| Idah on 21:44 - Sep 28 with 2099 views | JJBomber |
The IRA terrorists were always going to complain, being drawn against the number 1 country for counter terrorism. Indeed, Idah is not aware of any abuse at all; it is just a propaganda campaign by the Irish. The Irish players behaviour was disgraceful throughout. Let's hope they are thrown out of the competition. |  | |  |
| Idah on 06:27 - Sep 29 with 1954 views | AnotherJohn |
I'm just glad that Adam did his job and came through this uninjured and with another international goal to his credit. | | | |
| Idah on 08:22 - Sep 29 with 1900 views | KeithHaynes |
| Idah on 21:44 - Sep 28 by JJBomber |
The IRA terrorists were always going to complain, being drawn against the number 1 country for counter terrorism. Indeed, Idah is not aware of any abuse at all; it is just a propaganda campaign by the Irish. The Irish players behaviour was disgraceful throughout. Let's hope they are thrown out of the competition. |
I would be interested to hear your reasoning for the behaviour of Irelands players. |  |
| |
| Idah on 10:03 - Sep 29 with 1785 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
Not sure why the FAI have to name a player when they are investigating and neither the player or officials reported anything. |  |
| |
| Idah on 11:03 - Sep 29 with 1752 views | OptimisticJack |
| Idah on 08:22 - Sep 29 by KeithHaynes |
I would be interested to hear your reasoning for the behaviour of Irelands players. |
Racism breeds racism.
So saddened that Adam Idah was subjected to this but the Irish contributed massively to the toxic atmosphere.
We are living in such a sad divided world.
It saddens me immensely. | |
| |
| Idah on 11:24 - Sep 29 with 1736 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Idah on 11:03 - Sep 29 by OptimisticJack |
Racism breeds racism.
So saddened that Adam Idah was subjected to this but the Irish contributed massively to the toxic atmosphere.
We are living in such a sad divided world.
It saddens me immensely. |
The FAI haven't come up with any evidence yet. | |
| |
| Idah on 11:47 - Sep 29 with 1709 views | KeithHaynes |
| Idah on 11:24 - Sep 29 by JACKMANANDBOY |
The FAI haven't come up with any evidence yet. |
Exactly. | |
| |
| Idah on 11:49 - Sep 29 with 1707 views | JJBomber |
| Idah on 08:22 - Sep 29 by KeithHaynes |
I would be interested to hear your reasoning for the behaviour of Irelands players. |
The IRA have a long history of weapon smuggling and arms purchases from the IRGC in Iran and Gadhafi in Libya. The Irish government as well as the football associations would have organised the protests.
You will know that James McClean doesn't join his other Wrexham players in wearing a poppy for Remembrance Day. His family would be kneecapped if he did. The IRA are still very active in all aspects of Irish life. | | | |
Login to get fewer ads
| Idah on 12:41 - Sep 29 with 1659 views | KeithHaynes |
| Idah on 11:49 - Sep 29 by JJBomber |
The IRA have a long history of weapon smuggling and arms purchases from the IRGC in Iran and Gadhafi in Libya. The Irish government as well as the football associations would have organised the protests.
You will know that James McClean doesn't join his other Wrexham players in wearing a poppy for Remembrance Day. His family would be kneecapped if he did. The IRA are still very active in all aspects of Irish life. |
I am fully aware my brother lives on the Shankill in Belfast.
I’m unaware of the FAI arranging protests, do you have a link to this ? | |
| |
| Idah on 12:42 - Sep 29 with 1659 views | ncswan |
| Idah on 08:22 - Sep 29 by KeithHaynes |
I would be interested to hear your reasoning for the behaviour of Irelands players. |
Manager Heimir Hallgrímsson sparked a major diplomatic row during a squad announcement when he voiced the locker room's deep reluctance. He told reporters, "We're not playing with genocide, we're playing against genocide." from Yahoo Sports
My feelings: So, what about the genocide AND heinous crimes committed by Hamas against the 1,200+ Israelis AND the abduction of 251 hostages, some of whom were American citizens, in Hamas' coordinated attack against Israel AND on Israeli soil on Oct 7, 2023?
The Republic of Ireland football federation stated that the players wore black armbands in recognition of "all lives lost in the conflict" in Gaza during their UEFA Nations League match against Israel.
Faced with escalating tensions, the Irish players held an intense four-hour team meeting before traveling to Hungary. from Instagram & Kuwaittimes
• The Majority Vote: The squad voted by a significant majority to go ahead with the match but agreed to execute the on-pitch silent protests (such as skipping the handshakes and wearing the armbands).
• Gavin Bazunu's Stance: Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu opted out entirely. He chose to boycott the match and the upcoming return fixture, stating his personal conviction that "the killing of innocent people is wrong. from Yahoo Sports
Again, my feelings: So, what about the genocide AND heinous crimes committed by Hamas against the 1,200+ Israelis AND the abduction of 251 hostages, some of whom were American citizens, in Hamas' coordinated attack against Israel AND on Israeli soil on Oct 7, 2023?
The Gaza Strip (Hamas Control): Hamas held de facto administrative and military control over the Gaza Strip. After winning the Palestinian legislative elections in 2006, a brief civil conflict with the rival Fatah faction ended in 2007 with Hamas forcibly seizing full control of the Gaza enclave. from Wikipedia | | | |
| Idah on 12:57 - Sep 29 with 1625 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Idah on 12:42 - Sep 29 by ncswan |
Manager Heimir Hallgrímsson sparked a major diplomatic row during a squad announcement when he voiced the locker room's deep reluctance. He told reporters, "We're not playing with genocide, we're playing against genocide." from Yahoo Sports
My feelings: So, what about the genocide AND heinous crimes committed by Hamas against the 1,200+ Israelis AND the abduction of 251 hostages, some of whom were American citizens, in Hamas' coordinated attack against Israel AND on Israeli soil on Oct 7, 2023?
The Republic of Ireland football federation stated that the players wore black armbands in recognition of "all lives lost in the conflict" in Gaza during their UEFA Nations League match against Israel.
Faced with escalating tensions, the Irish players held an intense four-hour team meeting before traveling to Hungary. from Instagram & Kuwaittimes
• The Majority Vote: The squad voted by a significant majority to go ahead with the match but agreed to execute the on-pitch silent protests (such as skipping the handshakes and wearing the armbands).
• Gavin Bazunu's Stance: Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu opted out entirely. He chose to boycott the match and the upcoming return fixture, stating his personal conviction that "the killing of innocent people is wrong. from Yahoo Sports
Again, my feelings: So, what about the genocide AND heinous crimes committed by Hamas against the 1,200+ Israelis AND the abduction of 251 hostages, some of whom were American citizens, in Hamas' coordinated attack against Israel AND on Israeli soil on Oct 7, 2023?
The Gaza Strip (Hamas Control): Hamas held de facto administrative and military control over the Gaza Strip. After winning the Palestinian legislative elections in 2006, a brief civil conflict with the rival Fatah faction ended in 2007 with Hamas forcibly seizing full control of the Gaza enclave. from Wikipedia |
People ignore the number of people who have been killed by Hamas in Gaza, the absence of women's or gay rights in Palestine and the PAs pay to slay policy in which it spends £130 Million a year paying people to kill Israeli's.
All of this can be referenced by ' reliable sources ' but it does not seem to matter and then the historical difficult relationship between Catholicism and Judaism adds to the mix. | |
| |
| Idah on 13:02 - Sep 29 with 1621 views | DoubeDoube |
| Idah on 11:49 - Sep 29 by JJBomber |
The IRA have a long history of weapon smuggling and arms purchases from the IRGC in Iran and Gadhafi in Libya. The Irish government as well as the football associations would have organised the protests.
You will know that James McClean doesn't join his other Wrexham players in wearing a poppy for Remembrance Day. His family would be kneecapped if he did. The IRA are still very active in all aspects of Irish life. |
Swansea Loyal ?  |  | | |
| Idah on 16:04 - Sep 29 with 1448 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Idah on 12:57 - Sep 29 by JACKMANANDBOY |
People ignore the number of people who have been killed by Hamas in Gaza, the absence of women's or gay rights in Palestine and the PAs pay to slay policy in which it spends £130 Million a year paying people to kill Israeli's.
All of this can be referenced by ' reliable sources ' but it does not seem to matter and then the historical difficult relationship between Catholicism and Judaism adds to the mix. |
Gaza and Lebanon were known to be modern kind and liberal places in the 1950-1960 s I have read. Then Zionist arrived and " radicalised" not only their own people but local Muslims and Christians too. The balance was altered and chaos ensued and has continued ever since. The Isreals have never stopped stealing land by force and the Palestinians have never stopped resisting which many call self defence.
Palestine and Lebanon were very livable places until Hebrew speakers arrived with American accents and created refugees and migrants from Palestine to Lebanon. There are some hot heads on this thread for sure
Posters on this site tell me I am a wall flower when I complain about player subjected to animal chants. Most do not understand that racism and ethic slurs ars a concept that applies to all not just certain ethnic groups. [Post edited 29 Sep 16:13]
|  |
| |
| Idah on 16:25 - Sep 29 with 1425 views | JJBomber |
| Idah on 16:04 - Sep 29 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Gaza and Lebanon were known to be modern kind and liberal places in the 1950-1960 s I have read. Then Zionist arrived and " radicalised" not only their own people but local Muslims and Christians too. The balance was altered and chaos ensued and has continued ever since. The Isreals have never stopped stealing land by force and the Palestinians have never stopped resisting which many call self defence.
Palestine and Lebanon were very livable places until Hebrew speakers arrived with American accents and created refugees and migrants from Palestine to Lebanon. There are some hot heads on this thread for sure
Posters on this site tell me I am a wall flower when I complain about player subjected to animal chants. Most do not understand that racism and ethic slurs ars a concept that applies to all not just certain ethnic groups. [Post edited 29 Sep 16:13]
|
There's no such place as Palestine. | | | |
| Idah on 16:30 - Sep 29 with 1418 views | Fireboy2 |
Can this either be stopped or moved to the non football topics as it has turned away dramatically from football. |  | | |
| Idah on 16:31 - Sep 29 with 1409 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Idah on 12:57 - Sep 29 by JACKMANANDBOY |
People ignore the number of people who have been killed by Hamas in Gaza, the absence of women's or gay rights in Palestine and the PAs pay to slay policy in which it spends £130 Million a year paying people to kill Israeli's.
All of this can be referenced by ' reliable sources ' but it does not seem to matter and then the historical difficult relationship between Catholicism and Judaism adds to the mix. |
I think sensible people would say the whole situation is an abhorrent mess and that far too many people are getting killed/murdered by both sides. The question always has been what can we do to stop it?
A question nibody has ever been able to answer.
Religion has a lot to answer for. | | | |
| Idah on 16:33 - Sep 29 with 1412 views | KeithHaynes |
| Idah on 16:04 - Sep 29 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Gaza and Lebanon were known to be modern kind and liberal places in the 1950-1960 s I have read. Then Zionist arrived and " radicalised" not only their own people but local Muslims and Christians too. The balance was altered and chaos ensued and has continued ever since. The Isreals have never stopped stealing land by force and the Palestinians have never stopped resisting which many call self defence.
Palestine and Lebanon were very livable places until Hebrew speakers arrived with American accents and created refugees and migrants from Palestine to Lebanon. There are some hot heads on this thread for sure
Posters on this site tell me I am a wall flower when I complain about player subjected to animal chants. Most do not understand that racism and ethic slurs ars a concept that applies to all not just certain ethnic groups. [Post edited 29 Sep 16:13]
|
But still there are nigh on 2M practising Muslims in Israel. The majority are Arabs (a cultural identity) Also, Arab citizens have had Israeli citizenship and political rights. Adult citizens can vote, form political parties, stand for the Knesset, use the courts, attend Israeli universities and work throughout the economy. Israel’s electoral law gives every Israeli citizen aged 18 or over the right to vote.
I will admit there are disproportionate amounts of Arabs not in govt, but they too have thriving businesses and access to everything the Israeli Jews do. Business support especially.
This post has been edited by an administrator | |
| |
| Idah on 17:52 - Sep 29 with 1346 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Idah on 16:30 - Sep 29 by Fireboy2 |
Can this either be stopped or moved to the non football topics as it has turned away dramatically from football. |
Sadly the FAI have conflated politics and football. I agree keep them separate. | |
| |
| Idah on 18:06 - Sep 29 with 1325 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Idah on 17:52 - Sep 29 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Sadly the FAI have conflated politics and football. I agree keep them separate. |
Isreal should not be UEFA at all. They should be forced to play with their neighbours like Jordan. Perhaps then they will learn the art of compromise.. | |
| |
| Idah on 18:21 - Sep 29 with 1309 views | JJBomber |
| Idah on 16:33 - Sep 29 by KeithHaynes |
But still there are nigh on 2M practising Muslims in Israel. The majority are Arabs (a cultural identity) Also, Arab citizens have had Israeli citizenship and political rights. Adult citizens can vote, form political parties, stand for the Knesset, use the courts, attend Israeli universities and work throughout the economy. Israel’s electoral law gives every Israeli citizen aged 18 or over the right to vote.
I will admit there are disproportionate amounts of Arabs not in govt, but they too have thriving businesses and access to everything the Israeli Jews do. Business support especially.
This post has been edited by an administrator |
Arabs make up 20% of the Knesset. I wonder if the righteous people of Eire have 20% Protestants in their government??? | | | |
| Idah on 18:38 - Sep 29 with 1295 views | KeithHaynes |
| Idah on 18:06 - Sep 29 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Isreal should not be UEFA at all. They should be forced to play with their neighbours like Jordan. Perhaps then they will learn the art of compromise.. |
Forced ? | |
| |
| Idah on 02:22 - Oct 1 with 861 views | JJBomber |
No interest to me. You know Al Jazeera is owned and run by the IRGC don't you? Why would anyone get their propaganda from there? | | | |
| Idah on 08:49 - Oct 1 with 803 views | pete |
| Idah on 18:21 - Sep 29 by JJBomber |
Arabs make up 20% of the Knesset. I wonder if the righteous people of Eire have 20% Protestants in their government??? |
the upcoming elections may help if there is a change in Israel s leadership | | | |
| Idah on 09:13 - Oct 1 with 789 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Idah on 02:22 - Oct 1 by JJBomber |
No interest to me. You know Al Jazeera is owned and run by the IRGC don't you? Why would anyone get their propaganda from there? |
You are not interested because you are comfortable with the narrative you have. . It is a position you are comfortable with and you think you can defend.
Isreal and Iran are theocracies and if you are not of that faith you not be treated equally in this countries . I would not back the narrative's of either of them. Both breed fanatics and unreasonable behaviour such as the violent militants " settlers" who kill and beat up locals and doing "gods work" .
You have "picked a side" which for me is not necessary. Yog may prefer this side based on a closer religious outlook perhaps.
Isrealis do not get a free pass on my book. [Post edited 1 Oct 9:15]
| |
| |
| |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.