Actually no I'm really not lumping everybody into the same category. I don't know these people therefore on face value I try not to judge people. I'm specifically talking about those that themselves have chosen a path. yes, there may be a hidden reason behind it and if so, again, I am not speaking about this people. Its just those that gotten themselves into a situation of there own making. The reasons for that making may allow some psychologists point me in the right direction.
Quote from: Chris Smith on March 18, 2014, 04:41:43 PMQuote from: bertlambshank on March 18, 2014, 04:25:08 PMQuote from: Concrete John on March 18, 2014, 04:14:55 PMBFR is from a generation where certain words were tolerated, which rightly aren't now. As one of the pioneering managers when it came to bringing black players into the game, you can't really label him a racist. Nah,he is a racist who has been doing it for years Chris said so.Mind you its only what he has been told.People are letting their memory of his time as our manager cloud their judgement. If he had not worked for us then he would get zero sympathy, he'd just be that racist ex baggies and manu manager.The person who told me witnessed it first hand, is somebody I trust 100% and would have no reason to lie, he's also a Villa season ticket holder.Didnt he play 11 black players for us against Everton?
Quote from: bertlambshank on March 18, 2014, 04:25:08 PMQuote from: Concrete John on March 18, 2014, 04:14:55 PMBFR is from a generation where certain words were tolerated, which rightly aren't now. As one of the pioneering managers when it came to bringing black players into the game, you can't really label him a racist. Nah,he is a racist who has been doing it for years Chris said so.Mind you its only what he has been told.People are letting their memory of his time as our manager cloud their judgement. If he had not worked for us then he would get zero sympathy, he'd just be that racist ex baggies and manu manager.The person who told me witnessed it first hand, is somebody I trust 100% and would have no reason to lie, he's also a Villa season ticket holder.
Quote from: Concrete John on March 18, 2014, 04:14:55 PMBFR is from a generation where certain words were tolerated, which rightly aren't now. As one of the pioneering managers when it came to bringing black players into the game, you can't really label him a racist. Nah,he is a racist who has been doing it for years Chris said so.Mind you its only what he has been told.
BFR is from a generation where certain words were tolerated, which rightly aren't now. As one of the pioneering managers when it came to bringing black players into the game, you can't really label him a racist.
Quote from: MarkM on March 18, 2014, 04:57:12 PMQuote from: Chris Smith on March 18, 2014, 04:41:43 PMQuote from: bertlambshank on March 18, 2014, 04:25:08 PMQuote from: Concrete John on March 18, 2014, 04:14:55 PMBFR is from a generation where certain words were tolerated, which rightly aren't now. As one of the pioneering managers when it came to bringing black players into the game, you can't really label him a racist. Nah,he is a racist who has been doing it for years Chris said so.Mind you its only what he has been told.People are letting their memory of his time as our manager cloud their judgement. If he had not worked for us then he would get zero sympathy, he'd just be that racist ex baggies and manu manager.The person who told me witnessed it first hand, is somebody I trust 100% and would have no reason to lie, he's also a Villa season ticket holder.Didnt he play 11 black players for us against Everton?No he didn't but I think it was a record amount of black players in an English game he fielded at Goodison Park at some point.We really punched our weight and showed ambition under BFR.I loved his Big Ron isms. "Stand On me", "Are you sure"? "Early doors".
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