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Tbh both families need to grow a pair.

You think anyone could deter me from watching my son play for his country in a major tournament.

I think the fact both their families are integrated culturally makes them even more of a target.

My aunties white husband got jumped in Brighton cos he came out the pub with her, I can imagine the odds for that happening over there are 10 times worse.

Allow putting your wife in that environment.

damn thats fucked

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Tbh both families need to grow a pair.

You think anyone could deter me from watching my son play for his country in a major tournament.

I think the fact both their families are integrated culturally makes them even more of a target.

My aunties white husband got jumped in Brighton cos he came out the pub with her, I can imagine the odds for that happening over there are 10 times worse.

Allow putting your wife in that environment.

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This argument is relevant for normal people. Walcotts family are going to be in a hotel and get straight onto a coach to the game. Where they will be escorted to the posh seats and after the game they will get back on the coach and go bck to their 5* hotel. These people won't even know they've left London. If they are that shook just stay in the hotel.

This is what i've been screaming

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Euro 2012: Stadiums of Hate at 2030 on BBC One tonight

Watched the clip of this earlier, looks fucked,

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The families staying at home is common sense and the best decision in regards to the players.

Imagine playing and being out there for a few weeks and constantly worrying about the safety of members of your family, not the best conditions to be playing in a major tournament,

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Show Racism the Red Card (SRTRC) chief executive Ged Grebby has condemned Roy Hodgson and England over their decision to leave Rio Ferdinand out of the Three Lions squad for Euro 2012.

The Manchester United centre-back was snubbed by Hodgson when he announced his initial 23-man squad in May, with the former West Brom manager insisting that the decision was purely down to "footballing reasons".

A jaw injury to Gary Cahill in the friendly win over Belgium on Saturday, that subsequently led to the Chelsea defender having to withdraw from the travelling party, could have seen Ferdinand come into contention for a call-up, although Hodgson instead opted for Liverpool youngster Martin Kelly.

Grebby, who founded the SRTRC charity in 1996, has labelled the decision to overlook Ferdinand as "strange" and believes the one-time Leeds United star will want answers when the tournament in Poland and Ukraine comes to a close.

"We support Rio and his agent," he told Goal.com. "The logic has been to get on with the tournament but Rio's comments, and what his agent has said, are right. If it was purely footballing reasons then what's the reason behind Gary Cahill's replacement?

"It's a strange decision [to leave Rio Ferdinand out of the squad] to say the least and Rio will want to know what's gone on after the tournament."

There have been suggestions that Ferdinand's exclusion from the squad is linked to the presence of John Terry amongst the 23 and, with the Chelsea skipper's court case for allegedly racially abusing Ferdinand's younger brother, Anton, set to begin on July 9, Grebby feels the 31-year-old should have been suspended permanently.

"If John Terry was in an ordinary work place with good trade union policies he would have initially been suspended on full pay and now that it's gone to court, suspended to the outcome of the case in July," he added.

"The FA acted initially by dropping him as captain. Every England fan wants to move on and if it was a footballing decision it becomes even stranger after Cahill dropped out.

"No disrespect to Martin Kelly but to leave out someone with 81 England caps who has played without injury for Manchester United since January is strange."

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hes actually chatting sense though

initially thought the same after the first couple lines but after i carried on reading it makes sense....

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The Spaniard referred to Johnson as "negrito", the same term that saw Luis Suarez given an eight-game ban for using it towards Patrice Evra.

Pacheco sent a tweet reading: "@glen_johnson good luck negrito !!!!"in response to Johnson's tweet about being on his way to Poland with the England nation team.

The former Barcelona trainee then faced angry Tweets from people who deemed his message unacceptable before going on to explain his intentions.

He Tweeted: "I Allready explained in past what Negrito could mean. Good or bad depends how you say it. I always called @glen_johnson it in terms of love.

"Last tweet about it. @gln glen_johnson speak spanish and he knows what that mean when I say it to him. He is one of best mates there for me."

These guys

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every country thinks blatter/platini hates them

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If you agree with Platini issuing players yellow cards who walk off then you're just as much a racist as those in the crowd.

No one should have to go out and play whilst under racial abuse and no referee should have the power to control another mans threshold.

If Balottelli hurts inside the minute those chants are happening the referee can't just look at him and say I'll give it another 5 minutes and if it gets worse i'll take action.

As an individual working for an organization they are in the wrong for placing you in a dangerous working environment and you shouldn't have to be subjected to such physical abuse neither should you be forced to play in it because you're a role model and footballs not an ordinary job.

It's f*ck*ng obsured that he's punishing victims here, it's his role as a leader of an organization to place his employees or representitives in safe environments but sorry Poland/Ukraine simply is not! he's at risk of a total walk out from with teams pulling out of the competition if things can't be restraint and he's putting enormous pressure on the man in charge who shouldn't have to carry that, his job is to referee a match not carry political correctness on his shoulders.

The whole thing is a f*ck*ng joke

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think its better for the player to tell the ref and the game to be stopped then just walk off

if they allow man to just walk off... how long till coaches start using it as a tactic bringing off all his players saying some of them were being racially abused

the ref is in charge of the match not the players

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I remember that team in holland when the keeper got attacked then red carded. Fucking backwards.

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So you're saying if you was at your desk and some bloke was leaning over calling you racist names you'd wait for your line manager to come out of his office to come and deal with the matter?

Alternatively you could go to your line manager and tell him of the situation and if he doesn't deal with the matter immediately you walk out of the office, it's simple.

Like I was saying that example illustrates how no referee should have the responsibility to determine another mans threshold to abuse, if Balottelli was to tell the referee about the abuse and all he does was note down the incident and tell him to carry on? that's a f*ck*ng insult in itself, he should walk off.

Sorry but it's UEFA's fault for putting their representatives in an unsafe environment that's subject to hostility and obviously he's lost faith of all the players which is the most worrying thing

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think its better for the player to tell the ref and the game to be stopped then just walk off

So you're saying if you was at your desk and some bloke was leaning over calling you racist names you'd wait for your line manager to come out of his office to come and deal with the matter?

go to your line manager and tell him of the situation

thats it

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And a referee is qualified to deal with such problems?

He should have control to assess whether externalities off the pitch are having a negative influence on sporting performance although I wouldn't put him in the bracket of being able to assess how badly a person is affected which requires various doctorines in Psychology although if Platini feels he can trust a referee to put the mental health of his players in the hands of a referee then may the repercussions lay on his shoulders.

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