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Pilko

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As if the mackems can fucking say anything about wearing strips at the airport :lol:

 

Every time I go to Newcastle Airport there's at least one mackem family (big fat baldy dad, ugly skinny blonde, two bairns 3-6 years old) who've just been to the club shop prior to them coming on holiday and they're all kitted out with the new shirt, and often the kids are full kit wankers, complete with 'BILLY 9' or 'CATHERINE 10' on the back of their tops.

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'It's one of the reasons I despise flying from newcastle (sunderland) airport, theres always one of the kernts on the flight who is 40 years old and in a full kit, when you get off the plane you pray that he isn't in the same resort as you so you don't ever have to see him again until the flight home where he'll probably be wearing the same clothes, then the kernt is in the same resort as you and you've got to hope for the love of God that he isn't in your hotel, turns out he is and every morning you see him at breakfast in the same top and shorts weighing about 40 clem letting everyone know that he is a geordie and he hates mackems. To cut the rest of the story short, don't fly from newcastle (sunderland) airport if you can help it.'

 

 

ironically the only time i ever saw this was a bloke in his 40's and two sons about 10/11 all in full kits on a flight to Mexico.......oh and they were mackems  :lol:

 

Landed back in Newcastle last week, who trapes through the door, Mackem dad in his sunderland tracksuit and sunderland shirt.  :lol:

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'It's one of the reasons I despise flying from newcastle (sunderland) airport, theres always one of the kernts on the flight who is 40 years old and in a full kit, when you get off the plane you pray that he isn't in the same resort as you so you don't ever have to see him again until the flight home where he'll probably be wearing the same clothes, then the kernt is in the same resort as you and you've got to hope for the love of God that he isn't in your hotel, turns out he is and every morning you see him at breakfast in the same top and shorts weighing about 40 clem letting everyone know that he is a geordie and he hates mackems. To cut the rest of the story short, don't fly from newcastle (sunderland) airport if you can help it.'

 

 

ironically the only time i ever saw this was a bloke in his 40's and two sons about 10/11 all in full kits on a flight to Mexico.......oh and they were mackems  :lol:

 

Landed back in Newcastle last week, who trapes through the door, Mackem dad in his sunderland tracksuit and sunderland shirt.  :lol:

 

Its impossible to walk through Newcastle Airport without seeing one of those big hard bastards taunting us with their red and white class :lol:

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They really are joking aren't they? Flew out to Spain last year for a stag do, this family of mackems were on the plane, big fat dad in the Mackem home kit, big fat ginger wife in the mackem away kit (stretched to bursting point) and three little skin head skip rats aged from about 4 - 11 all in full friggin kits. Horrible looking family and half way through the flight they started to get packed lunches out (no doubt spam sandwiches) wrapped in tin foil.  True class that.

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I remember going off to Barca a couple of years back flying from Leeds Bradford (biggest :anguish: if there ever was one) and behold - an old gadgie and his wife called Olive in his Sunderland top and cream halfies on :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

The Ryanair staff told them their hand luggage was too big to take on and flabbergasted the bloke kicked off. I felt sorry for them, then realised where they were from. Unlucky fuckers  :p

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Dr Venkman

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I understand some people will be making a big deal out of Di Canio's appointment because they want their 5 minutes in the media, but for others of us this is actually a big deal.

 

Say what you want, but the last thing I want is something to 'cry about' - nor am I a raging lefty.

 

I am going to terminate my season ticket until he leaves, and will return once he leaves I will give the club my money.

 

I understand why for many of you it doesn't matter what his ideology is; and that to you you see football and politics as separate etc. but I just can't.

 

I absolutely believe he has the right to whatever political opinion he wants - but having some political opinions make you unfit for certain jobs.

 

Do you agree with the fact it would be inappropriate for someone who believes in abolishing the age of consent to teach kids?

 

Do you agree with the fact it's right that BNP members can't serve in the police force, as being a national socialist may prevent you from doing your job properly?

 

Personally I believe it's also completely inappropriate that a club which takes a strong anti-racism platform and should be open to all in the community to appoint a fascist as our manager.

 

However it's not even just that he's a fascist - he's chosen to introduce it into his football. He chose to perform nazi salutes - twice - once against Lazio's fiercest rivals with traditionally Jewish support and once against a club with left wing support. That salute was used by those who killed Jews and who killed leftists.

 

Regarding fascism - I think some of you need to research on what it means. The fascism he is talking about re. Mussolini is not somehow a 'light' fascism that's actually about just being nationalistic. It's about the government controlling every aspect of citizens lives - the term totalitarian was invented under fascist Italy. Mussolini himself said their was no such thing as a private sphere. Fundamental to this belief was that certain races, or groups, are better than others. Mussolini killed 10's of thousands in Africa in brutal & oppressive wars that were purely for the conquest of land and Mussolini personally oversaw the movement of thousands of Jews from Italy to Hitler so they could be executed in concentration camps. He took over the country by force and oppressed political dissent.

 

There are many children alive today who have no idea who their parents/ grandparents are and it's because of Mussolini.

 

You can't be an Italian fascist and not be racist in one form or another. You can't have researched Mussolini, chosen to have a tattoo of him on you and not sympathise with some of the genocide he committed- it's simply too much of a defining feature of what he was.

 

Regarding the 'worked with black players' 'they're my friends' all I would say is that many, many racist people associate with people of other races (it baffles me too; but it's true). Simply saying 'I have black mates' doesn't really do it. I would also observe at Swindon he was investigated for racism and while the FA did nothing Swindon felt it necessary to apologise to the player involved.

 

 

Overall I completely respect those fans who choose to keep going but for me unfortunately it's a very sore point and the reason I'm posting this is because I want to make clear many of us who are upset about this aren't going on the TV or papers and aren't making a fuss for the hell of it we are genuinely very upset about this and feel like there has been a betrayal of some higher principle which is more important than success on the field.

 

Read more: http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showthread.php?t=771017&page=22#ixzz2PFPuWxqc

 

Decency still exists on the SMB.

That's a cracking post, has to be the best post ever made on there.

 

Don't agree. People seriously needs to separate football from politics.

 

What is a football club?

 

What is politics?

 

I've explained the reasoning behind this. A football club is driven like it's a company and not a political party. No one cares, if you are black, white, olive, pale, socialist, conservative, communist when it comes down to football. It's not the 50's or 60's anymore. I'm aware that there is politics in terms of company politics or what you want to call it, but that isn't the same typ of politics being discussed here.

 

What is being discussed here is that a man who has a political view that hasn't interefered with his job is being considered as a disgrace to football. I think it's rather more a disgrace that they have signed a league one manager who clearly has had tons of problems at past clubs. But has he let his fascist view get in the way of his job as a football manager? I can't find any evidence of that.

 

I'm not defending Di Canio, he should know more as an human being. But claiming he's a disgrace while we as a club have signed some thugs in the past and gotten away with it. Come sunday and they beat Chelsea no one is going to care if he's a fascist or not. Football is as fickle of a game as politics and it's pathetic at times.

 

 

 

That's a massive assumption. Core beliefs influence everything we do and say, all the time, whether we're at work or not.

 

No, a massive assumption is to suggest that his belief has any effect/impact on the world and the way we live. People need to try and get a larger perspective of things.

 

You have made a massive assumption stating that his beliefs haven't interfered with his job, I'm saying that as human beings our core beliefs interfere with everything we do, at all times. I'd be interested to see you try and deny that.

 

You've also falsely attributed an assumption to me.

 

:lol: Correct, I'm not denying that though, because as of now Di Canio hasn't let his views interfere with his job. I don't care how much you want it to be true, but as of now you are talking utter bullshit and hypothetically. Has Di Canio fired all his players that do interfere with his supposed race policy? Has Di Canio done this at Swindon? Has Di Canio ever talked badly about a race? Has Di Canio by calling himself a fascist ever treated people worse at football clubs because they didn't agree with his views? After all the italian fascism wasn't an anti-semitic movement until they found an ally in Germany. Mussolini was and will be forever known as an opportunist. I doubt the man himself had any clear political views and rather only followed what he thought would help him consolidate his powers. I'd suggest some to read upon it before giving their opinions on matter they obviously know very little about. Di Canio for me is the same. He does what other people wants him to do, he's a puppet. I'm not questioning that his views are utter fucking ridiculous, I just don't agree with the witchhunt. I rather he failed for footballing reasons at that vile club than for people disagreeing with political views that he himself and the rest of the journalists in the UK seem to know very little about.

 

 

Your first sentence is just the same assumption, again.

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You've got absolutely no idea whether he's let his views interfere with his job or not. In fact, didn't you just agree that core beliefs influence everything we do?

 

:lol:

 

Are you kidding me? I've questioned his real beliefs and whether it's just not an image he tries to put on. Because if he was what you are trying to make out he was and it interefered with his job he wouldn't have 5 black players he managed at Swindon playing for him regularly. I posted couple of questions, you didn't manage to answer one of them, enough man.

 

You are trying to tell me that it's an assumption that his views hasn't interfered with his job even after I don't know how many years in professional football without getting into trouble associated with fascism except for the salutes.

 

Get lost. :lol:

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'newcastle (sunderland) airport'

 

:spit:

 

What the fuck is this?

 

Sunderland council own 90% of it to Newcastle's 10% marra

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Dr Venkman

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You've got absolutely no idea whether he's let his views interfere with his job or not. In fact, didn't you just agree that core beliefs influence everything we do?

 

:lol:

 

Are you kidding me? I've questioned his real beliefs and whether it's just not an image he tries to put on. Because if he was what you are trying to make out he was and it interefered with his job he wouldn't have 5 black players he managed at Swindon playing for him regularly. I posted couple of questions, you didn't manage to answer one of them, enough man.

 

You are trying to tell me that it's an assumption that his views hasn't interfered with his job even after I don't know how many years in professional football without getting into trouble associated with fascism except for the salutes.

 

Get lost. :lol:

 

I'm really not sure why you're being so confrontational to be honest. When did I try and make him out to be anything? Would you care to provide a quote? It IS an assumption that his views haven't interfered with his job, regardless of how many questions you ask me about his conduct....

 

Firstly core beliefs influence everything we do, and secondly why do you assume that they haven't interfered with his job just because you haven't heard about it? I'd argue that a persons beliefs and values would influence them in a myriad of ways, some of them very subtle. Last but not least, there's a news story that arguably confirms his beliefs have influenced his work anyway. When he had to apologise to someone for making a racist comment, while he was at work.

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Right. And education gives us knowledge. My education has taught me a lot about fascism and how fascism and racism isn't inherently linked together. :p

 

I do understand what you are trying to tell me, I just don't agree whatsoever with your position in this matter. If Di Canio hasn't dropped a player or sold him or treated him differently because of his race I don't see why it would matter if he was a racist. If he can keep his views to himself and manage Sunderland in a professional manner I don't see why he should be lynched.

 

After all he's free to think whatever he wants as long as he does his job in a professional way and keeps his views to himself.

 

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Had one of those once in our hotel.

 

He latched onto us when he found out we were from the North East.

 

He told us he had only brought his home kit for daytime wear, while for the evening he could slip into his more sophisticated away kit. Was clearly proud of the stark economy of his wardrobe. He possibly saw it as a work of art, a bit like one of Le Corbusier's minimalist buildings.

 

After three days, he stunk, and had red sauce stains down the front of the home top.

 

Classy...

 

Why bother man  :lol: I particularly like the part he attempts to reinforce his own classiness by talking about an architect.

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:lol: not going to post the photo, but a mackem mate of mine once had his facebook photo of himself outside Camp Nou wearing his red and white stripes.

 

Not that they ever wear their tops abroad, like.

 

 

was it when sunderland played barca?..............

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Benwell Lad

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'newcastle (sunderland) airport'

 

:spit:

 

What the fuck is this?

 

Sunderland council own 90% of it to Newcastle's 10% marra

 

I am quite appreciative of the significant contribution Sunderland council and their citizens make towards Newcastle International Airport.

OK so we have to put up with a few smelly, uncouth mackems decked out in their replica shirts from time to time but it's a small price to pay really.

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