It was an opposition player that did it
Sorry, I meant the opposition. The Loyal could be provoked into walking off every week based upon their last two matches.
Any fans at the games?
It was an opposition player that did it
Not sure tbhSorry, I meant the opposition. The Loyal could be provoked into walking off every week based upon their last two matches.
Any fans at the games?
I have Trypanophobia. I apologise for this.Absolutely no place for homophobia or any other phobia in the world , not just sport !
I have Trypanophobia. I apologise for this.
That’s a very good point.... I think that you are correct “ anti “ would probably be a better terminology than “ Phobia “I'm not sure why 'phobia' is used in the context of someone who hates gay people. As in your case, a phobia is a fear, often irrational, of a certain thing. Are we saying that people who are homophobic - or Islamophobic - can't help it? Would 'anti-gay' be more accurate? This article argues that 'phobia' is the right word, as the hate is usually based on fear. I'm not convinced.
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...bia-islamophobia-right-words-associated-press
Really good to read thatProper nice story about a North End fan from Man v Fat in Preston here.
Rainbow Laces: The seven-a-side footballers from Preston who showed respect for their team-mate
It took a few months for Pete Eatough to come out to his Portly Vale team-mates after they were thrown together in a weight-loss league in his hometown of Preston. Alongside fellow player Neil Procter, he tells Sky Sports why their small gesture of solidarity typifies the campaign messagewww.skysports.com
Good on his team mates👍🏻Proper nice story about a North End fan from Man v Fat in Preston here.
Rainbow Laces: The seven-a-side footballers from Preston who showed respect for their team-mate
It took a few months for Pete Eatough to come out to his Portly Vale team-mates after they were thrown together in a weight-loss league in his hometown of Preston. Alongside fellow player Neil Procter, he tells Sky Sports why their small gesture of solidarity typifies the campaign messagewww.skysports.com