The Scottish

Yep some of the Spanish crowd at the F1 Grand Prix actually blacked up :confused:

well It was Spain ;)
 
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What was it that Ozil the German
International foot baller and World Cup winner said about Germany and the German FA

something like after the football he is treated like an immigrant ????
 
not just England then

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56944760

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"Manchester United have banned six fans for sending racist abuse to Tottenham forward Son Heung-min while Chelsea have banned a fan for 10 years for posting anti-Semitic messages online.

Son was sent "abhorrent" abuse after United's 3-1 win on 11 April.

United said three season ticket holders, two official members and one person on the season ticket waiting list have been given suspensions.

Chelsea banned fan Sam Mole after the conclusion of court proceedings.

A judge ruled earlier this year that Mole, 20, from Kettering could not be charged for a racially or religiously aggravated offence because of a technicality, after he directed anti-Semitic abuse towards a Jewish journalist via social media."
 
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not just England then

https://www.thejc.com/lifestyle/features/how-tottenham-became-the-jewish-football-team-1.53784

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"Through the 1970s abuse from opposition fans referring to Spurs fans as Jews was commonplace, especially when going away. The chant "does your rabbi know you're here?" was mild and amusing compared with the rest. "I've never felt more like gassing the Jews…", "one man went to gas, went to gas a yiddo…", "Spurs are on their way to Auschwitz, Hitler's gonna gas 'em again", Nazi salutes and, perhaps most insidious of all, the hiss of escaping gas. Supporters of Tottenham Hotspur, Jew and gentile alike, have heard it all."
 
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Not just England then

Basil D'Oliveira: The man who took on South Africa's apartheid regime - CNN

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"As Basil D'Oliveira skipped off London's famous Oval after a majestic innings of 158 runs for England against Australia in 1968, he unwittingly walked into one of sport's most controversial and shameful sagas.

D'Oliveira, a "colored" man born in South Africa, would now surely return to his homeland wearing the "Three Lions" of England and stick a dagger in the heart of the country's apartheid regime.

After all, few teams would ever consider dropping a man who had just produced the innings of his life, the performance of his career.

But this was a different world, a time when -- 13 years after Parks refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a bus in Alabama -- cunning, bribes and subterfuge attempted to gloss over the cruel regime of apartheid in South Africa.
When the touring party was announced the next day by the MCC, which then governed English cricket, few expected what was to follow.

With the watching world waiting for his name to be read out, D'Oliveira was omitted following pressure from the South African government.

"Even to this day, I don't think we've had an explanation from the MCC," D'Oliveira's former English county team captain Norman Gifford told CNN"
 
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They are there to entertain, not to preach.
They are there to be people, with morals, standards of decency, honesty, and trust.

If you dont like such people, the fault lies within you, not them.
 
They are there to be people, with morals, standards of decency, honesty, and trust.

If you dont like such people, the fault lies within you, not them.


I don't dislike them. Your the one who claims I'm full of hate.,...... without even meeting me...
 
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