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Haringey walk off v Yeovil, match abandoned, racist abuse
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By muddied waters, you actually mean the thread has gone off onto another subject, like 99% of CL threads do. Whether that's annoying to members, or as the MODS want it to be, is another matter, but the threads do. My point is, it would not have been done to trivialise racism in the game and the subject of the original post, it was probably done off the back of reading / hearing DL and then logging onto here and seeing a thread on racismMemoriesofMortimer said:
I make the point because from the since DL was brought up almost all posts mention her. I’m now guilty of it myself because i am discussing her rather than the behaviour of the Yeovil fans.i_b_b_o_r_g said:No one's muddied the waters, every post has completely condemned the behaviour of a few inbred drips at the football.
I accept your point about Tony. You clearly know him and I don’t. Perhaps the comments struck such a nerve that it leaks into barely related topics but to claim that the waters have not been muddied is mistaken. The intent may not have been there but the effect is the same.
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I believe Haringey were winning 1-0 at the time?MemoriesofMortimer said:I’ve got no time for what a boutery to be honest. The comments Mrs Lawerence made have absolutely nothing to do with the behaviour of Yeovil fans. To conflate the two, in my mind demonstrates a reluctance to criticise racist behaviour. I could go on to condemn or defend Mrs Lawerence but that would serve the second purpose of what a boutery which is to derail the thread.
Overs with a similar mindset would have attempted to muddy the waters by claiming that either they or someone they knew were at the game and there were no racist chants. Some would have claimed that it was a spoiling tactic as Haringey knew they would go on to lose. These excuses won’t gain any traction with right minded people as a result of the Yeovil players coming back onto the pitch in solidarity with the Haringey players. Their actions deserve huge praise.
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Maybe he resigned. I don't know.
Well done to both sets of players for taking action. The only way to bring about change.2 -
I thought the opposite. I had a quick look but it’s hard to wade through the bigger story of abandonment to find the details of who scored.snowinberlin said:
I believe Haringey were winning 1-0 at the time?MemoriesofMortimer said:I’ve got no time for what a boutery to be honest. The comments Mrs Lawerence made have absolutely nothing to do with the behaviour of Yeovil fans. To conflate the two, in my mind demonstrates a reluctance to criticise racist behaviour. I could go on to condemn or defend Mrs Lawerence but that would serve the second purpose of what a boutery which is to derail the thread.
Overs with a similar mindset would have attempted to muddy the waters by claiming that either they or someone they knew were at the game and there were no racist chants. Some would have claimed that it was a spoiling tactic as Haringey knew they would go on to lose. These excuses won’t gain any traction with right minded people as a result of the Yeovil players coming back onto the pitch in solidarity with the Haringey players. Their actions deserve huge praise.0 -
Sorry, you're right Yeovil were winning 1-0MemoriesofMortimer said:
I thought the opposite. I had a quick look but it’s hard to wade through the bigger story of abandonment to find the details of who scored.snowinberlin said:
I believe Haringey were winning 1-0 at the time?MemoriesofMortimer said:I’ve got no time for what a boutery to be honest. The comments Mrs Lawerence made have absolutely nothing to do with the behaviour of Yeovil fans. To conflate the two, in my mind demonstrates a reluctance to criticise racist behaviour. I could go on to condemn or defend Mrs Lawerence but that would serve the second purpose of what a boutery which is to derail the thread.
Overs with a similar mindset would have attempted to muddy the waters by claiming that either they or someone they knew were at the game and there were no racist chants. Some would have claimed that it was a spoiling tactic as Haringey knew they would go on to lose. These excuses won’t gain any traction with right minded people as a result of the Yeovil players coming back onto the pitch in solidarity with the Haringey players. Their actions deserve huge praise.0 -
Yeovil were winning 1-0 thanks to a dubious penalty. That's when it all kicked off and the fans started giving the keeper grief, there was a long delay before the penalty was taken and then Haringey walked off after.snowinberlin said:
I believe Haringey were winning 1-0 at the time?MemoriesofMortimer said:I’ve got no time for what a boutery to be honest. The comments Mrs Lawerence made have absolutely nothing to do with the behaviour of Yeovil fans. To conflate the two, in my mind demonstrates a reluctance to criticise racist behaviour. I could go on to condemn or defend Mrs Lawerence but that would serve the second purpose of what a boutery which is to derail the thread.
Overs with a similar mindset would have attempted to muddy the waters by claiming that either they or someone they knew were at the game and there were no racist chants. Some would have claimed that it was a spoiling tactic as Haringey knew they would go on to lose. These excuses won’t gain any traction with right minded people as a result of the Yeovil players coming back onto the pitch in solidarity with the Haringey players. Their actions deserve huge praise.
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If a team does walk off because of racist chanting or whatever (As is their right ).
What happens to the result of the game.
For instance if a team is losing and they walk off as happened yesterday what happens next.1 -
My guess is that the competition will have rules governing this type of event. Does anyone remember the replay between Arsenal and Sheffield Utd? That game was replayed because of bad sportsmanship which as far as I know was not included in the official rules of the FA cup. This means there is leeway for coming up with flexible solutions and the FA should consider their actions carefully. An important precedent is about to be set going forwards.
What does everyone think the FA should do?0 -
Condemn DL's commentsMemoriesofMortimer said:My guess is that the competition will have rules governing this type of event. Does anyone remember the replay between Arsenal and Sheffield Utd? That game was replayed because of bad sportsmanship which as far as I know was not included in the official rules of the FA cup. This means there is leeway for coming up with flexible solutions and the FA should consider their actions carefully. An important precedent is about to be set going forwards.
What does everyone think the FA should do?
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Replay!!... Its not the fault of Yeovil Town Football ClubMemoriesofMortimer said:My guess is that the competition will have rules governing this type of event. Does anyone remember the replay between Arsenal and Sheffield Utd? That game was replayed because of bad sportsmanship which as far as I know was not included in the official rules of the FA cup. This means there is leeway for coming up with flexible solutions and the FA should consider their actions carefully. An important precedent is about to be set going forwards.
What does everyone think the FA should do?
The players and those that work at the club shouldnt be punished for the actions of a few twats
Same the fans shouldnt be punished the way Bury were treated for how it had been ran0 - Sponsored links:
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God knows what the FA will or won't do.
There really is no easy answer to this.
Personally I would rather the team stays on the pitch and the stewards and police take tougher action with the people doing the racist shit.
Arrest them and give them life bans.
If this happened I'm sure it would have some effect.
Still not sure just what the FA can do.
Reply the game behind closed doors perhaps ?.4 -
Likewise, my ‘father-in-law’ lives in Thorne, a five minute walk from the ground and when I’ve standing with the home fans I haven’t heard any racism.Carter said:I'm pretty surprised at Yeovil fans behaving like this, apart from it being soaking wet and freezing or both whenever I've been to their ground I can't think if somewhere where I have been made more welcome
That said I'm a white boy so I can't comment on any racial bigotry. I didnt hear or see anything that gave me the impression their support had that in their locker but again, I'm hardly going to be the target of monkey chants1 -
Depends - if it was just one or two offenders then maybe you’re right. If it was a sizeable minority (like in Bulgaria) then the team should be kicked out of the competition.ForeverAddickted said:
Replay!!... Its not the fault of Yeovil Town Football ClubMemoriesofMortimer said:My guess is that the competition will have rules governing this type of event. Does anyone remember the replay between Arsenal and Sheffield Utd? That game was replayed because of bad sportsmanship which as far as I know was not included in the official rules of the FA cup. This means there is leeway for coming up with flexible solutions and the FA should consider their actions carefully. An important precedent is about to be set going forwards.
What does everyone think the FA should do?
The players and those that work at the club shouldnt be punished for the actions of a few twats
Same the fans shouldnt be punished the way Bury were treated for how it had been ranThere will be a couple of idiots in any crowd who can be dealt with, but if it’s more than that then it’s probably indicative of a bigger issue amongst fans of that football team/country.0 -
Not sure to be honest as it's a tough one without a precedent. Firstly they have to do a thorough investigation and be very certain that there was abuse. At the moment (and i've not seen evidence) it's just accusations isn't it?MemoriesofMortimer said:My guess is that the competition will have rules governing this type of event. Does anyone remember the replay between Arsenal and Sheffield Utd? That game was replayed because of bad sportsmanship which as far as I know was not included in the official rules of the FA cup. This means there is leeway for coming up with flexible solutions and the FA should consider their actions carefully. An important precedent is about to be set going forwards.
What does everyone think the FA should do?
Happy to be corrected if evidence exists.
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What a ridiculously sensible post. Surely you should just decide that Yeovil fans are guilty and the entire West Country is racist even though you haven’t heard or seen any footage. Seems to be the norm anyway !Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Not sure to be honest as it's a tough one without a precedent. Firstly they have to do a thorough investigation and be very certain that there was abuse. At the moment (and i've not seen evidence) it's just accusations isn't it?MemoriesofMortimer said:My guess is that the competition will have rules governing this type of event. Does anyone remember the replay between Arsenal and Sheffield Utd? That game was replayed because of bad sportsmanship which as far as I know was not included in the official rules of the FA cup. This means there is leeway for coming up with flexible solutions and the FA should consider their actions carefully. An important precedent is about to be set going forwards.
What does everyone think the FA should do?
Happy to be corrected if evidence exists.0 -
Racism in football is nothing to what things were like 40 plus years ago. Anybody that went to football in the 70's onwards will testify to this.thai malaysia addick said:
I’m not sure racism in football has got worse (not that you’re saying that, @mendonca), but it’s about time toleration of any racism is totally unacceptable. I really hope that this rises to the surface as an important issue and organisations like UEFA and the FA handle it appropriately.mendonca said:Racism seems to be quite an issue again in football. Never thought I would say that in 2019 a few decades back.0 -
find out how they voted in 2016, send them to Auschwitz, get them to watch 12 years a slave0
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I imagine it would be played again, minus the minutes already played.blackpool72 said:If a team does walk off because of racist chanting or whatever (As is their right ).
What happens to the result of the game.
For instance if a team is losing and they walk off as happened yesterday what happens next.0 -
I think the reaction of the Yeovil players once the game was eventually abandoned speaks volumes to be honest.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Not sure to be honest as it's a tough one without a precedent. Firstly they have to do a thorough investigation and be very certain that there was abuse. At the moment (and i've not seen evidence) it's just accusations isn't it?MemoriesofMortimer said:My guess is that the competition will have rules governing this type of event. Does anyone remember the replay between Arsenal and Sheffield Utd? That game was replayed because of bad sportsmanship which as far as I know was not included in the official rules of the FA cup. This means there is leeway for coming up with flexible solutions and the FA should consider their actions carefully. An important precedent is about to be set going forwards.
What does everyone think the FA should do?
Happy to be corrected if evidence exists.
As this was a relatively low level match I wouldn’t expect multiple camera angles and microphones to be accessible so the referees report will be important as will the testament of Yeovil themselves. I haven’t read any statement from them as yet.0 -
???snowinberlin said:find out how they voted in 2016, send them to Auschwitz, get them to watch 12 years a slave0 - Sponsored links:
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Get the culprits together in a studio for live TV. Play them the interview with the Haringey manager from 606 last night. Ask them their opinion.0
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http://chng.it/hxQBxKqfvc
Wasnt sure were to put this, but wanted to make sure people saw it, her comments were a disgrace to the emergench services who tried there hardest to save as many lives as they could2 -
A new unrelated thread maybe...?.. ....paulie8290 said:http://chng.it/hxQBxKqfvc
Wasnt sure were to put this, but wanted to make sure people saw it, her comments were a disgrace to the emergench services who tried there hardest to save as many lives as they could5 -
What did the interview say?jimmymelrose said:Get the culprits together in a studio for live TV. Play them the interview with the Haringey manager from 606 last night. Ask them their opinion.0 -
More incidents of Racist abuse, at Luton and Hearts
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50116808
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50117848
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Two men arrested in connection with the incident(s) at Yeovil1
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Another awful day for football - players seemed very upset. Both teams took the same stance.
FA needs a strong statement on this to shame the idiots in the crowd.1 -
You're right. Someone always seems to come up with a "Yeah, that's bad, but what about this," on threads like this one. It's totally inappropriate and reflects badly on the poster and his (pretty much always a bloke, isn't it?) agenda.se9addick said:
But do they both need to be flagged on a thread that’s specifically related to black players getting abused at a football match in England? Seems a bit weird kind of “yeah that’s bad, but what about this”.i_b_b_o_r_g said:People falling over each other to condemn black players getting abuse, when it absolutely goes without saying, while otbers split hairs on Doreen Lawrence's attempt to fuel racial tensions with her "opinion"
Both incidents need to be flagged and condemned imo. DL's comments could potentially put members of the fire service at risk in certain areas.
Haven’t got a clue what Mrs Lawrence said, but what’s been reported here re Grenfell sounds bang out of order, but I don’t understand how it’s related to the dreadful events at the Yeovil match and any comments related probably should go on their own thread.
Must have been on CL's predecessor that I recall some **** responding to something about Stephen Lawrence's murder with, "Well, he was no angel himself." Beggars belief.
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Has the Leeds goalkeeper been arrested yet?3
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I hope there being more incidents in the news is because people are now reporting it more and are no longer afraid to make a stand.5
