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What is intolerant about pointing out that homophobia and misogyny don't belong in our time?

I don't get this? These players literally cite their religion as the reason they don't want to send a message in support of queer people and the second people then point out that if your religion sees certain people as less than others, they go crying wolf about how it's bigoted? Sorry but if your religion preaches inequality, then it is backwards.

I'm not one for pointing fingers but it's becoming very apparent what the issue is here.

Bottom teams are roughly on course with 1 point per game or a bit less, so 38 would almost guarantee us safety this season.

So not only is Mazraoui refusing to wear the jacket, but his decision has also forced the entire squad (some of whom wanted to wear it) into not wearing it. This is so much worse than the other two cases with Morsy and Guehi because here someone's archaic religious beliefs are actually being actively forced on others.

See I dont mind the punching as long as he's confident with it. Last thing you want is a keeper who's half-arsing punches or claims because they get muddled up in their own heads.

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Going mental after the 3-1 and that last free kick. If we stay up at the end of the season he'll be a major reason why. And if there isn't some light at the end of the tunnel by then I cant really begrudge him wanting to move onto bigger things because he's clearly cut out for them.

That and he wasnt taking care of the ball enough.

Everybody on the pitch was "mucking" about with the ball but still keeping possession and playing for time. Cue Wout Faes, tries to hit a highlight reel only to dribble into 3 West Ham players and loses the ball immediately.

We might have found a gem here.

Just a bit of a nothing performance so far.

Nobody is wanting someones sexuality to be celebrated. All they want is for it to be accepted which in 2024 we've somehow still not fkn managed.

If he really cared about his religion, then I highly doubt a sponsor would refuse a players' request not to wear a sponsor if it interferes with their beliefs. After all that'd be bad PR "Company forces player to stand against his beliefs". But it isn't about religion and has never been. It's just a veil for archaic ideology. It's not even like he's from the Middle East or Africa where homophobia not just part of their upbringing but also a huge part of their society. He was born in Wolverhampton and grew up there. That'd be like a player from South London refusing to wear a message against racism.

KDH rescue job needs to be on the cards

Its like watching a gender reveal

Its just gonna be Ruud in a CIA holding cell, surrounded by monitors and speakers blasting Vardys 11th consecutive goal against United on repeat.

3 year deal though

Wrong fit but hired him still, christ this board

Bar Ajayi there's **** all going for this squad.