Corkinator
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have they actually came out and said anything with regards to last night racism?
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RobbenHood
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Don’t be silly, they’re only interested in what songs our fans sing. They don’t care about genuine examples of discrimination
The Golden God
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They’ll be gutted it wasn’t the other way around.
I expect to hear nothing from them.
I expect to hear nothing from them.
The Gooner
Well-Known Member
Aye, they are going to close a stand at Ibrox for our next European game.
Yes, they say that Kamara actually called the cnut a 19th Century Terrorist and are recommending Rangers are banned from European competition for 2 years.
Blastie Bear
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They only exist to hound Rangers, they are never going to come out and help us.
Corkinator
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That’s genuinely incredible they’ve not at least made a statement. Just shows you who the real bigots are.
hellofollow
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Wrong kind of racism,
Valley Bluenose
RTV? Completed it mate!
Nae cries of '19th Century Terrorist' involved last night - real or imaginary - so of no interest to FARE.
monkey magic
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The silence from FARE today after a genuine incident of racism says everything.
Some should take note of how bad this looks for Slavia and their fans.
Nakedbear
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Probably pi$$ing in the wind but I’ve just submitted a report - https://www.farenet.org/get-involved/report-discrimination/
EndOfDays
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Deluded Cunts?
This should be the tipping point for them
If they do not come out in support of Glen and also backing what our club have said then they need to be disbanded on the basis that they are patently not fit for purpose
If they do not come out in support of Glen and also backing what our club have said then they need to be disbanded on the basis that they are patently not fit for purpose
Everyone knows his name.
Well-Known Member
Don’t be stupid we were on the receiving end.
Everyone knows his name.
Well-Known Member
Subtle as Fock.
Hurricane Run
Well-Known Member
Theyve taken the year off
Yes they have tweeted, they record and respond to all incidents reported to them.
Effectively they have almost shut down as they rely on folk going to the games as neutral observers, with no fans they cant.
to be fair it is easier just searching under google for it than to come on here and post nonsense.
Effectively they have almost shut down as they rely on folk going to the games as neutral observers, with no fans they cant.
to be fair it is easier just searching under google for it than to come on here and post nonsense.
Valley Bluenose
RTV? Completed it mate!
Show Racism the Red Card have done an open letter to Gerrard, Kamara and Rangers:
“On behalf of our entire charity, we would like to send our solidarity to Glen Kamara following his traumatic experience of direct racism faced this evening. As a role model for so many young people, we offer our full support in any way he chooses to deal with this. Our thoughts are with him.
“We would also like to sincerely thank Steven Gerrard for his exemplary leadership tonight, from the moment this racist incident took place. His very visible and strong intervention will go a long way to reassuring Glen, and also in projecting a sense of powerful allyship with the thousands of Black, Asian and minority ethnic supporters across the country watching on, who continue to endure racism in all its forms, every day.
“We encourage UEFA to a) demonstrate logic and b) consider lived experience before reaching an outcome to this. Whilst we hope for an unequivocal response, we are extremely heartened by the way in which all involved at Rangers responded from the outset.
“We must educate our future generation to give them the tools to recognise and safely challenge racism.
www.theredcard.org
“On behalf of our entire charity, we would like to send our solidarity to Glen Kamara following his traumatic experience of direct racism faced this evening. As a role model for so many young people, we offer our full support in any way he chooses to deal with this. Our thoughts are with him.
“We would also like to sincerely thank Steven Gerrard for his exemplary leadership tonight, from the moment this racist incident took place. His very visible and strong intervention will go a long way to reassuring Glen, and also in projecting a sense of powerful allyship with the thousands of Black, Asian and minority ethnic supporters across the country watching on, who continue to endure racism in all its forms, every day.
“We encourage UEFA to a) demonstrate logic and b) consider lived experience before reaching an outcome to this. Whilst we hope for an unequivocal response, we are extremely heartened by the way in which all involved at Rangers responded from the outset.
“We must educate our future generation to give them the tools to recognise and safely challenge racism.
News and Events - Show Racism the Red Card
Join an in-conversation event with Pat Nevin (ex-footballer), Denise Christie (Scottish Trades Union Congress) and Paul Simpson (Teardrop Explodes)
www.theredcard.org
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monkey magic
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Show Racism the Red Card have done an open letter to Gerrard and Rangers:
“On behalf of our entire charity, we would like to send our solidarity to Glen Kamara following his traumatic experience of direct racism faced this evening. As a role model for so many young people, we offer our full support in any way he chooses to deal with this. Our thoughts are with him.
“We would also like to sincerely thank Steven Gerrard for his exemplary leadership tonight, from the moment this racist incident took place. His very visible and strong intervention will go a long way to reassuring Glen, and also in projecting a sense of powerful allyship with the thousands of Black, Asian and minority ethnic supporters across the country watching on, who continue to endure racism in all its forms, every day.
“We encourage UEFA to a) demonstrate logic and b) consider lived experience before reaching an outcome to this. Whilst we hope for an unequivocal response, we are extremely heartened by the way in which all involved at Rangers responded from the outset.
“We must educate our future generation to give them the tools to recognise and safely challenge racism.
News and Events - Show Racism the Red Card
Join an in-conversation event with Pat Nevin (ex-footballer), Denise Christie (Scottish Trades Union Congress) and Paul Simpson (Teardrop Explodes)
I'd like to see that article on the Slavia Prague twitter feed.
Valley Bluenose
RTV? Completed it mate!
I don’t do Twitter mate or I’d so so. I’m sure someone will oblige though.
Buzz Lightyear
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Deserves its own thread that, brilliant statement.Show Racism the Red Card have done an open letter to Gerrard and Rangers:
“On behalf of our entire charity, we would like to send our solidarity to Glen Kamara following his traumatic experience of direct racism faced this evening. As a role model for so many young people, we offer our full support in any way he chooses to deal with this. Our thoughts are with him.
“We would also like to sincerely thank Steven Gerrard for his exemplary leadership tonight, from the moment this racist incident took place. His very visible and strong intervention will go a long way to reassuring Glen, and also in projecting a sense of powerful allyship with the thousands of Black, Asian and minority ethnic supporters across the country watching on, who continue to endure racism in all its forms, every day.
“We encourage UEFA to a) demonstrate logic and b) consider lived experience before reaching an outcome to this. Whilst we hope for an unequivocal response, we are extremely heartened by the way in which all involved at Rangers responded from the outset.
“We must educate our future generation to give them the tools to recognise and safely challenge racism.
News and Events - Show Racism the Red Card
Join an in-conversation event with Pat Nevin (ex-footballer), Denise Christie (Scottish Trades Union Congress) and Paul Simpson (Teardrop Explodes)
FARE are still writing their report on last night’s sectarian fireworks.
Corkinator
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I’m not on Twitter or anything. I was just interested, what did they say?
Spudgun
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Agree, should probably be a sticky for now.
Disco Deejay
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@Valley Bluenose must be worth asking @mdingwall and @David Edgar to make capital of this so that we can properly compare and contrast the reaction of FARE and a proper anti-racism charityShow Racism the Red Card have done an open letter to Gerrard, Kamara and Rangers:
“On behalf of our entire charity, we would like to send our solidarity to Glen Kamara following his traumatic experience of direct racism faced this evening. As a role model for so many young people, we offer our full support in any way he chooses to deal with this. Our thoughts are with him.
“We would also like to sincerely thank Steven Gerrard for his exemplary leadership tonight, from the moment this racist incident took place. His very visible and strong intervention will go a long way to reassuring Glen, and also in projecting a sense of powerful allyship with the thousands of Black, Asian and minority ethnic supporters across the country watching on, who continue to endure racism in all its forms, every day.
“We encourage UEFA to a) demonstrate logic and b) consider lived experience before reaching an outcome to this. Whilst we hope for an unequivocal response, we are extremely heartened by the way in which all involved at Rangers responded from the outset.
“We must educate our future generation to give them the tools to recognise and safely challenge racism.
News and Events - Show Racism the Red Card
Join an in-conversation event with Pat Nevin (ex-footballer), Denise Christie (Scottish Trades Union Congress) and Paul Simpson (Teardrop Explodes)
Rangerista
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They are so irrelevant that I'd completely forgotten all about them. They'll still be agonising over how to work an anti-Rangers angle into this before they respond.
That's quality from show racism the red card
Sticky Fingers
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Actually scandalous what FARE have tweeted. Why aren’t they condemning any racist remarks, speculative or otherwise? They should have stood shoulder to shoulder with Glen Kamara and Rangers straight away. Clearly if it isn’t “anti-Irish” then it’s no good to anybody?
This is how a real group lead by example, who want to work for a fairer world for us all.Show Racism the Red Card have done an open letter to Gerrard, Kamara and Rangers:
“On behalf of our entire charity, we would like to send our solidarity to Glen Kamara following his traumatic experience of direct racism faced this evening. As a role model for so many young people, we offer our full support in any way he chooses to deal with this. Our thoughts are with him.
“We would also like to sincerely thank Steven Gerrard for his exemplary leadership tonight, from the moment this racist incident took place. His very visible and strong intervention will go a long way to reassuring Glen, and also in projecting a sense of powerful allyship with the thousands of Black, Asian and minority ethnic supporters across the country watching on, who continue to endure racism in all its forms, every day.
“We encourage UEFA to a) demonstrate logic and b) consider lived experience before reaching an outcome to this. Whilst we hope for an unequivocal response, we are extremely heartened by the way in which all involved at Rangers responded from the outset.
“We must educate our future generation to give them the tools to recognise and safely challenge racism.
News and Events - Show Racism the Red Card
Join an in-conversation event with Pat Nevin (ex-footballer), Denise Christie (Scottish Trades Union Congress) and Paul Simpson (Teardrop Explodes)
FARE are not interested in equality.
Prove me wrong FARE
RenfrewBear72
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Ran by a 19th Century Terrorist c*nt, for 19th Century Terrorist c*nts - they will not get involved, none of the 19th Century Terrorist led organisations will support Kamara or the Club.
Wugs
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JD1872
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Almost like fare can’t decide what side they are on
Arkanoid
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Sadly they have UEFA's ear and they will likely play a role here
Arkanoid
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Racist abuse against Rangers isn't in their manual
Corkinator
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“Toe to toe” ffs Stevie, do you want to fight him
or support him??? Lol
sofakineazy
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They are all on furlough until we are allowed back into the stadium.
Disco Deejay
Well-Known Member
Exactly. Never seen them sit on the fence before. Hope they get a huge bundle of splinters right up their jacksy.
wampaone
Active Member
I’d go one further. The initial tweet includes a link to a Scotsman article regarding Slavia’s accusations. The second is about Slavia’s denial. If that is the sum total of their content it’s 75% denial and counter accusation.
The comparison with show racism the red card couldn’t be clearer and FARE’s anti Rangers agenda is there for all to see.
