News item on Sly News last night about discarded academy players without hope or qualifications. They featured a mixed race former academy player for Fulham. He had some pretty strong and surprising claims I’ll be surprised are true. Firstly that he and other black players had attitude problems and didn’t listen or want to learn. He made the point that the black players in his squad came from different parts of London and different areas, backgrounds and kinds of families. What surprised me was the claim the white players were allowed to eat in the canteen but the black players had to eat sandwiches from a tray off the floor of a dirty changing room. This is Fulham FC, around 20 years into the 21st century. A Fulham statement was displayed and read on the news piece. Now someone is at fault here for the news item, or any incidents at Fulham FC, and whoever it is needs to be dealt with, but my hunch is someone encouraged this young man, and possibly with a few quid, to exaggerate these claims and this story.

I’ve even met a former Fulham coach who now manages a non league team with plenty of black players. He knows Roy Hodgson and isn’t likely to act or treat anyone in this manner.

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Discrimination at the club

"There was racism at Fulham," Max says.

"The adults would make racist jokes in the changing rooms and that would make children feel it was OK.

"There were seven or eight black boys in the team and we were told that because we had such bad attitudes we couldn't eat in the canteen and would have to eat in changing rooms, so we were given sandwiches on a tray on the floor of the changing rooms, dirty after everyone had showered.

"We were all from different areas of London, different backgrounds, different families, yet almost without fail the black boys were labelled with a bad attitude - lazy, we don't listen, flashy.

"They would say: 'Why do you wear those clothes? Why do you listen to that music?'."

Edited by Rudi Hedman (04 Feb 2021 12.33pm)

COYP

Bit sexist isn't it?

Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.

I expect there are elements of this that are true but not necessarily racist. The first team is often a closed shop and the senior players don't normally tolerate a youth player trying to get too chummy.

He also said the they were made to eat sandwiches in the dressing room because they had a bad attitude. Well leaving aside that they were all black I can see a coach saying you lot don't deserve to eat in the canteen you can eat in the dressing room.

The question then is was it just the black kids that were picked on? I very much doubt it football is pretty integrated and I doubt the black senior players would stand by and allow that to happen.

As for the comments about fashion and music I expect that is just banter at their age who hasn't had the mickey taken out of them by older players / coaches.

One more point

Looking at many of your posts, particularly the one I chose, you could easily replace anti-whites with jews or whoever else your chosen group for hatred is. It just sounds so like Hitler - the enemy within, their secret agenda, whites (aryans) are the oppressed in their own country. Any white (aryan) that disagrees must be self-hating or a communist.

Don't you see it? You'll be proposing a final solution next.

Wow, I'm a little bit nuts!

Bedtime at Stirlingsays house:

"Children I am going to read to you tonight. It's a special book that will help show how even small people can succeed if they have the right values"

"Gosh father, is it the Borrowers?"

"No children, it's called Mein Kampf".

you could easily replace...? yes, but he didnt.

If i said...''Renault cars are rubbish and they always let you down'' you could always replace RENAULT CARS for INSERT ETHNIC GROUP X.

but i didn't say it, and neither did Sterling. So please ease off the triggered nonsense, petal.

Edited by PalazioVecchio (04 Feb 2021 1.50pm)

Eze Peasy at Anfield....