It hasn't been banned though, it's just not on the official choirs song list. Fans can still sing it if they want
Let's ban everything because someone will get upset about it somewhere in the world AND will post their feelings because it's very important to tell everyone it's not fair on them.
Wokes want it banned, and it is also better known as a football song sung by Stoke fans.
Fucking world's gone mad.
Yes apparently it is an abusive song.
It was mensioned on talk Sport earlier in the week didnt catch it all.
Think all the wokes need a slap
Yes apparently it is an abusive song.
It was mensioned on talk Sport earlier in the week didnt catch it all.
Think all the wokes need a slap
Wasn’t it just removed from a stadiums playlist?
Mountain out of a mole hill stuff. The WRU have stopped choirs from performing it before international rugby matches due to the lyrics being about domestic abuse which they say might be upsetting to some people. Funnily enough it comes just after accusations of sexism and toxicity in the union itself...
Needless to say fans still sang it en masse before and during the game at the weekend like they've done for years because it's fun so not much has changed.
Needless to say fans still sang it en masse before and during the game at the weekend like they've done for years because it's fun so not much has changed.
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This thread is a salutory lesson in what happens when a poor joke is printed too small...
At break of day when that man drove away, I was waiting
I crossed the street to her house and she opened the door
She stood there laughing
I felt the knife in my hand and she laughed no more
Why would anyone want to sing a song at the football or rugby, or anywhere for that matter, which is about stabbing a woman who’s been unfaithful to you? What about anyone listening who may have lost someone to violence in exactly this way? It’s not woke - it’s compassion, it’s taking a symbolic stand against domestic violence.
I crossed the street to her house and she opened the door
She stood there laughing
I felt the knife in my hand and she laughed no more
Why would anyone want to sing a song at the football or rugby, or anywhere for that matter, which is about stabbing a woman who’s been unfaithful to you? What about anyone listening who may have lost someone to violence in exactly this way? It’s not woke - it’s compassion, it’s taking a symbolic stand against domestic violence.
Probably not enough lyrics about drinking your team mates’ piss
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I can't believe it turned out like this... Yeah, I actually can.
Won the Ivor Novello award in 1969 for Britain's international song of the year - why, why, why Delilah ?
yet ccfc fans thought it was acceptable to chant that the women who were victims of marlon king willingly consented
Heard the worst at Elland Rd. “Knock her out Marlon, knock her out” in the concourse from about 5 or 6 cunts. Fortunately it didn’t lift off. Grim.
fuck me NW, it's a boring Thursday afternoon and it made me smile,............ don't like it? ok no probs
Oh wind your neck in - I’m sure people can differentiate between what’s a song & what’s real life
it‘s yet more virtue signalling if anything
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So... everybody else is banging on about whether it's right to cancel it or not, and you choose to pick on the post that actually points out there is a joke there when no other bugger seems to have noticed?!?
