Comments on: Is Real Madrid ace being forced into the arms of Premier League clubs?

By: mr zambeezi

mr zambeezi — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 21:26:09 +0000

I don’t understand why you are discussing a Mid east political situation, in response to the subject of Mourhino and his job at Real Madrid. I think you are reading another report open on your screen simultaneously and confusing the two of which you are responding too. I imagine you have sent your your repost to the neo nazi rag dribbling on about some fans of an Israeli football team that sing racist songs on the terraces. I am sure that Israel has, like so many nations unfortunately do is have their share of extreme, right wing hooligans. To single out one nation with a bunch of moronic supporters regardless of age and income that attend football games to vent some ignorant screams about of what they consider “not one of their kind” living in the cities and towns of their country. So this anti-Semitic publication must be wondering why in response to their article on… whatever it is that they get an opportunity to bash Israel is a piece on Sergio Ramos and why, Oh why.
I think the more I think about it, why am I wasting my time writing this to an obviously slightly special individual on a report on a football club I don’t support, in fact my club is not mentioned once, so why this nonsense appeared in my news search page is a mystery.
anti-Semitic.

By: Cyril

Cyril — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 19:49:36 +0000

You are absolutely right. Zionism must be peacefully dismantled if we are being serious about racism.

There is nothing more antisemitic than Zionism. The ZioNazi are without doubt the most high profile and well equipped hardcore racists and yet they recieve more in foreign aid than sub Saharan Africa. All this while they are the third largest exporter of weapons throughout the world and currently have the US and the UK fighting a proxy war of terror. Without it all eyes would be on them and they know it.

By: john tymon

john tymon — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 19:02:07 +0000

English football is admirable in the way that it pursues racism, even though we criticise the FA from time to time. But in fairness they have acted firmly in the John Terry case as in many others. English football in all fairness is at the forefront of the fight against racism, and deserves recognition and reward for so doing when the English FA apply to host tournaments like the U 21 Finals set for June 2013.

This action by the FA and the Hysteria over “racism” by Serbian fans following the match with England must be set against the ACCEPTANCE of RACISM and APARTHEID RACISM at the very highest level in Israel. Not only do the accept such Apartheid Racism but the REWARD Apartheid Racism with a prestige tournament. No wonder then that Under 21 Teams and Players interpret “racism” as being acceptable. Had UEFA awarded the Under 21 Finals to the national side with a sound record of fighting racism, then there is no doubt that one of the other two nations England and Wales who applied for these finals should have been rewarded for leading that fight, and most certainly Apartheid Israel with its record of racism in Football should never have been a contender, let alone be awarded with the finals.

We the football supporters should make a united condemnation of the failure of UEFA and FIFA to address RACISM in its worst manifestation which is APARTHEID and make it clear to the world that Apartheid is not acceptable in Football. It is time to rid football of the hypocrisy of accepting and rewarding the worst form of racism, Israeli Apartheid racism against Palestinians and then expecting the youth of Europe to act differently.

We should act now in a co-ordinated way across Europe against Apartheid

John Tymon
Life member of Arsenal Independent Supporters Association, (AISA)

By: Cairo

Cairo — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 18:20:46 +0000

I think Mourinho should bite the bullet and come and be Brendan Rodgers right hand man. He seems to love him so bend over and think of Portugal I guess