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SouthamptonGull wrote:One could also ask how referring to someone washing elephants could be deemed racist. Surely a reference to an elephant is done on the basis of its size? I guess it's all down to perception.

I was prety close to the two who were singing that and I can promise you this, if I thought for one second either of them were being racist in any way whatsoever I'd have shut them up immediately.
I have to agree with Dave, knowing who was singing it Dave would have shut at least one of them up very quickly.

Again I don't believe it was a racist thing, but more the fact of size, and I believe that Torquay fans are pretty good at stamping out racist comments.


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Gillingham fans have described the sending off as:

A sending off a minute or two earlier for a player over-balancing and going over - he wasn't looking for a penalty IMO, but the ref was in the middle of his card frenzy at that point

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The sending off was a farce

Ridiculous that we can't appeal the decision, but at least the frustration probably played a part in the equaliser a minute later.
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Post by Jerry »

Maybe those singing didn't mean it in a rascist way but it sounds like a rehashing of the song Spurs fans (and now Arsenal and Man. U as well) sang to Adebayor. They most definitely meant it in a rascist way!! Please can we knock this chant on the head.

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Post by Southampton Gull »

2 muppets singing it Jerry. Nobody else joined in, tell them yourself, you know where they'll be standing on saturday :)
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Post by westbaygull »

Good to see that Nico made it into the L2 team of the week-
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westbaygull wrote:Good to see that Nico made it into the L2 team of the week-
http://www.football-league.co.uk/static ... 233,00.pdf


Not good to see that two of the players in that team are from Morecambe...one of them being the goal keeper!
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wurzel wrote:

Not good to see that two of the players in that team are from Morecambe...one of them being the goal keeper!

Better that one than the next, Del :lol:
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Better that one than the next, Del :lol:

We might not agree on everything Dave, but i'm with you on that one. The FA cup can be a life changing experience...ask that bloody lot up the road! :rofl:
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