is this considered racist then? or just banter? you reckon they talk like that to coloured people in the squad, I reckon so.
is that this story this link spartak link?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42674810http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42674810
is this considered racist then? or just banter? you reckon they talk like that to coloured people in the squad, I reckon so.
None of these links seem to work, what the hell are you talking about
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...w-after-controversial-video-posted-on-twitterSpartak Moscow are at the centre of a racism row after their official Twitter account posted a video of three black players in training alongside a caption that translates as “See how chocolates melt in the sun”.
They tweeted a video including some of their black players training captioned 'when chocolate melts in the sun'None of these links seem to work, what the hell are you talking about
Actually am serious. If they got called chocolate by their team mates and don't mind, whats the problem? They all look very friendly with each other in the video, hardly racist is it?
Not used to locker room banter?Have a word with yourself, its quite clearly racist ffs.
None of these links seem to work, what the hell are you talking about
Even if we take this giant leap and believe that these players were happy being called chocolates by their teammates, this was not locker room banter. This was a message for the whole world to see in which black people have been labelled as 'chocolates'.Not used to locker room banter?
Shouldn’t be aired in public though. Plus Russia, so yeah.
Not used to locker room banter then?Even if we take this giant leap and believe that these players were happy being called chocolates by their teammates, this was not locker room banter. This was a message for the whole world to see in which black people have been labelled as 'chocolates'.
Not used to locker room banter then?
Shouldn’t have been aired in public though. And Russia, so yeah.
Why are you automatically assuming it’s racist (ok it is Russia but still), but whoever filmed this and posted it was part of the training so presumably part of the team rather than some random media punk in an office.
Why are you automatically assuming that these players are happy to be called chocolate for a start? Secondly how is it locker room banter being aired in public? When you're calling 3 black players chocolates based purely on their skin colour and putting out a message saying "See how chocolates melt in the sun" you're basically labelling all black people as 'chocolates'. If this were a specific insult/nickname for a player that might not be pc then fair enough but this is a general term that's being used for a group of players simply because of their skin colour and when it's said to the world, it's aimed at all black people.
Why am I assuming that using a racist term to describe 3 black people is racist? Surely that's a fair assumption to make, it's the opposite that needs some sort of evidence to prove.Why are you automatically assuming it’s racist (ok it is Russia but still), but whoever filmed this and posted it was part of the training so presumably part of the team rather than some random media punk in an office.
I’ve heard a lot worse in team type situations, and in most cases it’s nothing to do with race but in some cases it is because anything goes.