"taking the knee"once crowds get back in

i was 100% behind the show racism the red card.

taking the knee is now played out to the limit imo and there is absolutely no place within sport for politics,

since the late 70's there have been very little incidents that iv heard about at games within Dundee.Anyone heard saying anything under the "red card"age were swiftly pointed out and removed/charged.

why don't the authorities up here tackle the real problem in the Scottish game and eradicate the sectarianism that emancipates from the rangers and Celtic? quite easy really deduct 10pts for every game the sectarianism rears its ugly head.

the spfl simply don't possess the balls nor dignity to even attempt to upset celtic or the rangers.

oh

bin the knee and return to the card

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Originally Posted by shaded

i was 100% behind the show racism the red card.

taking the knee is now played out to the limit imo and there is absolutely no place within sport for politics,

since the late 70's there have been very little incidents that iv heard about at games within Dundee.Anyone heard saying anything under the "red card"age were swiftly pointed out and removed/charged.

why don't the authorities up here tackle the real problem in the Scottish game and eradicate the sectarianism that emancipates from the rangers and Celtic? quite easy really deduct 10pts for every game the sectarianism rears its ugly head.

the spfl simply don't possess the balls nor dignity to even attempt to upset celtic or the rangers.

oh

bin the knee and return to the card

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No no no, black people in Minneapolis are desperate for a badly run scottish championship football club to continue to show support for a career criminal, drug dealer domestic violence perpetrator because he was murdered by a corrupt policeman on another continent.

They will support the people of said city by symbolically taking a knee, a marxist defund the police symbol of what I do not know.

This fits in perfectly with the club's say no to drugs and there's no excuse domestic violence campaigns.

Meanwhile closer to home Jordan forster needs a bit of help.

the Well seeing sense


Motherwell players' statement read: "As a squad, we spoke and asked ourselves 'why are we doing this anymore? Is it having any impact at all?'. The answer was a clear no. Taking a knee has become an empty gesture."

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the Well seeing sense


Motherwell players' statement read: "As a squad, we spoke and asked ourselves 'why are we doing this anymore? Is it having any impact at all?'. The answer was a clear no. Taking a knee has become an empty gesture."

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Was always the case, tokenism at its worst.

Same **** with so called guard of honour. Where’s the honour in bowing down to your enemy? If that makes me a bad loser so be it, I am. And I want every Dundee player to be a bad loser too

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Was always the case, tokenism at its worst.

Same **** with so called guard of honour. Where’s the honour in bowing down to your enemy? If that makes me a bad loser so be it, I am. And I want every Dundee player to be a bad loser too

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Slightly different point but same ball park, managers (Mcpake guilty o it) wandering onto the park at final whistle to fist pump, elbow pump all and sundry in the opposistion team......why......games over, get off the park......especially when a supposed "pandemic" is rampant.

Whatever happened to "ten mins in the bath, bus leaves whether your ready or no"

Well done the Scotland players.