As we're unlikely to see terraces again at football, this is the virtual equivalent where you can chat to your hearts content about all football matters and, obviously, Arsenal in particular. This forum encourages all Gooners to visit and contribute so please keep it respectful, clean and topical.
hadareud wrote:I'm not trying to be controversial here, but I'd hope that this whole thing will also lead to people standing up against anti-Semite chants at the Emirates. Obviously they are not widespread, but you still hear them and it would be nice if something would be done against that too.
I think we all agree that there are lines that should never be crossed and for me using sexual acts against children as a source of humour goes way over that line.
I won't have another debate on the unmentionable Y word as most know my view on it.
Oh how I love The Emirates Theatre and Opera House!
well i tell ya"s,when peeps sing to Rooney..."YOU FAT BASTARD"..i get enraged coz im FAT.
And i wished that a very very very big hole would open up in the ground so id fit into it.
mrgnu1958 wrote:well i tell ya"s,when peeps sing to Rooney..."YOU FAT BASTARD"...i get enraged coz im FAT
And i wished that a very very very big hole would open up in the ground so id fit into it.
Well it took a week but the FA have replied..............
Dear Mr ...........,
Thank you for writing to The Football Association.
The FA is in full agreement with you; offensive chanting has no place in football. The FA’s policy is to encourage all clubs to work towards ridding the game of the small minority of supporters who try to ruin the experience of watching a game for the vast majority.
We strongly condemn any form of offensive chanting and works closely with the police, clubs and football partners such as Kick It Out in tackling this problem.
We remain committed to making the game family friendly and call upon clubs and match day police to monitor and deal with these incidents accordingly.
The FA are also aware that Manchester United released their own statement on Friday 4th September, while Sir Alex Ferguson has gone on record in the past to condemn offensive chanting across the game.
We do appreciate all of the feedback we receive from supporters. This feedback is collated and used to build a picture of public opinion and is subsequently fed back internally within the organisation. Please rest assured your comments will form part of this feedback process.
I would like to thank you for taking the time and trouble to contact us.