I'm willing to put in a complaint if the result is the one true Coventry City badge
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Of course it is. I mean, even the lefties on here don't care. It's a non story for a slow news day, that allows a spot of hollow raging for no real purpose.
I see the woke brigade wants to cancel the Man United and Man City club badges.
They better leave our Elephantalone.
So what? It's only a 'debate' because of a minority of morons.It was a left wing journalist that started the debate
So what? It's only a 'debate' because of a minority of morons.
No, it's only a 'debate' because a minority of morons choose to 'debate' it.Its only a debate as the Guardian considered it a worthy enough opinion to publish it. It’s the guardian that thinks it’s a worthwhile subject to discuss
So what? It's only a 'debate' because of a minority of morons.
No, it's only a 'debate' because a minority of morons choose to 'debate' it.
No, it's a minority of morons from associated political backgrounds.You keep saying this but it’s the left wing press that clearly want the debate is it not?
Can't argue with that...And fueled by Cretins.
No, it's a minority of morons from associated political backgrounds.
Anyway,you'd be in the woke brigade given your liking for animal charities!
It's ludicrous to consider the earth being flat, but it's also ludicrous to politicise such a thing and give it undue attention when only a minority of nutters care either way.It’s nothing about being “woke” - it’s about challenging a journalist - whose a frequent contributor to the guardian - for an embarrassing opinion - it’s nonsense and deserves challenge
It's ludicrous to consider the earth being flat, but it's also ludicrous to politicise such a thing and give it undue attention when only a minority of nutters care either way.
Again, so what! The BBC thought David icke being the son of God was a worthy discussion, but we don't spend our time chatting its relevance and whether Wilson's going to become a fundamentalist Catholic missionary off the back of his goal.The guardian thought it a worthy discussion and clearly a relevant one
Again, so what! The BBC thought David icke being the son of God was a worthy discussion, but we don't spend our time chatting its relevance and whether Wilson's going to become a fundamentalist Catholic missionary off the back of his goal.
So you don;t get the Daily Mail reference of the OP (who fuels said debate on here) copying the Daily Mail description worthy of a Daily Mail reference?I don’t get the daily mail GB News references
Barnsley are fucked
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I could of elaborated but decided not toThat joke would've worked if it was still 2020
Wonder if Gammon-arti lot on GB News, Daily Mail and channel 5 happy with clubs with owls, swans, thrushes, robins, swifts, shrimps, hornet's, bees, forests/trees, roses, moons and stars on badges. Its all very lefty and close to the eco warrior/stop the oil. Don't get em started on Forest Green Rovers..... bloody eco-club trying to save the planet. Dam it.. may have just given an idea for Dickie Tinycock's next article/rant.
Far right yet again showing their ultra sensitive outrage at articles simply debating a relevant issue in a genuine mature and intellectual way. Journalist is a Man. City fan and article is written intelligently questioning symobolism of boats on the badges and how in 1800-1850s ships were used to celebrate success of cottonopolis which directly benefitted from the slave trade. If I was a fan of either club I would question the use of the ships and would be grown up enough to have a debate.
What sort of headcase would want to categorically defend a club badge with imagery that symobilised that such things without at least looking at implications a bit?
Jesus wept. Anyone worrying about the connotations of a boat or boats on a badge has too much time on their handsWonder if Gammon-arti lot on GB News, Daily Mail and channel 5 happy with clubs with owls, swans, thrushes, robins, swifts, shrimps, hornet's, bees, forests/trees, roses, moons and stars on badges. Its all very lefty and close to the eco warrior/stop the oil. Don't get em started on Forest Green Rovers..... bloody eco-club trying to save the planet. Dam it.. may have just given an idea for Dickie Tinycock's next article/rant.
Far right yet again showing their ultra sensitive outrage at articles simply debating a relevant issue in a genuine mature and intellectual way. Journalist is a Man. City fan and article is written intelligently questioning symobolism of boats on the badges and how in 1800-1850s ships were used to celebrate success of cottonopolis which directly benefitted from the slave trade. If I was a fan of either club I would be able to cope with asking question whether the use of the ships is appropriate and would be grown up enough to have a debate.
What sort of headcase would want to categorically defend a club badge with imagery symobilising slavery without at least looking at implications a bit?
What?Wonder if Gammon-arti lot on GB News, Daily Mail and channel 5 happy with clubs with owls, swans, thrushes, robins, swifts, shrimps, hornet's, bees, forests/trees, roses, moons and stars on badges. Its all very lefty and close to the eco warrior/stop the oil. Don't get em started on Forest Green Rovers..... bloody eco-club trying to save the planet. Dam it.. may have just given an idea for Dickie Tinycock's next article/rant.
Far right yet again showing their ultra sensitive outrage at articles simply debating a relevant issue in a genuine mature and intellectual way. Journalist is a Man. City fan and article is written intelligently questioning symobolism of boats on the badges and how in 1800-1850s ships were used to celebrate success of cottonopolis which directly benefitted from the slave trade. If I was a fan of either club I would question the use of the ships and would be grown up enough to have a debate.
What sort of headcase would want to categorically defend a club badge with imagery that symobilised that such things without at least looking at implications a bit?
Says the poster who is furiously posting all through the thread on the subject.It's ludicrous to consider the earth being flat, but it's also ludicrous to politicise such a thing and give it undue attention when only a minority of nutters care either way.
Wokely furiously?Says the poster who is furiously posting all through the thread on the subject.
I could of elaborated but decided not to
Wonder if Gammon-arti lot on GB News, Daily Mail and channel 5 happy with clubs with owls, swans, thrushes, robins, swifts, shrimps, hornet's, bees, forests/trees, roses, moons and stars on badges. Its all very lefty and close to the eco warrior/stop the oil. Don't get em started on Forest Green Rovers..... bloody eco-club trying to save the planet. Dam it.. may have just given an idea for Dickie Tinycock's next article/rant.
Far right yet again showing their ultra sensitive outrage at articles simply debating a relevant issue in a genuine mature and intellectual way. Journalist is a Man. City fan and article is written intelligently questioning symobolism of boats on the badges and how in 1800-1850s ships were used to celebrate success of cottonopolis which directly benefitted from the slave trade. If I was a fan of either club I would be able to cope with asking question whether the use of the ships is appropriate and would be grown up enough to have a debate.
What sort of headcase would want to categorically defend a club badge with imagery symobilising slavery without at least looking at implications a bit?
The Woke Brigade?
There can be no other word in recent times that has been so misused that it is now pretty much unusable in its original meaning.
It's a great phrase, absolutely nailed on that anyone using it is a grade A arsepiece and someone to be avoided when they try and corner you to spout their bollocks. Saves a lot of time.
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