His exact quotes were:

Patrick Vieira claims he has been made to feel uncomfortable in Warsaw and believes there is a "lack of education" in Poland.

The former Arsenal midfielder also thinks that Uefa have missed the boat for tackling racism at the tournament.

Vieira told ITV: "I have been here for two or three days now and I feel strange walking around this city (Warsaw).

“You can feel there is not so many black people around and people look at you strange. I feel there is a lack of education of this country."

It's not a case of being too white for his tastes, he's clearly talking about the way he is being treated by others. It is well known that there is a far right, racist element to some of the football hooligan groups out in Eastern Europe.

If you think what he has said there is an extreme view, certainly in light of the action that organisations such as UEFA have had to take in Poland against racism and a Panorama documentary at the time which showed the below, then you really don't know the meaning of the word.

"Panorama spent a month filming at matches in both the joint host nations and witnessed Nazi salutes from the terraces, black players being taunted with monkey chants, rampant anti-Semitism and a vicious assault on a group of Asian students."

In a statement, Uefa said: "Uefa Euro 2012 brings the spotlight on the host countries and clearly creates an opportunity to address and confront such societal issues.

So looking at Eastern Europe should mako people appreciate how tolerant Britain is and stop banging on about racism.

The problem with the idealist model is that people never just want to be just equal or accepted. At some point, they want power and ultimately, they want to be in charge. Even those who don't get co opted to serve someone else's agenda.

All these people who preach 'diversity' and promote White guilt will not be around to explain to the dwindling future Northern European generations as to how they became second class citizens and a minority in continents they once called their own.

Taking the knee was always political. Only the gullible convinced themselves that they weren't used as puppets. They really believed that it was all about good intentions.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (08 Aug 2022 12.15pm)

"Hey Raheem, don't worry about that bloke calling you a monkey on social media or that racism as a % of arrests is rising in British stadiums (https://www.swlondoner.co.uk/sport/14022022-racism-arrests-rising-at-london-football-grounds-as-campaigners-call-for-action) because it could be worse, you could be getting your head kicked in over in Warsaw."

Further, the players took the knee for 5 seconds this week. You've spent multiple times more than that on here (and I imagine in person) complaining about it, and you reckon they're the ones banging on about racism!

The Premier League is a global product. Watched by a global audience. Making a global point that discrimination in any form isn't acceptable. No-one is promoting making white people second citizens. You are not under attack. The whole 'people never just want to be accepted' line is an opinion presented as a fact which is underpinning your entire prejudice.

There's nothing brave or insightful in any of the knee complaints on here. If you think there is, turn up at 1pm for the next game and tell Vieira, Guehi, Olise, Mateta etc. your views on why they should be grateful that Britain is tolerant as they go through the car park. Maybe then you'll learn something.

Berlinpalace is right - you lot bring shame to our club.

No better than the scum down the road.

"Hey Raheem, don't worry about that bloke calling you a monkey on social media or that racism as a % of arrests is rising in British stadiums (https://www.swlondoner.co.uk/sport/14022022-racism-arrests-rising-at-london-football-grounds-as-campaigners-call-for-action) because it could be worse, you could be getting your head kicked in over in Warsaw."

Further, the players took the knee for 5 seconds this week. You've spent multiple times more than that on here (and I imagine in person) complaining about it, and you reckon they're the ones banging on about racism!

The Premier League is a global product. Watched by a global audience. Making a global point that discrimination in any form isn't acceptable. No-one is promoting making white people second citizens. You are not under attack. The whole 'people never just want to be accepted' line is an opinion presented as a fact which is underpinning your entire prejudice.

There's nothing brave or insightful in any of the knee complaints on here. If you think there is, turn up at 1pm for the next game and tell Vieira, Guehi, Olise, Mateta etc. your views on why they should be grateful that Britain is tolerant as they go through the car park. Maybe then you'll learn something.

So the usual minority pundits on SKY Sports think that stopping the weekly taking of the knee is all wrong.

Once upon a time, we heard how Black footballers were so few and far between.
Then, when they achieved a massively disproportionate number in the top leagues, we heard about how they never got managers and coaching jobs, despite the numbers being roughly proportionate to the population.

Now we are hearing that they don't get to board level.

Can anyone see a pattern here?

Sky Sports News is spreading a purely anti White propaganda campaign.

It seems to want White people to step aside and hand over jobs and power to minorities. It's that simple.

They want to use White guilt to make us feel like we owe them something, when almost no one wanted vast numbers of immigrants here in the first place.
We are not allowed to favour our own, but we must just stand by and watch every
other race doing exactly that, with help from commercially interested and politically ambitious rich White people.

Oh, the irony.