Apologies if this is elsewhere.

 

Not their finest hour at all, quite disgusting really

 

http://youtu.be/zC_wiXrnHZY

The final paragraph is where I am at.

 

Regarding the first bit...I'm reading this thread a bit differently to be honest and those appearing to question the behaviour of the media are getting lumped in with the chelsea neanderthals.

 

Either way it's another example of the fucked up society these extremists from all walks are creating.

Remember when we were in Munich watching England and that German bloke walked by some of our lot wearing high heels and make up,carrying a handbag?

 

That would have been front page of the guardian all day long :-)

Edited February 20, 201511 yr by gonzo

Remember when we were in Munich watching England and that German bloke walked by some of our lot wearing high heels and make up,carrying a handbag?

 

That would have been front page of the guardian all day long :-)

Remember somebody walking in that bar in Berlin and they said English fuck off and wouldn't serve.

 

What happened next would of made headline news

Funny how these racist incidents keep happening to you.

Funny how these racist incidents keep happening to you.

might be because he lives in the real world and not in his mams back bedroom

aye ok

Surprised nobody has congratulated the French lad on kahunas for trying to barge in there.

Surprised nobody has congratulated the French lad on kahunas for trying to barge in there.

 

How come? They look like a bunch of fat pansies - only tough when they're mobhanded...

 

When the banks collapse and the monied elites are using bully-boy tactics and strongarm methods incorporating private security to keep the bottom 99% in place, they're the type of lily-liver fairies who'll come hiding behind the hardline-left rabble-rouser frontline.

 

Edited February 20, 201511 yr by Youri McAnespie

Imagine if the guy had actually had got on the train.

 

That would have been an uncomfortable moment for all concerned and pound to a lump of shit they'd have ended up having a laugh with him by the next stop if nothing more for him showing front and a few of the Chelsea lads being embarrassed after their moment of madness and making amends.

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/11314580/Sir-Winston-Churchill-s-family-feared-he-might-convert-to-Islam.html

You're only a casual racist if you wear Scone Island and Aquascrotum

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/11314580/Sir-Winston-Churchill-s-family-feared-he-might-convert-to-Islam.html

Churchill likes the Muslims? Well then that's another one of those classic leftist, hand wringing melts.

Imagine if the guy had actually had got on the train. That would have been an uncomfortable moment for all concerned and pound to a lump of shit they'd have ended up having a laugh with him by the next stop if nothing more for him showing front and a few of the Chelsea lads being embarrassed after their moment of madness and making amends.

 

Oh aye, i'm sure he'd have been only too happy to share a joke with the silly old racists. 

Oh aye, i'm sure he'd have been only too happy to share a joke with the silly old racists. 

 

and there we go "silly ol racists"

 

the obsession in that has been engrained in the British psyche is something that surprises and astounds other peoples, even those that are the recipients of that crime! Thing is its not a major crime elsewhere in most of the world. its just accepted as hatred of difference. It happens in africa and the rest of the world. Somehow we are precious about this.

 

 

Same as spitting, diving in footie,... we are out of tune with the rest of the world here. not saying its right ...... think our reaction surprises the rest of the world.

Oh aye, i'm sure he'd have been only too happy to share a joke with the silly old racists.

Yes because every single Chelsea fan on the train was a racist nazi. Clearly. The Daily Cunt has said so on its front pages for 3 days.

 

Not one of them might have said 'sorry about him he's pissed, we're not all wankers' and struck up a bit of rapport with the bloke. God no. That would be unthinkable.

Not one of them might have said 'sorry about him he's pissed, we're not all wankers' and struck up a bit of rapport with the bloke. God no. That would be unthinkable.

 

Why didn't they then?

Probably because he was still on the platform.

Oh right. It was his fault for not making a third attempt to get on the train. If he'd succeeded though he'd have been their new best friend.

Are you on glue?

 

Of course it's not his fault you fucking nail.

But not their fault either apparently, because they'd have shared a laugh and a joke with him once he was on board, even though not one of them spoke up when he was being abused. If only he hadn't given up, we could now be reading the heart warming story of how they'd invited him to their next cross burning ceremony.

It happens...

 

 

Read what I wrote again. All of it. Not just the bits you want to. Nowhere have I said it wasn't the fault of Chelsea fans. Quite the opposite. That's in your head that.

 

What you are doing is what the press do and lumping them all in the same bucket of shit when you know as little as I do about it. There could have been 20 fans in there and 4 of them acting the cunt. We don't know. I said what I said because I can see it happening once the dicks had had their moment in the sunshine.

 

It might not, he might have hit them all over the head with his nob, got a mouth organ out of his bag and started a ditty or maybe even pissed into someone's pocket. We don't know but I took a guess because sometimes people can see beyond what the fucking papers want you to think.

 

But don't make the suggestion that I condone the actions of those singing what they did or the prick pushing him off the train. Ok?

We've all been dicks at away games

 

Done things we've thought about the next day and thought ouch

 

Done things we've not thought about the next day cos we've not remembered doing it

 

I like to think I'm one of the ones smiffs refers to - one of the ones who would have tried to make things right

 

I also know I've done stuff that a10 second clip could hang me as scum

 

These lot are going to pay the price for their moments of madness

 

Maybe they deserve it

Thank fuck someone hasn't shat their brains out of their arse tonight!

 

There's a story trending about a bloke who abused another on a train only to then turn up for an interview. You can guess who was the interviewer...

 

Turned out once they had said what needed to be said they got on well and moved on. It happens, if you open your mind a bit.

I'll wager a number of posters on here - if it had been 3 or 4  Bolton fans on that train acting the cunt - would have stepped in and helped the bloke on telling the wankers to stop being just that.

 

The zeal of the "outraged anti-racist warriors" on here prevents them from thinking like this. It also stops them comprehending that no one (unless I have missed it) is condoning what the few Chelsea fans did. Merely pointing out that it wasn't headline news (even in France it only made page 16 of the most popular rag) and that there were far more stories in the world that day worthy of greater prominence.

 

But I am just being silly. This apparent common sense would take away from them the soap box they like to leap on in the pissing contest to be number one in the moral outrage stakes.

Read what I wrote again. All of it. Not just the bits you want to. Nowhere have I said it wasn't the fault of Chelsea fans. Quite the opposite. That's in your head that.

What you are doing is what the press do and lumping them all in the same bucket of shit when you know as little as I do about it. There could have been 20 fans in there and 4 of them acting the cunt. We don't know. I said what I said because I can see it happening once the dicks had had their moment in the sunshine.

It might not, he might have hit them all over the head with his nob, got a mouth organ out of his bag and started a ditty or maybe even pissed into someone's pocket. We don't know but I took a guess because sometimes people can see beyond what the fucking papers want you to think.

But don't make the suggestion that I condone the actions of those singing what they did or the prick pushing him off the train. Ok?

Politically you and I are a long way apart. Hopefully when it comes to common sense we are a bit closer, it is strange how many of the outraged over this are responding to posts by focusing on the odd line in posts rather than the full arguement.

 

1 The Chelsea fans who were singing were dickheads, what they did was at best stupid

2. The video is edited until people have seen ful tape hard to say what went on, it might be even worse!

3. This does NOT mean all Chelsea fans are scum

4. This does not mean the lad getting on the train deserved it - Mourihino has written to him apologising

5. There will be worse incidents of people acting like knobs across city centres tonight. People will be beaten senseless by drunken idiots tonight, these will merit a column in the local papers at most

6. Across the world there is so much that is more newsworthy.

 

 

I am still not sure what law they have broken. They have seemingly stopped a bloke getting on a full train and then sung a song. The song is pathetic and cringeworthy but what law does it break ? Is saying ' I am a rascist' an offence ? I honestly do not know but pretty sure no one has been prosecuted for it before. If it is why are members of far right groups not just arrested for being members of the groups ?

 

If anyone following this story has never done anything stupid on a night out with mates or when on the piss at the match then go ahead cast the first stone.

 

Every action deserves an appropriate reaction all people are saying is that based on what the tape shows the reaction is way over the top. This is the opposite of saying just ignore it.

 

The saddest thing on here is the morally outraged talking about predictable responses when there are views across the spectrum posted on this thread maybe they need to spend some time reading all the responses and their sentiment before claiming the moral high ground.