The 2015-16 World Fitba Thread!

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I'll war any of you.

 

some of you lads forgot to post you champions league predictions.

 

Oh look, it's Chelsea fans being Chelsea fans...

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Film shows Chelsea fans in Paris Metro racist incident

Video has emerged which appears to show Chelsea football fans pushing a black man off a Paris train.
A group of people can be heard singing: "We're racist, we're racist and that's the way we like it."
The incident happened at Richelieu-Drouot station in the centre of the French capital on Tuesday evening, shortly before Chelsea's game with Paris Saint Germain.

 

Disgusting.

 

It was SilentNight being pushed off the train

 

Of course, we all hate Chelsea because they are successful, not because their core fanbase is racist scum.

MTF

 

Or because their success is purely down to being purchased by a foreign oligarch.

 

Definitely we're all just jealous

 

Just gonna point out that Ronaldo now has 58 CL goals in 58 CL appearances. Just saying.

 

The lad's a greasy gem on the continental club football competition stage.

 

Nobody quite knows what happened on the train. There is ample evidence that Blacky was trying to push his way into a crowded carriage and that he AND Whitey got pushed off by the fans.

The guy never bothered going to the Police until the biased reporting got his tail up. He smells $$$ and fame so he is all over it now.

There is no law against one self-declaring as a racist.

There IS a law against slander, innuendo, libel and threatening the wellbeing or employment of a person who has done nothing wrong or has at least not been proven to have done anything wrong.

Needless to say, the usual black opportunist trash have come out of the mouldy lino to utter their condemnation and threats of retribution......and have fuck all to say about a known drug user who punched a white woman out on a stage.

 

Their core fan-base cannot afford to travel to Paris or afford most of the season-ticket prices.

 

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It's quite obvious he was pushed off, and it's also obvious what they were singing. Even if they were pushing him off the carriage because it was too packed, what gives them the right to do so?

 

He was pushed off, no doubt. What gave him the right to push on to a crowded tube?

What did he say when they pushed him off or when he pushed on???

Don't tell me you have never gotten on a packed tube only for somebody else to try to push on when it is OBVIOUS there is just NO. MORE. ROOM.



Was he the only one pushed off, or were there others.

If there were others, who were they, and can we get their interviews......:dunno:

 

What gives them the right to push him off? Yes I have been in that situation, I've also never pushed anyone off either. From the shot of the carriage facing the doors it looked like there was enough room for another person, in fact on the same clip it shows a lady exiting the carriage so yes, there was enough room. I don't know what he said and I don't know if there were others, I don't even get why that's relevant.

 

I have never pushed anyone off despite wanting to...and...in some cases., needing to, as in "I can't breathe, I need to push you off".

They didn't have the right to push him off {unless, and they weren't, in danger} and he didn't have the right to push on.

He also didn't press charges probably because they didn't call him anything.

He likely called them racist as that's how black people respond when whites affront them in any way.

They responded accordingly.

In the absence of further evidence, I cannot see why anyone here needs to lose their job.

The relevance of what he is said goes to the context of the matter, always vital in these incomplete scenarios.

The relevance of other parties is witnesses.....always helpful when gathering evidence.

 

He absolutely had the right to get onto a train which wasn't too full.

 

Of course he did.

They said it was too full.

They were there.

The Guardian was not.

 

Nobody here likes Chelsea. I just refuse to get involved in an Anti-Farage Crusade off the back of a half-incident in a Paris subway so that fat-cats of the Anti-Racist Gravy Train can keep the bread rolling, keep the party going.

 

Yes but we also have eyes and can make a reasonable judgement ourselves.

 

Baed on what..........Rodney King style footage???

 

Black guy gets pushed off a train twice by Chelsea fans

Chelsea fans then start singing "we're racist, we're racist, and that's the way we like it"

Irish "hmmm, not sure this is racist..."

 

It doesn't need to be HD footage to make a reasonable judgement as to whether a train carriage is too full to let somebody on.

 

You need full footage from beginning to end to determine precisely the nature of the incident, precisely the nature of the charge and precisely the identity of the supposed perps.

The shit that has been doing the rounds today with the usual cunts laying down the law "We will force their employers to fire them".....you justify that crap???

 

There is no law against self-proclamations of racism.

If he pushed his way on, they were entitled to push him off.

 

A Chelsea fan filmed while racist chants were shouted on the Paris Métro was a “vocal” supporter of Ukip, even posing with the party’s leader, Nigel Farage.
A photo posted by season ticket holder Josh Parsons on his Instagram account around four months ago shows Farage, drink in hand, next to the 21-year-old named as one of the Chelsea fans on the Paris subway. The caption underneath the photo reads: “UKIP BOYS! What a geezer.”
Parsons has since taken down his Instagram account, as well as his Facebook and Twitter profiles, after he was named by a number of sources as appearing in the video published by the Guardian on Tuesday.


Wearing a black hooded jacket, Parsons can be seen in the Paris video after those around him appear to have chanted: “We’re racist, we’re racist and that’s the way we like it.”
It is unclear from the video whether Parsons was among those chanting or remonstrating with a black commuter, who had been earlier pushed from a carriage.


Mitchell McCoy, a 17-year-old Chelsea fan who was also on the train, has spoken to a number of media outlets defending the incident, claiming there was no racism involved. He told LBC: “The carriage was full up, there was no room for him to get on and he tried to force himself on. He was really aggressive, pushing himself. I’d say it was self defence, pushing him off.”
Asked whether the pushing and chanting were connected, he said: “No of course it wasn’t connected. The press are trying to make something out of nothing.”
At the time of the incident, McCoy sent a number of tweets which he later deleted, including one which read: “Our captain is a racist a racist a racist and that is why we love him we love him we love him.” In replies to other tweeters, he claimed people in the video were his friends and that the fans weren’t “letting white people on either”.

 

Prime Minister David Cameron told LBC Radio the footage looked "extremely disturbing and very worrying".
"It's obviously potentially a criminal offence and so I'm sure the French police will be looking at it very seriously."

what a clown.

 

A friend of mine is a Milwall fan and he regularly gets into football scraps, I remember him saying he was in trouble with work because he got caught on camera as one of the pitch invaders kicking off against West Ham in the Carling Cup (think it was 2009). I wouldn't necessarily agree with him losing his job over it (don't think he did in the end), but I wouldn't have felt too sorry for him, if you want to act like a cunt then be prepared to get treated like one.