clint van damme
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He should do. It would only be right.
Doesn't excuse what he went through but he is a hypocrite.
Yorkshire Cricket racism scandal (6 Viewers)
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He should do. It would only be right.
Doesn't excuse what he went through but he is a hypocrite.
Terry Gibson's perm
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The Jack Brooks one has been dealt with well by his friends.
clint van damme
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Is that 2nd paragraph a quote from Jimmy Savile?!
rob9872
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I'm not sure I understand that. If there's a pun in there I'm afraid it's gone over my head.
COV
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He also has a huge amount of egg on his face just now, but that doesn’t mean the same questions shouldn’t be asked about this cricket club
clint van damme
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Interesting to see who never commented on this thread originally but are like rats up a drainpipe now this has come out.
clint van damme
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Poor attempt at a joke, back to the drawing board.
COV
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Really?
It means that if we ignored what people did and said years ago then people like Saville would have never been exposed
rob9872
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Hang on I think you mean because of what he was found to have done years later? If so, no that's physical, I mean trawling back for online words. Whilst offensive and wrong should be called out at the time. Must be some kind of amnesty on this. Five years would seem more than appropriate imo.
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chiefdave
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He's been without a contract for the last 3 seasons and hasn't played a single first class game. Not sure who you think is going to send him on a diversity training program.
clint van damme
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Haha!
Stick to Heat magazine and working Sky Blue Dom with your foot, the adults are talking.
Does anyone have interest in cricket?
What's the correct amount of animosity we should be showing to Rafiq, Boosh?
skybluetony176
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Terrible what he said. At least he’s owned it, just a shame he had to say it in the first place.
clint van damme
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What's shocking?
His antisemitism is, the rest of it?
He's an adult, he can drink if he wants.
Someone Pakistani or of Pakistani heritage using the P word is a whole different ball game to a white person using it, same as a black person using the N word is different to awhile person using it, (but you knew that).
He called acoach a wanker,so what, we've all done that.
Hes shone a light on something here and it's clear a certain sort of person doesn't like it but he needs some sort of punishment for his anti Jewish remarks as does the other player involved, if we're going to stamp out bigotry we stamp it all out.
clint van damme
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You've got that many aliases I didn't realise it was you.
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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None of it is right. Not sure why anyone is trying to defend any of it.
clint van damme
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What are you referring to?
COV
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I wonder if ESB showed any interest in this before the antisemitic tweet thing came to light..
rob9872
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Youre absolutely right on this, although not sure about the drinking. It's none of my business or anyone else's iwhether he's strict to his faith or not, but interesting after seeing the S*n jumping on the bandwagon to criticise team mates showering him in beer after a victory.
clint van damme
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The other irony is if you scroll down the page at the end of the article there's a link to a Spectator article written by a man who has on the past has been accused of antisemitism and racism as well as being guilty of assaulting hispregnant ex partner so we have a right nest of horrible, hypocritical wankers on the go.
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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clint van damme
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Fucking hell! I'm watching Simon Reeve in the Lakes and he's just been speaking to a bloke the spit of that fella. Weird.
COV
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You imagine me while sitting at a dirty desk & making notes… bit weird but ok
Blind-Faith
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No I absolutely agree, it doesn’t make what has happened to him right. But I’d bet my last pound he won’t have to go on an educational course. That’s what really pisses me off.
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Well he's not actually contracted to a cricket club anymore, is he? That'd be the main barrier!
Well... unless it was Yorkshire of course, at which point it would be dismissed as just banter.
Yorkshire would probably reward him with a lifetime contract
Blind-Faith
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Oh right , so because he doesn’t play cricket anymore it makes it ok then. Now i understand
chiefdave
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Nobody is saying that but you've saying him employer should send him on an educational course when he doesn't have an employer.
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Where did I say that?
rob9872
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So someone you'd probably barely taken a passing glance to previously, isn't going on a course because he doesn't have a job and that really pisses you off? Surely mildly irritating at best or life's gonna be a pretty tough gig.
Blind-Faith
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Doesn’t matter if he has a job or not, whether he is employed or not, if someone is being made to go on an educational course because of something he said years ago about a certain race or person, then if that person has also made derogatory comments about a certain race they should also be made to go on a course.
If everyone’s wants to be treated fairly and the same way then everyone needs to play by the same rules
If everyone’s wants to be treated fairly and the same way then everyone needs to play by the same rules
But made to go by who? His mum? The police?
It would be good if he decided to go on a course of his own accord, but no one can make him.
