Twitching & Birdwatching0 min ago
John Terry's racism probe.
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http://www.express.co...-to-face-racism-probe
/// Police are believed to have consulted a lip reader over the words allegedly used by Terry in the video clips posted on the internet.///
Is there no lengths the police won't go to, to get their man?
/// Police are believed to have consulted a lip reader over the words allegedly used by Terry in the video clips posted on the internet.///
Is there no lengths the police won't go to, to get their man?
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I am no lip reader, but I saw the Terry clip before the FA got it pulled off of YouTube. I am no lip reader, but it was pretty clear what he mouthed.
He is a disgrace, and deserves a lengthy ban.
// ...no lengths the Police won't go to. //
Not sure if the double negative was a mistake, or trying to be clever and failing.
He is a disgrace, and deserves a lengthy ban.
// ...no lengths the Police won't go to. //
Not sure if the double negative was a mistake, or trying to be clever and failing.
You have all been groomed by the media into believing that a simple insult is the crime of the century and warrants dozens of lawyers, tv programmes and newspapers making vast sums of money as a result.
Maybe some of you should watch the comedy Love Thy Neighbour. A popular British 70's sitcom which ran for 7 series and where 'insults' were aimed between both black and white characters. We watched the show, laughed and got on with life.
This country has turned into a bunch of cry babies.
Maybe some of you should watch the comedy Love Thy Neighbour. A popular British 70's sitcom which ran for 7 series and where 'insults' were aimed between both black and white characters. We watched the show, laughed and got on with life.
This country has turned into a bunch of cry babies.
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