My view is that excluding someone from a job based on a political belief is suspiciously similar to fascism. Also, Di Canio is entertaining so let's let 'er rip.
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My view is that excluding someone from a job based on a political belief is suspiciously similar to fascism. Also, Di Canio is entertaining so let's let 'er rip.
Yeah, it's all a storm in a teacup. DiCanio is entitled to believe whatever nonsense he wants.
He believes he can make Sunderland a decent club, now THAT is nonsense XP
You were saying?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shoden
I do so love it when pride comes before a fall.
My thoughts exactly. The media really blew up the story. I honestly couldn't care less what he believed in as long as he stayed within the law. The problem was though, the Media, I guess, had a right to question Di Canio about it. However, he gave a valid response ("I'm not racist, end of story") and yet they kept badgering him every press conference he attended.Quote:
Originally Posted by charliepanayi
Well done to Man City on winning today's FA Cup final.
Here's a Newcastle fan taking on a horse:
https://twitter.com/samparkercouk/st...821506/photo/1
My favourite thing about that Geordie punching the horse was that the article I read about it had that picture of him squaring up to it first, then directly after followed it up with this picture:
http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/a...-_1710586a.jpg
It's just like you see him squaring up to it and then some magic happens and he ended up getting his ass handed to him by a horse and it is beautiful.
Wait. Wait. A Newcastle fan...punched a horse. If this is true then this is the greatest day in football history.
EDIT: Oh my God I just saw the video. It is more glorious than I could have imagined. What a complete and utter tool.
Well now someone's going to have to take him to the horse dentist.
WELL THAT WAS AN EVENTFUL WEEKEND.
BALLS. We lost bad TT_TT
Good thing I wasn't in town when it kicked off.