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johnp
27-09-06, 11:54 PM
Horrible :rant:
Shaggy
28-09-06, 12:02 AM
Dirty bastard. And he had the cheek to laugh when the red card came out.
Harv
28-09-06, 04:55 AM
what else would you expect from that cheating I-tie bastard!!!:rant: :rant: :rant:
darkknight
28-09-06, 08:19 AM
I knew he dived - that confirmed it.
Neil Young
28-09-06, 08:29 AM
what else would you expect from that cheating I-tie bastard!!!:rant: :rant: :rant:

"I-tie" - is that really necessary? Why not just call him a wop? :rolleyes:
Reece
28-09-06, 08:37 AM
Easy with the racism there Neil mate.

Does anyone have a clip of this elbow? You Tube perhaps?
Harv
28-09-06, 10:03 AM
"I-tie" - is that really necessary? Why not just call him a wop? :rolleyes:


considering im half "wog" i feel i have every right to use the term:crackoff:

anyway, why cant anyone have nicknames anymore? Pom, Aussie, Yank......etc etc...these seem ok to use.....but I-tie isnt?:shake:
sad world where we cant have a bit of fun, ive got no problem with anyone calling me an Aussie.;) Generally you can tell when there is a racial connotation involved, eg making monkey noises when a black player gets the ball.....now that is racist- and should be dealt with. Having a nickname for another countries people isnt IMO.

feel free to discuss.:D
Reece
28-09-06, 10:05 AM
Kind of agree, but anyway....

.... does anyone have a clip of this elbow please? My YouTube search was to no avail.
Neil Young
28-09-06, 10:15 AM
considering im half "wog" i feel i have every right to use the term:crackoff:

anyway, why cant anyone have nicknames anymore? Pom, Aussie, Yank......etc etc...these seem ok to use.....but I-tie isnt?:shake:
sad world where we cant have a bit of fun, ive got no problem with anyone calling me an Aussie.;) Generally you can tell when there is a racial connotation involved, eg making monkey noises when a black player gets the ball.....now that is racist- and should be dealt with. Having a nickname for another countries people isnt IMO.

feel free to discuss.:D

I'm not at all keen on any of the terms you mention, they're all pretty derogatory to me. Is **** OK? I don't really see the difference.

Thanks for not taking it personally. It wasn't meant to be a personal attack at all. :handshake:
Maestro
28-09-06, 10:28 AM
The derogatory term for an Italian in the German language is "Spaghetti-fresser" ...i.e. spaghetti muncher. :confused:

Kind of tame, IMO.
Harv
28-09-06, 10:35 AM
The derogatory term for an Italian in the German language is "Spaghetti-fresser" ...i.e. spaghetti muncher. :confused:

Kind of tame, IMO.

like aussies call Indians and Pakistanis "curry munchers";)
Harv
28-09-06, 10:38 AM
I'm not at all keen on any of the terms you mention, they're all pretty derogatory to me. Is **** OK? I don't really see the difference.

Thanks for not taking it personally. It wasn't meant to be a personal attack at all. :handshake:


Its cool Youngie:handshake:

Its really borderline on how you say these terms.....they can be said in a very derogatory way...but they can be said in a way where they seem ok.

Anyway i meant no harm in what i said, i have many italian friends, they would know i meant nothing by it.

:D
Maestro
28-09-06, 10:44 AM
Meanwhile, a Viennese person is called "Schnitzelface" by Austrians from outside of Vienna.

:haha:

I also think that is harmless enough...
Reece
28-09-06, 10:46 AM
Austrians really know how to cut deep :D
PTP
28-09-06, 11:18 AM
Meanwhile, a Viennese person is called "Schnitzelface" by Austrians from outside of Vienna.

:haha:

I also think that is harmless enough...

:haha: :haha: Thats' brilliant - I have know idea what itmeans but it made me laugh.
Mattshark
28-09-06, 03:44 PM
:haha: :haha: Thats' brilliant - I have know idea what itmeans but it made me laugh.
schnitzel is pork covered in breadcrumbs.
Maestro
28-09-06, 03:49 PM
...it's a typical Viennese dish. I had one for lunch in fact.

Yummy!
lfc4ever
28-09-06, 03:50 PM
schnitzel is pork covered in breadcrumbs.

But it is well flattened before coating, so ie. flat as a pankake face.
Rich
28-09-06, 03:57 PM
:handshake: Sounds good enough to eat!
Mumsafan
28-09-06, 04:51 PM
considering im half "wog" i feel i have every right to use the term:crackoff:

anyway, why cant anyone have nicknames anymore? Pom, Aussie, Yank......etc etc...these seem ok to use.....but I-tie isnt?:shake:
sad world where we cant have a bit of fun, ive got no problem with anyone calling me an Aussie.;) Generally you can tell when there is a racial connotation involved, eg making monkey noises when a black player gets the ball.....now that is racist- and should be dealt with. Having a nickname for another countries people isnt IMO.

feel free to discuss.:D

I'm not sure that Neil knows that wog means something different in Australia. Aplogies if he does.
johnp
30-09-06, 05:05 PM
Easy with the racism there Neil mate.

Does anyone have a clip of this elbow? You Tube perhaps?


You'll see it here at about 2 mins 50.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORyw_Vbr8NM
Harv
01-10-06, 11:50 AM
wasnt that bad....hes still a dirty wog though:)
Tom
01-10-06, 08:02 PM
I've seen a lot worse. Thatcher's recent one for example. Not condoning it like