TV presenters, a lot more. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2015 10:25:11 GMT
Not talking about his particular case, but it amazes and depresses me when people/organisations brag of having a "zero-tolerance policy". It sounds more like a confession than something to be proud of. Isn't some tolerance needed for a successful society? Some things should not be tolerated in order to have a successful society. |
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Post by Mark Ash on Mar 20, 2015 10:25:36 GMT
Not talking about his particular case, but it amazes and depresses me when people/organisations brag of having a "zero-tolerance policy". It sounds more like a confession than something to be proud of. Isn't some tolerance needed for a successful society? Not for football fans; they shouldn't be tolerated. Although, I think we should tolerate politicians and TV presenters, a lot more. I wonder how many people realise how serious it is getting. Are people aware that in Scotland fans are being convicted and imprisoned for singing their (admittedly stupid) sectarian songs? Actually sent to jail. For months - or could be up to five years. For singing a song. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2015 10:29:49 GMT
A song that promotes religious bigotry. What a wonderful thing.
Yes, let's preach hate, that will make the world a better place.
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Post by Mark Ash on Mar 20, 2015 11:16:21 GMT
A song that promotes religious bigotry. What a wonderful thing. Yes, let's preach hate, that will make the world a better place. My point is that it's just a song, not that it's good. Not many will be left in the Blackthorn if songs full of hate are enough to put us in prison now. Any well-balanced society needs to recognise the difference between allowing people their expression.... and agreeing with it. (Which I don't, in this case.) |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2015 11:28:17 GMT
A song that promotes religious bigotry. What a wonderful thing. Yes, let's preach hate, that will make the world a better place. My point is that it's just a song, not that it's good. Not many will be left in the Blackthorn if songs full of hate are enough to put us in prison now. Any well-balanced society needs to recognise the difference between allowing people their expression.... and agreeing with it. (Which I don't, in this case.) I'm unbalanced. |
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Post by Mark Ash on Mar 20, 2015 11:39:51 GMT
My point is that it's just a song, not that it's good. Not many will be left in the Blackthorn if songs full of hate are enough to put us in prison now. Any well-balanced society needs to recognise the difference between allowing people their expression.... and agreeing with it. (Which I don't, in this case.) I'm unbalanced. No-one will notice these days, Hugo. Incidentally, one of the songs Rangers fans have been warned not to sing is Rule Britannia. Just saying... |
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Post by baggins on Mar 20, 2015 11:40:24 GMT
My point is that it's just a song, not that it's good. Not many will be left in the Blackthorn if songs full of hate are enough to put us in prison now. Any well-balanced society needs to recognise the difference between allowing people their expression.... and agreeing with it. (Which I don't, in this case.) I'm unbalanced. Yep. |
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Post by mehewmagic on Mar 20, 2015 11:44:40 GMT
Not talking about his particular case, but it amazes and depresses me when people/organisations brag of having a "zero-tolerance policy". It sounds more like a confession than something to be proud of. Isn't some tolerance needed for a successful society? I'm tolerant. but intolerant people should be taken outside and shot.  |
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Post by Russgas on Mar 20, 2015 17:16:31 GMT
Even when the FFS was doing their thing in the Dribuild, quite loudly and for a long time, and even though they could be heard throughout the ground, no one else joined in. That was Bishopston that started most of that singing.He has got a really strong voice.The next day i lost mine.  |
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