Not my usual read, but some great thought provoking points. My Q? is, WHY are UEFA/FIFA allowing the EPL to get away with this? They state very clearly(someone will find the exact wording) that political statements of any kind are not allowed on kits/clothing whilst engaged in a match, both before during & after.

I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold,
When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul.
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I hope that little display of knee bendings doesn't come back to haunt them like when the England team did a Nazi salute for Hitler before WW2.

BLM is a left-wing propagandist movement that uses an intangible issue to push a leftist agenda. It has been legitimized by fearful stockholders.

I, for one, cannot watch football when there is this kind of virtue-signalling nonsense going on. I would love to have watched the premier league return this week, but sadly my principles will not let me.

When you’re knocked on your back and your life’s a flop...

Will you watch bbc1 on saturday at 7.45? Just curious

Do you beleive this is purely,I mean purely about racism and no hidden agendas of changing a whole host of democratic rules and laws. Ref chaz came from blm and that's clearly not just about racism.

Got a mate at sky who reckons that in the United-Villa game, the ref did know the ball had crossed the line.

Villa complained though that as Sheffield United fielded XI white players, it was not their fault the ball went in despite the equality of opportunity for both teams to score and the obvious problems with villas defence. Apparently, the ball went in as a result of systemic prejudice of the GDS process against Villa and despite the lack of definition of that systemic problem or evidence for it Villa deny any responsibility for conceding a goal and claimed it should not be counted because of Sheffield United’s privilege

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!