Recent content by DMOEFC

I won’t like it but just like any other player when they put on the shirt and go out on the pitch I’ll support him as part of the team. I’d defend his right to choose too, just your choice says something to me. Anyway whatever happens let’s just hope it’s good for the team on the pitch, we can...

But WHY I chose not to is the point. Like I said I’d have to be strongly against something to flat out refuse. I don’t want to be the villain here derailing the thread and fighting with fellow blues so I’ll keep my thought to myself now.

My apologies for derailing the thread with my disgusting views. On a purely football basis I can see why this could be a good signing just take issues personally elsewhere. Anyway I’ll go back to just browsing and not make your skin crawl anymore. ✌️

woah there. what was disturbing about my views?

Hey look I'm not trying to persecute the fella just saying id rather not have him and why I think what he did was homophobic. Other Muslims have taken part in rainbow campaigns. I don't care what your political or religious beliefs are, if either of them stop you from joining the club in...

And I see the rainbow numbers as more the club making a statement than the individual players. Refusing to wear it however does imo make a statement.

I would never put a tory banner in my window because I hate the tories. I'd have to have strong feelings against something to outright refuse to put it in my window for 2 hours. Thanks I think you helped me make my point.

Oh I don't care if he supports the "cause" that is being inclusive and showing acceptance to a group of the community that has often not found that in football. I'd just sooner not have him at the club if those are his beliefs. I appreciate some don't see it as that big a deal and that's fair...

But don’t you see that him very publicly refuse to wear a shirt to stand against homophobia could hurt people. What does that do to a 13 year old massive fan of his who’s struggling with his sexuality? It’s a tiny gesture that is nothing for players to do that can do a lot of good. Refusing to...

He refused to play because there was a rainbow on his shirt. Twice. The rainbow was there as part of an anti homophobia campaign. If you don’t support a message against homophobia then what else can one conclude. He wasn’t asked to do anything different or special, make a speech attend a gay...

If your work was honouring veterans and had a special uniform staff were to wear with a poppy or some other symbol honouring veterans on it and you refused to work that day because of it people would probably question you too.

Sure everyone has rights, but when you use those rights to refuse to wear a rainbow as part of an anti homophobia campaign then we have the right to call you a homophobe. This wasn't associated with a specific group that some don't like it was just a stance against homophobia. He refused to play...

Nope. No one needs to be respected for their beliefs if their beliefs mean marginalizing and refusing to show support for a group of people. We’re a community club and lgbt are part of that community. If you use your religious beliefs against other people l won’t just blindly support your...

To be fair if we do win City will have had an off day.

He's shown that he isn't good enough or improving, but the fact that some of you even partially base your opinion on him playing football for Everton on how he dresses is dead weird. "I think he focuses too much on fashion" is such a dumb statement. I like the guy just don't think he's good...