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  1. But even if that was the case the copper still should have checked whether he needed medial attention or not. If the lad was a racist thug who had committed the crimes that were alleged - he still should have been listened to and given medical care. It’s the same mistake regardless of any ‘woke brainwashing’.
  2. What a load of nonsense. The copper’s mistake was not checking if the lad was seriously injured. Even if there was some ideological indoctrination that led them to assume he was the criminal, they still should still have checked wether he needed medical attention.
  3. Great to have him on board for next season, and what a statement of intent. Hopefully Dragan is so pissed off at having the play-off final stolen from the club he just throws his chequebook at this season.
  4. The fact that the murderer was born and raised in Southampton is obviously lost on the thick Yank twat.
  5. They might hand out unusually severe punishments for the bin throwers to deter future unrest. Just like they did in 2011 (when the majority of defendants were black/asian or mixed race).
  6. To be fair, even if it's not breaking the rules you would still not want the opposition to know that you spied so the cloak and dagger stuff does make sense. Agree that it's bullshit that he didn't know though. I expect he knew but assumed everyone did it so if we got caught it would just be a slap on the wrist.
  7. That made me laugh as well. There were probably more people holding their phones up filming than actually rioting. Don't the thick fuckers realise that by filming it and posting it online, all they are doing is probably handing their fellow neanderthal a prison sentence.
  8. Exactly. Those causing trouble last night were just a bunch of cunts, same can be said for anyone doing the same during the BLM riots.
  9. Yes of course, don’t think anyone is denying that.
  10. See that's just bollocks, the Policing was awful and they should be sacked but they didn't know he was innocent or that he was seen stabbed, let alone dying, until it was too late.
  11. Brilliant! Completely wrong as usual though. To be expected from our resident shit-for-brains I suppose. Have you ever really left the school playground?
  12. Yes of course they have but this looks to me like just a complete fuckup from the responding officers, they made assumptions because of the devious actions of the murderer and his accomplices, and probably because they often have to deal with racist attacks not because of some woke agenda. Even if the lad had committed a racist assault they should still have listened to him and checked him out.
  13. I doubt that, I used to hang around with a group of Asian lads in Southampton and they were always getting grief off the plod, much more than my white friends.
  14. What a load of bollocks. It is just a case of bad policing. Whatever went on prior to them arriving, regardless of who attacked who, whether someone was racist or not - they should have listened to the lad and spotted he had been stabbed. It's fuck all to do with being woke, it's about having police officers fit for purpose.
  15. This. The poor lads death is a result of a psychopathic scumbag and bad policing from the officers involved. If any of the officers are still on the force it's a disgrace.
  16. Agree. I thought they should sack him but Dragan's got a better idea of what's going on behind the scenes, if he thinks it's best he stays I'm in. The important thing is how the players feel about Tonda and how they react and I'm in no position to gauge that.
  17. This, it must be so easy to get away with. If we hadn’t been so stupid as to stick his picture up on the website we would probably be in the Prem now.
  18. Obviously three but how can anyone, except for the person himself, know wether it would affect his judgement? If you were putting together an independent panel why choose a former Middlesbrough player when there must be thousands of legal experts out there with no links at all.
  19. This. It’s mind boggling how anyone can put together an independent panel of three and include two people with links to Middlesbrough one being a former fucking player. What percentage of legal experts in this country are former Middlesbrough FC players? The whole think stinks, especially as the Middlesbrough chairman is in the EFL board.
  20. I would get rid of everyone involved and try and draw a line under this. We were obviously cheating all season.
  21. But even if clubs make their facilities more private there are ways of spying so it’s right that there is a rule.
  22. Brexit made the debt much worse.
  23. We were caught cheating red-handed, I’m not sure whatever he said to Gibbo would make any difference whatsoever.
  24. I’m surprised he’s left out Luke Shaw but apart from that I don’t have a problem with Tuchel’s squad. I think it’s refreshing to have a manager with the balls to leave out big names and planning a squad around a cohesive team rather than compiling a dream team of stars. As for the competition as a whole, it’s going to be one pointless game after another played in half empty stadiums. Will be boring as fuck until the later stages.
  25. So you have the Boro chairman on the EFL board, an ex Boro player on the 3 person panel plus one of the others: "It has also been raised that the law firm of another panellist, Lydia Banerjee, Littleton Chambers, was in 2018 contracted by Middlesbrough to represent them in cases relating to Garry Monk's dismissal and a contractual claim."
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