Originally Posted by Chip
(Post 10727207)
A brilliant show, well done London.
Ashamed at four Welsh football plyers refusing to sing the National anthem though. Disgraceful. It's the drugs they are on. Makes them forget the words :Whatever_ d |
Originally Posted by Chip
(Post 10727207)
A brilliant show, well done London.
Ashamed at four Welsh football plyers refusing to sing the National anthem though. Disgraceful. why must they sing a song to represent there nation in a sporting competition? they retain the right to feeling part of there united kingdom, whilst being proudly part of there area of the british isles. hardly a reason to start blabbing over imo if some people dont want to sing a song really, no? |
Originally Posted by jef
(Post 10727369)
hardly imo.
why must they sing a song to represent there nation in a sporting competition? they retain the right to feeling part of there united kingdom, whilst being proudly part of there area of the british isles. hardly a reason to start blabbing over imo if some people dont want to sing a song really, no? |
EVERY athlete & everyone in the country should know and respect the anthem in my opinion. You should be proud to be British even though it's like a toilet.
The sooner they make people sing it back in school the better. No golds so far! |
NO medals so far - let alone any golds. :(
But hey, still 15 days left... |
Originally Posted by Turbohot
(Post 10727491)
As they retain their right to feeling part of their United Kingdom, whilst being proudly part of their area of the British Isles, it wouldn't have hurt them to follow the tradition of singing the National Anthem in an international sporting competition. IMO they should have risen above their obstinacy of keeping up with their separate identity, and displayed unity and solidarity in favour of the United Kingdom by singing it.
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Originally Posted by Turbohot
(Post 10727491)
As they retain their right to feeling part of their United Kingdom, whilst being proudly part of their area of the British Isles, it wouldn't have hurt them to follow the tradition of singing the National Anthem in an international sporting competition. IMO they should have risen above their obstinacy of keeping up with their separate identity, and displayed unity and solidarity in favour of the United Kingdom by singing it.
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Originally Posted by jef
(Post 10727549)
why do you think that? if its not there national anthem?
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Originally Posted by jef
(Post 10727549)
why do you think that? if its not there national anthem?
Wales is a part of the United Kingdom. That is why. |
Originally Posted by Chip
(Post 10727558)
The words United and Kingdom maybe.
would you stand up and sing someones elses national anthem? they still represent the nation they have been selected to, if the fact they didnt sing the anthem would it put selectors off and thought it impaired on there performance then they wouldnt select them? |
Originally Posted by David Lock
(Post 10727257)
It's the drugs they are on. Makes them forget the words :Whatever_
d Well i'm back from the pub,might put the grill on and some Welsh Rabbit...:) |
Maybe we need to ask why some English sports team continue to use the British national anthem as if it was the English national anthem (which it isn't). Some sports (cricket for one) have changed to use Jerusalem, so why don't they all change?
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"...would you stand up and sing someones elses national anthem?.."
if that is the case - then why are the playing for someone elses team ?? they are playing for Great Britian - and the national anthem of GB is GSTQ In my opinion, it is not about anthems - it is about being part of a team - i.e. all singing/playing as one I would drop any player who was not prepared to sing the anthem (whatever the words.....) with his team-mates |
First medal today? :Suspiciou
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Let's damn well hope so JT.
Rebecca Addlington? Or Rebecca addling brain? ;) |
God save the queen, is goddam dull tho :(
You gotta watch out for the chinkies ! That 16 yesterday was stupidly quick late on in the race :Suspiciou |
Originally Posted by JTaylor
(Post 10727762)
First medal today? :Suspiciou
cycling was a balls up.. |
Hope she doesn't come up against a chinkie !
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Originally Posted by DYK
(Post 10727790)
We need to get something,the women's football team were enjoyable to watch...
cycling was a balls up.. |
Originally Posted by dpb
(Post 10727794)
Hope she doesn't come up against a chinkie !
:D |
Originally Posted by joz8968
(Post 10727797)
David Brent: "Oooh. That's racist."
:D |
Steph Houghton goal was great,she's a bit of a looker too. :norty:
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Originally Posted by DYK
(Post 10727808)
Steph Houghton goal was great,she's a bit of a looker too. :norty:
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http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/...14_306x423.jpg
But not as hot as this minx,Rachel unitt :norty: http://olympicgirls.net/sport-girls/...re-500x833.jpg |
Check out this sexy minx :)
Alex Morgan plays footie in the USA.. http://www.wallpaperss.com/wp-conten...gan-Soccer.jpg |
Lol @ DYK. You don't take much encouragement do you, Son! :lol1:
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Originally Posted by JTaylor
(Post 10727804)
I got a bollocking on here years ago for calling the local Chinese takeaway the 'chinky'. It'd been called that since the time of the Ark and I was really taken aback by it. Even Chinese people call it that!
I got hauled over the coals for using 'half-caste'. I was told in no uncertain terms I should have used mixed race. When I used that word, it didn't even enter my head that it could be deemed un-PC - I had no idea that, "you can't use that word anymore". :rolleyes: Chinkie is a word that's been around since I was a a toddler. When one uses it, don't think nothing of it. IMO, it's infused with a kind of 'endearment', rather than any 'hatred'. But I suppose it's whether who it's directed 'at' is insulted by it or not which 'matters' at the end of the day. As in your case, what makes me angry when so called 'un-PC' words are used, is when pious people start getting upset on behalf! :Suspiciou of the 'victim'. WTF. :rolleyes: :mad: |
Originally Posted by joz8968
(Post 10727842)
A victim of the the Judge Dredd-esque SN Police. A lot of that goes on, here.
I got hauled over the coals for using 'half-caste'. I was told in no uncertain terms I should have used mixed race. When I used that word, it didn't even enter my head that it could be deemed un-PC - I had no idea that, "you can't use that word anymore". :rolleyes: Chinkie is a word that's been around since I was a a toddler. When one uses it, don't think nothing of it. IMO, it's infused with a kind of 'endearment', rather than any 'hatred'. But I suppose it's whether who it's directed 'at' is insulted by it or not which 'matters' at the end of the day. As in your case, what makes me angry when so called 'un-PC' words are used, is when pious people start getting upset on behalf! :Suspiciou of the 'victim'. WTF. :rolleyes: :mad: |
Mixed race lol
Sounds like the name for a stir fry.... |
Originally Posted by dpb
(Post 10727779)
God save the queen, is goddam dull tho :(
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