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The shirt sponsors have milked this for as much publicity as possible.. I doubt they had any intention of extending the shirt deal at the end of the season. It's a spectacular win for them !...
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according to wiki (yes - I know...)Gary the Enfield wrote:LeverEnd wrote:Not defending M'bala M'bala, just suggesting a lot of conclusions are being jumped to re Anelka's intentions.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Well feck me! If he wanted it proved he is anti-Semitic he'd have just done Nazi salute. The 'quenelle' is used precisely to confuse...wink wink. Anti-establishment my arse...Here's my arse.
And anyway, this simple fact that M'bala M'bala's his mate (the toxic c*nt) is enough to make me feel like my shit smells like roses in comparison to the stench given out by just being in the same room as Anelka.
Thanks for the toilet analogy though.
Although quite apt, as another suggestion for the Quenelle is a 'fist up the arse' motion to one's enemies. As has been said, it's ambiguous.
Anti-Zionist?
Anti-Semitic?
Reverse Nazi salute?
or just an 'Up yours'?
So, four quenelle.
Whatever, he's been charged and now has to respond or face a minimum 5 game ban.
Dieudonné first used the quenelle gesture in his 2005 show named "1905". The first time Dieudonné used the gesture in a political context was for his 2009 European election campaign poster for the "anti-Zionist party", he stated that his intention was "to put a quenelle into Zionism's butt"
seems he says he originally meant it in numbers 1 and 4 of your list.
it was others who decided that his gesture was an "inverted nazi salute" - on what grounds, as it seems to have been his gesture, I don't know...
it seems that others have publicly used the gesture in sense 2.
quite how the FA would know what Anelka meant - other than Anelka explaining what he meant by it, I don't know... i guess the ball is in his court to explain...
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I doubt Anelka knew what he meant either. Its become a sort of anti-establishment gesture over in France, a bit like when punks here daubed Swastikas on their clothes.
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Lord Kangana wrote:I doubt Anelka knew what he meant either. Its become a sort of anti-establishment gesture over in France, a bit like when punks here daubed Swastikas on their clothes.
Ah, but were they Swastikas or reverse Hindu symbols?
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Don't you bloody start.
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Lord Kangana wrote:Don't you bloody start.
I get a lot of time to think about these things, sat down, not being a supporter.
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Did you take a book?
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Lord Kangana wrote:Did you take a book?
Yes. It was a book on 'Hindu symbolism and it's misrepresentation in the middle of the 20th Century'
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My sister used to do that at games. Maybe if you got yourself a song sheet you would come across like more of a supporter than those morons who stand and spent vary little time watching the game instead choosing to antagonise the opposing fans. Just to note I do not fall into either of those groups.Gary the Enfield wrote:Lord Kangana wrote:Did you take a book?
Yes. It was a book on 'Hindu symbolism and it's misrepresentation in the middle of the 20th Century'
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
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bwfcdan94 wrote:My sister used to do that at games. Maybe if you got yourself a song sheet you would come across like more of a supporter than those morons who stand and spent vary little time watching the game instead choosing to antagonise the opposing fans. Just to note I do not fall into either of those groups.Gary the Enfield wrote:Lord Kangana wrote:Did you take a book?
Yes. It was a book on 'Hindu symbolism and it's misrepresentation in the middle of the 20th Century'
dan - stop being a dick. GtE has been supporting BWFC since LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG before you were even dreamed of and has supported the club all the way down to Div4 and back... wind yer neck in! he needs no lessons in how to be a fan from you!
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Thanks for the advice Bish - I was only joshing with him which I think he knows anyhow. I respect anybody who watched us in the 4th tier especially those who travelled long distances to do so.
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
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Some facts.thebish wrote:according to wiki (yes - I know...)Gary the Enfield wrote:LeverEnd wrote:Not defending M'bala M'bala, just suggesting a lot of conclusions are being jumped to re Anelka's intentions.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Well feck me! If he wanted it proved he is anti-Semitic he'd have just done Nazi salute. The 'quenelle' is used precisely to confuse...wink wink. Anti-establishment my arse...Here's my arse.
And anyway, this simple fact that M'bala M'bala's his mate (the toxic c*nt) is enough to make me feel like my shit smells like roses in comparison to the stench given out by just being in the same room as Anelka.
Thanks for the toilet analogy though.
Although quite apt, as another suggestion for the Quenelle is a 'fist up the arse' motion to one's enemies. As has been said, it's ambiguous.
Anti-Zionist?
Anti-Semitic?
Reverse Nazi salute?
or just an 'Up yours'?
So, four quenelle.
Whatever, he's been charged and now has to respond or face a minimum 5 game ban.
Dieudonné first used the quenelle gesture in his 2005 show named "1905". The first time Dieudonné used the gesture in a political context was for his 2009 European election campaign poster for the "anti-Zionist party", he stated that his intention was "to put a quenelle into Zionism's butt"
seems he says he originally meant it in numbers 1 and 4 of your list.
it was others who decided that his gesture was an "inverted nazi salute" - on what grounds, as it seems to have been his gesture, I don't know...
it seems that others have publicly used the gesture in sense 2.
quite how the FA would know what Anelka meant - other than Anelka explaining what he meant by it, I don't know... i guess the ball is in his court to explain...
M'bala M'bala didn't invent it.
M'bala M'bala used it well after the fact it was known in France for its anti-Semitic meaning.
Anelka used it when he played in a match broadcast live in France.
My phone auto corrects Anelka as Smells.
My phone is probably more astute on this matter than any number of wiki contributors.
I await the verdict with a sense of world weariness that weighs heavy.
That's not a leopard!
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And here's something that I struggle with...
Anti-Zionists, those born after Zionism achieved its aims (with significant moral and legal help from the UNITED NATIONS).
In what way do they differ from the Racists who aren't racist that demand the repatriation of Jamaicans from this country, f'rinstance?
Anti-Zionists, those born after Zionism achieved its aims (with significant moral and legal help from the UNITED NATIONS).
In what way do they differ from the Racists who aren't racist that demand the repatriation of Jamaicans from this country, f'rinstance?
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At first I thought he was just being a childish dick, then this makes it seem a bit more premeditated. Still doesn't say whether he thought it anti-semitic or not but I'm not sure anymore. Given that his mate is a convicted anti-semite, it's hard to defend him.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:
Some facts.
M'bala M'bala didn't invent it.
M'bala M'bala used it well after the fact it was known in France for its anti-Semitic meaning.
Anelka used it when he played in a match broadcast live in France.
My phone auto corrects Anelka as Smells.
My phone is probably more astute on this matter than any number of wiki contributors.
I await the verdict with a sense of world weariness that weighs heavy.
I see some toys flying out of a very expensive pram soon.
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It's all bollox is my response. I don't know why, but it's my opinion a certain section of football, (fan's, the FA, managers); have wanted to have a go at Anelka since he first stepped onto our shores. F***ers.................
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To me there's a difference between those against the existence of an Israeli homeland in the Middle East, and those against it's illegal expansion and oppression of the Palestinians. I'm no expert at all but zionism as a word seems to be quite ambiguous.
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This. I do wonder if what may have been meant as an up yours to Israel has been leapt on by Pro Israeli groups and denounced as anti semitic - sadly, not uncommon.LeverEnd wrote:To me there's a difference between those against the existence of an Israeli homeland in the Middle East, and those against it's illegal expansion and oppression of the Palestinians. I'm no expert at all but zionism as a word seems to be quite ambiguous.
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True but then again if it were meant as such then he should get a hefty ban whether or not it was anti-semitic. No place for that on a football pitch either, whatever people think of Israel.Harry Genshaw wrote:This. I do wonder if what may have been meant as an up yours to Israel has been leapt on by Pro Israeli groups and denounced as anti semitic - sadly, not uncommon.LeverEnd wrote:To me there's a difference between those against the existence of an Israeli homeland in the Middle East, and those against it's illegal expansion and oppression of the Palestinians. I'm no expert at all but zionism as a word seems to be quite ambiguous.
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There's always one who complains, like someone sensitive who went to a Bernard Manning show!
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