Racism on the stadiums is the football's cancer :yuck:

 

Racism on the stadiums is the football's cancer :yuck:

Correction: Racism on the european stadiums is the football's cancer :yuck:

 

if he doesnt like it in germany heshould go back to africaand play in a league there

 

Correction: Racism on the european stadiums is the football's cancer :yuck:

Right :smileani:

 

Correction: Racism on the european stadiums is the football's cancer :yuck:

Don't get racism anywhere else, no? :rollani:

 

if he doesnt like it in germany heshould go back to africaand play in a league there

Exactly what some Canadians used to say to us to justify racism. "If you don't like it here, why don't you go back to Africa". So people still say this:undecide:

 

Don't get racism anywhere else, no? :rollani:

Booing black players only happens in europe. There can be isolated cases of racism elsewhere but the kind we are talking about only happens in Europe. We are talking organised form where this people even have a whole stand reserved for them. Sometimes it is more than 90% of the whole stadium booing. How sickening

I wonder what our Lazio friends are saying about those two guys I saw against Milan:rollani: How times change

 

if he doesnt like it in germany heshould go back to africaand play in a league there

a comment like that for me would be enough to ban you from this website

 

I won't say anything on this because I will only get banned once again for speaking the people's mind.

I will however report every one of Calcio100 's posts in this thread.

 

I will however report every one of Calcio100 's posts in this thread.

what??:undecide:

 

You will report me for saying racism is found in european games? That's a bit weird

 

what??:undecide:

Because you are:
a. a racist
b. abusive

 

Because you are:
a. a racist
b. abusive

what exactly did I say that is racist and abusive. Isn't this topic talking about what happened in europe? And I am not racist. I have been racially abused but I am not racist myself:undecide:

 

Please, do not report every post of Calcio. I beg you.
We know Racism is everywhere. We also know the problem in europe seems more intense mostly because it is to europe where all the spotlight is, where all nations meet, where there is a major blending of player and nations, where the world's fragmentation and unity is represented at maximum. It give us great things, It give us bad things.
The problem of racism there are more intense? It seems so.
It is a contradiction to be anti-european to combat it? Yes.
So focus in what is worst.

 

Please, do not report every post of Calcio. I beg you.
We know Racism is everywhere. We also know the problem in europe seems more intense mostly because it is to europe where all the spotlight is, where all nations meet, where there is a major blending of player and nations, where the world's fragmentation and unity is represented at maximum. It give us great things, It give us bad things.
The problem of racism there are more intense? It seems so.
It is a contradiction to be anti-european to combat it? Yes.
So focus in what is worst.

Ok not all of them, but everyone in which he generalises or makes racial comments.
I'll go now cuz'this thread makes me puke.

 

Apparently, some people feel alright about playing often in Rostock. Which should probably tell you that an incident is an incident and generalising will not get you very far. 90% of the stadium booing? Jesus.

 

If there is one thing that we can never eliminate (not only in football, but in all walks of life) its racism. Those chanting racist chants are morons, and unfortunately morons will always exist.

 

Ok not all of them, but everyone in which he generalises or makes racial comments.
I'll go now cuz'this thread makes me puke.

you've been banned from XT for a few weeks due to your racist taunting posts so no wonder that this thread upsets you.

 

the problem in europe seems more intense mostly because it is to europe where all the spotlight is, where all nations meet, where there is a major blending of player and nations, where the world's fragmentation and unity is represented at maximum. It give us great things, It give us bad things.

This is one, the second reason is that historically most european nations are not exposed to different races as America did for example, in their developement no civil rights movement happened there, simply it was not needed.

 

Apparently, some people feel alright about playing often in Rostock. Which should probably tell you that an incident is an incident and generalising will not get you very far. 90% of the stadium booing? Jesus.

I don't know if you noticed but this thread is not about Hansa Rostock's fans or about percentages.

This kind of attitude: "it's just a couple of morons" or "racism will always exist" is the exact reason for seeing Football (European or not), in the 21st century, being contaminated by bigotry, ignorance and intolerance.

 

you've been banned from XT for a few weeks due to your racist taunting posts so no wonder that this thread upsets you.

I'll ignore your post.:rollani:

 

This kind of attitude: "it's just a couple of morons" or "racism will always exist" is the exact reason for seeing Football (European or not), in the 21st century, being contaminated by bigotry, ignorance and intolerance.

We keep saying and hoping the racist bastards will be dealt with, but every season we keep hearing about incidents as this Asamoah one.

I, personally, have lost hope of getting rid of those who are destroying the beautiful game with racist chants. This racism problem have always existed in all walks of life, and if we are not able to sort it out in this day and age (2006), then when will we sort it out? 2050?

 

We keep saying and hoping the racist bastards will be dealt with, but every season we keep hearing about incidents as this Asamoah one.

I, personally, have lost hope of getting rid of those who are destroying the beautiful game with racist chants. This racism problem have always existed in all walks of life, and if we are not able to sort it out in this day and age (2006), then when will we sort it out? 2050?

Maybe if you read about the history of football you will realise that things concerning racism are now slightly different from what they were 20, 30 or 50 years ago. Just to give you an example I can tell you that there was a time when black players were not allowed to play official football in a country like Brazil...so you can see what I mean.

Having said this there is still a lot to be done and surely it's not with an attitude of "it's always going to be there" that things will change.

I believe that if FIFA and UEFA start tackling this problem as seriously as they claim to be wanting to do, we might start to witness this kind of behaviour gradually becoming more rare in football stadia.

 

what do you expect fifa and uefa to do about it? change peoples minds? :rollani:

 

No, if they come down hard on the clubs who allow it to go on it will be down to the clubs to ban people from their stadium who do it - you're right, it's not FIFA/UEFA's job to change peoples minds - just to do their best at not letting racists into football