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I don't remember Kenny scoring in his first few games for us.

Although I think it's because it was before I was born.
 
Just looked it up. His debut was 0-0 Charity Shield. His first league game he scored at Middlesbrough, then his home debut v Newcastle - and in his next few games as well. I'd count Charity Shield as a friendly .. making me right.
 
Yeah and that first goal didn't count because when he 'skinned Chelsea' he only really got past Ben Haim, which is kinda like getting past a well worn milk float. In retrospect it turns out that Torres was shit and it was just strange configurations of prisms and magnets around anfield that made him look good.
 
Ah, that'd be why I thought he had.

Here's hoping Sturridge's debut goal was the first of many.
 
I wonder if black people growing up in an overwhelmingly white area are also given to thinking black people look more similar than white people? I suppose they must be.

Er, probably should've quoted FFF's post above, in case this seems random. 😳
 
I wonder if black people growing up in an overwhelmingly white area are also given to thinking black people look more similar than white people? I suppose they must be.

Er, probably should've quoted FFF's post above, in case this seems random. 😳
You probably shouldnt have posted it at all given how little fucking sense it makes.
 
Makes sense to me. If I grew up in an area where everybody was black except for a few white people I didn't really know, would I be less able to distinguish the white people from each other - as I put less effort into memorizing their faces in the first place - thinking (sub-consciously) that their colour would distinguish them sufficiently.
 
You probably shouldnt have posted it at all given how little fucking sense it makes.

No, it makes sense. If all you ever see are white faces and features, and then you see 2 black people, they are obviously going to look more similar than whites because the differences between them are smaller than the difference between the two races. It's all relative.
 
I wonder if black people growing up in an overwhelmingly white area are also given to thinking black people look more similar than white people? I suppose they must be.

Er, probably should've quoted FFF's post above, in case this seems random. 😳


Wisdom & Johnson are similar build & play in the same position, which you see from a long way away.

Were I to see them up close I'd be fucking worried if I got them mixed up, as they don't look alike.
 
You didn't mix them up based on looks the day after the match. You mixed them up coz you stick them in the same bit of the filing cabinet in your head.

RACIST
 
Makes sense to me. If I grew up in an area where everybody was black except for a few white people I didn't really know, would I be less able to distinguish the white people from each other - as I put less effort into memorizing their faces in the first place - thinking (sub-consciously) that their colour would distinguish them sufficiently.

It'd have to be something like that. I had a half-Swedish friend in the little village I grew up in, I suppose I could ask him, but it would be a pretty delicate topic to broach.
 
It'd have to be something like that. I had a half-Swedish friend in the little village I grew up in, I suppose I could ask him, but it would be a pretty delicate topic to broach.

Yeah, ask him about it and get back to us.
 
You didn't mix them up based on looks the day after the match. You mixed them up coz you stick them in the same bit of the filing cabinet in your head.

RACIST

Heh, now I just pictured the inside of my head with wisdom, Johnson & Samuel l.Jackson photos in a folder inside.

I have just watched Django Unchained though, & Jackson was great in it, so that could be why.
 
I also mixed up two black men over in the tv shows thread. Not looking good.

*reads book of 'I'm not really racist, I know loads of black people, honest - foreword by Ron Atkinson' looking for excuses*

Commentators must feel their sphincter spasm every time they get a black player's name wrong. Seeing their career going down in flames. That utter cunt on ESPN the other day called Wisdom Sturridge until the camera panned in. Then he tried to backtrack and sounded even more of a cunt than usual, if that's possible.
 
Commentators must feel their sphincter spasm every time they get a black player's name wrong. Seeing their career going down in flames. That utter cunt on ESPN the other day called Wisdom Sturridge until the camera panned in. Then he tried to backtrack and sounded even more of a cunt than usual, if that's possible.
Really? I missed this. Fucking excellent to hear that.
 
Commentators must feel their sphincter spasm every time they get a black player's name wrong. Seeing their career going down in flames. That utter cunt on ESPN the other day called Wisdom Sturridge until the camera panned in. Then he tried to backtrack and sounded even more of a cunt than usual, if that's possible.

It happens very often that they mix up white men too so I doubt its a big deal
 
It happens very often that they mix up white men too so I doubt its a big deal
Rarer for white players to be mixed up at a distance, it's just amusing to me that commentators can only squirm and wriggle when they call a black guy the wrong name. You can feel their little brains whirring with the possible consequences of being accused of thinking 'they all look the same'. All commentators are utter, utter twats who do nothing to enhance watching football on TV, and everything to ruin it.
Whatever happened to the Sky channel where you could choose to watch the game from behind the goal with only crowd noise? Or did I dream that?
 
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