the one with the brown helmet.
LFC fighting discrimination. True or False ?
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By a Manc (I think)
Ditto for the first list if it comes to that.
bum bandits
Could at least capitalise it.
Thank God for Stewart Lee telling all us plebs what to think.
Wanker.
Wanker.
does he make you feel uncomfortable?
He makes me feel angry.
because he's so intelligent?
Because he's talking garbage, really smugly, to a really smug and complacent audience, the sort of implacably lefty middle class who think they're intelligent and radical but fail to notice that they think exactly the same as all their friends and favourite comics, authors, journalists, and everyone else they've ever heard or read in their entire lives.
i think he seems quite nice
That's what he wants you to think. People like him are preoccupied with that.
LOL that authentic love for the ordinary man so redolent of socialists just pouring out there.
Suarez will be happy that 'negrito' wasn't included.
Why ? He's never used the term.
The club has issued a handbook highlighting common slurs against race, religion, sexual orientation and gender that they are looking to stamp out.
Their latest move, which adds to the Premier League's separate programme to educate players, is designed to help other employees identify discriminatory language that might be used by fans on match days.
Lord Herman Ouseley, chair of anti-discrimination group Kick It Out, says the guide is a positive step.
"Kick It Out acknowledges the great strides that Liverpool FC has taken over recent times to reiterate their continued commitment to equality," Lord Ouseley said.
"The guide forms part of an overall awareness programme, and is a positive and proactive step in educating staff and stewards at the club.
"Match day stewards must be trained on dealing with incidents of discrimination and unacceptable behaviour in order to eradicate it from our stadiums, and more and more football clubs are using Kick It Out's Equality Standard as a framework to develop this education across all areas of the business."
Liverpool's social inclusion officer Rishi Jain said: "This programme of awareness enables our employees to recognise inappropriate language and take the necessary steps to ensure Anfield is free from all forms of discrimination.
"Liverpool has been actively working with Kick it Out, Show Racism the Red Card and the Anthony Walker Foundation for many years and has been recognised externally for its contribution to helping tackle discrimination and promote Anfield as an inclusive and welcoming environment.
"The club has already attained Kick it Out's equality standard preliminary level and has recently submitted its application for the equality standard intermediate level demonstrating its continued commitment."
We need to rid the world of these stupid interest groups
Their latest move, which adds to the Premier League's separate programme to educate players, is designed to help other employees identify discriminatory language that might be used by fans on match days.
Lord Herman Ouseley, chair of anti-discrimination group Kick It Out, says the guide is a positive step.
"Kick It Out acknowledges the great strides that Liverpool FC has taken over recent times to reiterate their continued commitment to equality," Lord Ouseley said.
"The guide forms part of an overall awareness programme, and is a positive and proactive step in educating staff and stewards at the club.
"Match day stewards must be trained on dealing with incidents of discrimination and unacceptable behaviour in order to eradicate it from our stadiums, and more and more football clubs are using Kick It Out's Equality Standard as a framework to develop this education across all areas of the business."
Liverpool's social inclusion officer Rishi Jain said: "This programme of awareness enables our employees to recognise inappropriate language and take the necessary steps to ensure Anfield is free from all forms of discrimination.
"Liverpool has been actively working with Kick it Out, Show Racism the Red Card and the Anthony Walker Foundation for many years and has been recognised externally for its contribution to helping tackle discrimination and promote Anfield as an inclusive and welcoming environment.
"The club has already attained Kick it Out's equality standard preliminary level and has recently submitted its application for the equality standard intermediate level demonstrating its continued commitment."
We need to rid the world of these stupid interest groups
I suggest we begin with Kick It Out.
We could start a group with the aim of ridding the world of it.
We could call it 'Kick Out Kick It Out'.
We could start a group with the aim of ridding the world of it.
We could call it 'Kick Out Kick It Out'.
Nothing wrong with 'Chinaman' - I'm a fan of left arm unorthodox spin as much as anyone.
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