Kicking racism out of football.... literally

[semi-pro waster]

Yes because if someone commits a crime, its automatically less serious for someone else to commit a crime against them.

If you could point out where I've said that then that would be spiffing. I've said that I find it hard to have much sympathy for Emre but that's not the same thing as suggesting it becomes less serious. My feelings regarding Emre being a git when he was at Newcastle and still apparently a git now hasn't got the slightest impact on how serious the offence was from Zokora.

Nothing less than assault, also, balls aren't magically unhurtable, he could have done serious damage with that kick.

Did you see the bit in quotation marks? They're there to highlight that "merely" is an understatement but in the context of Souness' tackle it would be likely to have less severe potential implications.

Best DM quote ever.

I'd love to claim credit for provoking the response but I simply can't, it's not really related to anything in my post. It's almost as if any post at all can be the starting point for a rant on whatever is on his mind.

 

[4T5]

For once a footballer goes down with good reason.

 

[drunkenmaster]

Did you see the bit in quotation marks? They're there to highlight that "merely" is an understatement but in the context of Souness' tackle it would be likely to have less severe potential implications.

Yes I did, I'm suggesting you're completely wrong, not least because you think balls are immune to long term damage(which in terms of life changing can be FAR more serious than a broken leg which will heal), but because you seem to believe that you believe the anatomy of the human body is that there is nothing behind your ball sack?

Break a leg, most heal, most heal very very well. Break a pelvis... that thing that Zakora also kicked, and again, far far more serious injury than a broken leg with far far more potential for career ending injury.

He kicked right through him, lifted him off the ground, there are more fragile bones and those pesky organs behind said bones where Zakora was kicked, how many organs do we have in leg's exactly?

 

[elmuzzy66.]

The skin is an organ right?

 

[jamesy505]

So you don't think it was the racism that provoked the violence? It's still not right, but it's not quite as clear as you're making it out to be.

Considering the racism happened weeks ago, I dont think it provoked it as much as you think.

The tackle appeared pre-meditated payback and should have been a red card. Nothing more than an assault hidden within the world of football.

Hope Emre has fathered all the children he intended to, cause he might not be able to after that.

 

[semi-pro waster]

Yes I did, I'm suggesting you're completely wrong, not least because you think balls are immune to long term damage(which in terms of life changing can be FAR more serious than a broken leg which will heal), but because you seem to believe that you believe the anatomy of the human body is that there is nothing behind your ball sack?

Break a leg, most heal, most heal very very well. Break a pelvis... that thing that Zakora also kicked, and again, far far more serious injury than a broken leg with far far more potential for career ending injury.

He kicked right through him, lifted him off the ground, there are more fragile bones and those pesky organs behind said bones where Zakora was kicked, how many organs do we have in leg's exactly?

I was going to provide a refutation and then thought "why bother?", it's not as if you'll take the slightest notice of either what is said or the intention of the post before trying to build up a straw man to rant at anyway.

The skin is an organ right?

It is indeed, the largest organ of the human body.

 

[elmuzzy66.]

It is indeed, the largest organ of the human body.

Thanks i thought teachers and books had been teliing porkies to me all these years