His penis size or the song?
Couldn't comment on the former...
His penis size or the song?
Exactly, it's one of those fringe songs that's never actually going to be sung by a full crowd. What they've done is probably the worst thing, raising its profile so more people are aware of it and it'll become a 'funny' or 'cool' thing to sing in the near future...
I really don't understand how people can't see (or hear) that the Lukaku song is racist.
It's the equivalent of going up to a random black guy and saying "hello, you must a have a big ****". Not to mention the cultural reasons the association of big penises and black men exist.
It's really, deeply racist. Anyone who doesn't think it is needs to have a good long look at themselves.
That there are worse things sung at football is irrelevant.
Thats only because the definition of racism currently is saying anything to someone from another ethnicity to your own that is related to anything other than the weather.
I have very very white skin and people comment on that fact in a joking way. I don't consider that racism. I don't take it as anything other than a joke. Is saying a black guy has a big penis insulting? No. Does it do any harm? No.
Whats more damaging is creating a society where its perfectly acceptable to pull the race card whenever anything you don't like is said. Its creating a generation of utter ***** who genuinely believe that its OK to react violently towards groups that they deem racist or to have views that don't agree with their "correct" world view. We shouldn't accept racism but we also shouldn't look for it everywhere because when you look for it you unsurprisingly see it everywhere.
I have no idea how its OK to brand someone a racist for saying something you decide is unacceptable. You are basically saying that they look down on other races because of the colour of their skin based on your personal opinion that someone said something inappropriate.
Its also usually white people pretending to care and shouting "racism" the loudest. What does that tell you.
If you don't think it is, you're both ignorant of the origins of that particular association and you also think it's okay to take the **** out of someone because of their race.
By the way, I've never heard of the very, very white skinned race. That's a new one on me.
I really don't understand how people can't see (or hear) that the Lukaku song is racist.
It's the equivalent of going up to a random black guy and saying "hello, you must a have a big ****". Not to mention the cultural reasons the association of big penises and black men exist.
It's really, deeply racist. Anyone who doesn't think it is needs to have a good long look at themselves.
That there are worse things sung at football is irrelevant.
Are albinos a race? I assume its OK to make nasty comments about the colours of their skin because they aren't a race.
I think you’ve answered your own question. But got it wrong.
(its all banter anyway - and like a lot of things this kind of thing depends a lot on the tone of voice as much as whats said and to who(m) )
They aren't a race.
Thats the problem though. Instead of thinking "they probably didn't mean any harm", the go to reaction is now "racism!". Americans take the **** out of the british for our bad teeth all the time. Who cares.
Manchester United have asked for CCTV footage in order to identify fans chanting a controversial song about Romelu Lukaku.
The fact that other chants haven't been cracked down on is a terrible argument against cracking down on this particular chant.
But hey, feel free to defend racist chanting if you want.
Trusty said:Also, Sir Alex didn't have any of that experience you mentioned, he was pretty much unknown
Aberdeen had started the 1979–80 season poorly but their form improved dramatically in the new year and they won the Scottish league that season with a 5–0 win on the final day. It was the first time in 15 years that the league had not been won by either Rangers or Celtic
Ferguson led Aberdeen to even greater success the following season, 1982–83. They had qualified for the European Cup Winners' Cup as a result of winning the Scottish Cup the previous season, and impressively knocked out Bayern Munich,[41][42] who had beaten Tottenham Hotspur 4–1 in the previous round.[43][44] According to Willie Miller, this gave them the confidence to believe that they could go on to win the competition,[45] which they did, with a 2–1 victory over Real Madrid in the final on 11 May 1983.[46] Aberdeen became only the third Scottish team to win a European trophy and Ferguson now felt that "he'd done something worthwhile with his life".[47] This was followed up with victory in the European Super Cup in December 1983, when Hamburger SV, the reigning European Cupchampions, were beaten 2–0 over two legs.
Ferguson was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 1985 New Year Honours,[52][53] and was offered the managers' jobs at Rangers and Arsenal during the season.
Imagine they gave a **** when they sang about people's deaths, rape or paedophile accusations.
Pretty pathetic look for manu pretending to care