LCFC 1-0 Man City - COMMUNITY SHIELD WINNERS!

[fuchsntf]

1 hour ago, whoareyaaa said:

ban them for life clearly not got a brain

Other fans must of known These BrainDead idiots..

They Too should be ashamed, for not intervening or getting Security involved...

 

I Dont want These prats to be Any Part of our successfull-club...

I am in a wheel-chair...I am more than willing to See & Take them on in a ring..usually big mouths are all bark & have nothing to say back home..Now

Use the cameras and anybody caught over 30,   banned from KP  / all football stadia for 6 years two Year in Social-public service..!!

Under 28, 3 years ban from Kp  2 years , & Social services....

Supporting the Irish-homeless  ,then Working Directly in refugees home & new  immigrant support homes...Racist re-assessment & education...

ANY slacking or petulance...ban  goes up 2 years...

 

[jayfox26]

"But it was only Man Citys b team". Their back 4 cost more than our whole starting 11! 

[jim5000]

29 minutes ago, Fox85 said:

So let me get this straight 

 

Applauding a political movement is good

 

Booing a political movement makes you a racist.

 

Jesus give it a rest 😴. 

 

People go to football to watch football not get tied up with political movements. This movement is making matters worse and causing hate. It shouldn't but it is.

 

Last comment on this today from me so I think we will agree to disagree however I see your side and respect it.

So, you side with the racists on this one but you’re not a racist. Right.

 

Problem with your lot angry about booing the knee is everyone else in this tread wants to talk about our historic win today, and you are still getting your knickers in a twist over people standing up against racists - in a match no less, when a famous ex-England player and pundit got racially abused.

trust me, it’s not those taking the knee that are the problem 

 

[foxfan92]

9 minutes ago, Livid said:

He looks good doesn’t he with Timmy and James still to come back! 

Choosing the full back to play when we're at full strength is surely going to be Brendan's biggest headache each game. 

[eblair]

4 minutes ago, fuchsntf said:

Other fans must of known These BrainDead idiots..

They Too should be ashamed, for not intervening or getting Security involved...

 

I Dont want These prats to be Any Part of our successfull-club...

I am in a wheel-chair...I am more than willing to See & Take them on in a ring..usually big mouths are all bark & have nothing to say back home..Now

Use the cameras and anybody caught over 30,   banned from KP  / all football stadia for 6 years two Year in Social-public service..!!

Under 28, 3 years ban from Kp  2 years , & Social services....

Supporting the Irish-homeless  ,then Working Directly in refugees home & new  immigrant support homes...Racist re-assessment & education...

ANY slacking or petulance...ban  goes up 2 years...

 

I saw a lot of commotion at the bottom under where ITV were standing, does anyone know if two were related?

 

looked like some people were pretty upset with each other 

 

(perhaps people did try to step in?)

[shade]

38 minutes ago, lcfc_forever said:

There is a lot wrong with booing taking the knee. If you don’t like it, you don’t have to say anything. 
 

Those who boo it aren’t opposing Marxism or political correctness, however much they try to rationalise it. Booing is an active choice to oppose a gesture for equality and shows a lack of support to our black players. 
 

If only we’d had supporters behaving the same way as those who were there on Wednesday night that applauded the taking of the knee at Wembley today. 

I wouldn't boo taking the knee, I'm not that militant, but I do wish they would just stop.

[splinterdream]

I think Harvey Barnes is the most gifted footballer we have in the club,  I can't believe no one has come in for him, I hope that continues for our sake, think he'll go from strength to strength and he'll be the player we fear losing the most, we've really missed him 

[Jimbo]

18 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

Back on track, another wee moment to say what a coup Bertrand looks like being for us.

Definitely a calming influence on our back line, and I love how he picks his moments to get forward. Our corners have also improved dramatically since he came in, don't think i've seen him hit the first man once yet.

A very big plus from today, but bigger for me was seeing Ricky P looking like he's back to his best. 

If he regains the form he had just before his injury then we have the best right back in the league

[pleatout]

2 minutes ago, shade said:

I wouldn't boo taking the knee, I'm not that militant, but I do wish they would just stop.

Why?

 

Does it make you feel uncomfortable?

 

[OntarioFox]

Just now, splinterdream said:

I think Harvey Barnes is the most gifted footballer we have in the club,  I can't believe no one has come in for him, I hope that continues for our sake, think he'll go from strength to strength and he'll be the player we fear losing the most, we've really missed him 

He's going to be a fashionable target next summer if he plays a full season for us. Already looking back to his best. But the way this club continues to grow with him as an integral part of it, the more i'm convinced we're going to get many happy years out of him in a blue shirt.

If him and Justin are both fit and back to their previous levels, they're both on the plane to that blood money World Cup next Christmas. Which I think England actually have a chance in for once. Would be lovely to see those two lift the World Cup, eh?

[David Hankey]

5 minutes ago, jim5000 said:

So, you side with the racists on this one but you’re not a racist. Right.

 

Problem with your lot angry about booing the knee is everyone else in this tread wants to talk about our historic win today, and you are still getting your knickers in a twist over people standing up against racists - in a match no less, when a famous ex-England player and pundit got racially abused.

trust me, it’s not those taking the knee that are the problem 

 

Why is it if someone has an opposing or differing view to yours they are labelled "racist", That just plain bollocks.

 

Remember this, EVERYONE is entitled to an opinion and should not be silent because it is a different one.

[Fightforever]

And people wonder why half the city is BAME and yet none of them come to games. Some of our fans need to grow up. Supporting Leicester as I grew up was always seen as something English people do in the city amongst the BAME community because usually the people who made the racist jokes in class were the die hard Leicester fans in my personal experience. Then again I was in secondary school 18 years ago times have probably changed. The amount of times people insisted I couldn't have been a real Leicester fan always baffled me but looking back its probably because my surname is clearly Kosovar.

Edited 7 August 2021 by Fightforever

[urban.spaceman]

 

 

[fuchsntf]

6 minutes ago, David Hankey said:

Why is it if someone has an opposing or differing view to yours they are labelled "racist", That just plain bollocks.

 

Remember this, EVERYONE is entitled to an opinion and should not be silent because it is a different one.

[foxfan92]

9 minutes ago, shade said:

I wouldn't boo taking the knee, I'm not that militant, but I do wish they would just stop.

Not sure why people oppose it.

 

Its not like it takes more than  a few seconds.

 

And (as others have mentioned) when players, like the 3 England lads, still get racially abused by people, the message of the importance of equality that taking the knee is trying to remind us over, is clearly still relevant. While footballers are still being abused online and on the pitch etc, its important for football to take a united stance against those who'd discriminate or use racist language.

 

I just dont see it as something that should upset anyone, unless, of course, you're not happy about the message it symbolises. 

[splinterdream]

7 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

He's going to be a fashionable target next summer if he plays a full season for us. Already looking back to his best. But the way this club continues to grow with him as an integral part of it, the more i'm convinced we're going to get many happy years out of him in a blue shirt.

If him and Justin are both fit and back to their previous levels, they're both on the plane to that blood money World Cup next Christmas. Which I think England actually have a chance in for once. Would be lovely to see those two lift the World Cup, eh?

I watched our win against Wolves on sky the other day from last season, Justin and Maddison were the 2 standout players in that match, but I seem to remember Justin and Barnes together doesn't really work, maybe Justin could be an answer to our right winger problem when he's fit.

[Unabomber]

9 minutes ago, David Hankey said:

Why is it if someone has an opposing or differing view to yours they are labelled "racist", That just plain bollocks.

 

Remember this, EVERYONE is entitled to an opinion and should not be silent because it is a different one.

With respect on this one if someone boos players taking a stand against racism I can’t see how that doesn’t make them racist? And don’t give me any shit about how the knee is linked to BLM Marxism. 

Edited 7 August 2021 by Unabomber

[NaijaFox]

20 minutes ago, shade said:

I wouldn't boo taking the knee, I'm not that militant, but I do wish they would just stop.

Personally, I had assumed taking the knee would not be carried over to this season.

 

However, it does NOT bother me in the least. It's all of 5 seconds (which leads one to wonder why it apparently bothers some people - unless of course they are opposed to its intent)!

 

Edited 7 August 2021 by NaijaFox

[splinterdream]

13 minutes ago, pleatout said:

Why?

 

Does it make you feel uncomfortable?

 

Please give it a rest, we are aloud to have a difference of opinion, you're never going to agree with each other so why argue about it. 

[Fox85]

18 minutes ago, jim5000 said:

So, you side with the racists on this one but you’re not a racist. Right.

 

Problem with your lot angry about booing the knee is everyone else in this tread wants to talk about our historic win today, and you are still getting your knickers in a twist over people standing up against racists - in a match no less, when a famous ex-England player and pundit got racially abused.

trust me, it’s not those taking the knee that are the problem 

 

Jim5000 **** off from my posts 🤣.

 

I've neither said I applaud or boo I clearly stated if people want to boo it I have no problem with it.

 

Called freedom of speech not that they are racists.

[urban.spaceman]

 

 

 

[Jimbo]

3 minutes ago, splinterdream said:

Please give it a rest, we are aloud to have a difference of opinion, you're never going to agree with each other so why argue about it. 

*allowed

 

 

 

[Guest Lcfc82]

16 minutes ago, pleatout said:

Why?

 

Does it make you feel uncomfortable?

 

I don’t think it really achieves anything personally, just causes more division.

 

[foxfan92]

4 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

With respect on this one if someone boos players taking a stand against racism I can’t see how that doesn’t make them racist? And don’t give me any shit about how the knee is linked to BLM Marxism. 

Exactly right.

 

As others have said there is nothing political with taking the knee.

 

The players aren't asking anyone in the stadium to copy them.

 

Its just every player, in every team in the Premier League reminding everyone there is no place for racism in the game, and they are all united in this ideal.

[SpacedX]

32 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

"You're shit ahhhhhhh" is funny. It's always been funny. It will always be funny. 

Really? If you say so. 

 

35 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

 And it's been part of our club since at least when my parents were attending in the 80s.

I know - I was there...pen three. It was more a slow chant/handclap clap that built and culminated in the goal kick. The drawn out 'aaaaaaaaahhhs' after are an addition over the years. Fortunate then that you assure me it's still hilarious. 

 

37 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

Some say you can still hear the "ahhhhhhhhhhs" echoing from the away end the day after our lot have left.

No, that'll be nothing more than a fanbase with shoe size IQ still milking it some 40 years later. 

 

38 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

It's just one of those things that's so ridiculous that it puts a smile on mine and many other people's face. Like Jamie's magic hat, or Soyuncu's massive... ponytail.
 

Indeed - the football fan is easily pleased. I think you meant cock. 

 

40 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

If you don't like it,

It doesn't offend me in the slightest - I do think it's embarrassing and old though. I also think it's tragic that I see so many kids joining in with their parents behind the goal in the Kop. 

 

44 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

'fraid you might want to try something a little friendlier like the MLS or lawn bowls.

 You realise that there's a lawn bowls thread on this forum? Yes?