Daniel Sturridge

[EwarWoo]

Seems we live a very politically correct world.

Isn't PC madness the general objection people these days use to avoid using what used to be called manners?

[chadrtc]

It's all about context, init. Don't use spook when talking about a coloured person, don't abbreviate Pakistani in the UK. TBH, you gotta give ppl the benefit of the doubt when it comes to this stuff. Can't know every derogatory term ever used.

[banditos]

Guess I've proven my own point there. Dumbass Aussies like me don't know the PC term for ppl of African background. I'd better shut the **** up!

[BG1973]

Sturridge will need to be broken down and sold for spare parts.

How much for the dance moves?

[Leyton388]

[memzey]

Isn't PC madness the general objection people these days use to avoid using what used to be called manners?

Don't think Slinks meant to use the term in a racist way but I agree with the above as well.

[Venton]

[danperkins]

Everytime we need to look to him, there is something wrong. It's even more frustrating than not having anyone ffs because you know he has quality. Sell

[Slinky Skills]

Will Wilson get a chance now do you think? We're pretty light on forwards.

[Paul12]

Never knew the term spook had racist connotations.

Anyone who has ever heard Hot Chocolate's Brother Louie ought to know ("I want no spooks in my family"). Is Slinks that old?

[Red_Polo]

Professor Coleman Slinks

That was my first thought too. Had never realised the racist connotations until reading that.

[Maxiedge]

Again, depends on which part of the world you're from. Coloured is a normal term used in South Africa (without meaning disrespect), which I was shocked to find out.

[Harv]

Injured again.

**** this guy. He's made of crackers (non racist brand)

[Cormack74]

That's superb.

[Bender]

Will Wilson get a chance now do you think? We're pretty light on forwards.

never heard of him!