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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford

Reports that the Spanish Ladies football world cup winning team are on strike after the Spanish football chief kissed a player on the lips at the medal ceremony. They want him sacked. There is more to this than meets the eye. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Men not knowing boundaries as per usual.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Damn sangria

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Not the first time the Spanish team have had issues with the leadership.

Nice to see some of the male players stand with them

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Luis kissed a World Cup Winner

Outing himself as a Spanish sinner

FIFA reps take lots of bungs

But t’was a mistake to kiss with tongues

He had hoped she’d be the team bike

But now they’ve all gone out on strike

There’s only one way that they’ll come back:

When the creepy sex offender gets the sack!

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By *tylebender03Man  over a year ago

Manchester

I mean he wouldn’t have done that to Carlos Puyol. He was out of order

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By *rLothbrokMan  over a year ago

Lancs

During celebrations, before the presentation, he was filmed grabbing his crotch whilst stood near Spain’s queen and her daughter. There’s been a lot of emphasis in the media about her being underage too.

He appears to have doubled down in the last 24 hours insisting he won’t be resigning, but I believe legal action may be taken against him, according to reports this evening.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford


"During celebrations, before the presentation, he was filmed grabbing his crotch whilst stood near Spain’s queen and her daughter. There’s been a lot of emphasis in the media about her being underage too.

He appears to have doubled down in the last 24 hours insisting he won’t be resigning, but I believe legal action may be taken against him, according to reports this evening. "

Michael Jackson did that a lot

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By *ndycoinsMan  over a year ago

Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton,

He claims the kiss was consentual

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He claims the kiss was consentual"

And she says the conversation he quoted never happened and was no way consensual

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He claims the kiss was consentual"

Luis says he had consent when he kissed

But the player herself has this notion dismissed

“I really didn’t like it” is what she has said

Let’s face it Luis, your career looks dead.

You’ll have plenty of time to regret your sin

With your reputation firmly lodged in the bin.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford

More to this story than meets the eye

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

está en todas las noticias

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"está en todas las noticias"

Muy bien, Jennie. Muy Bien.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford

So now the whole team refuse to play ?

NEXT !

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By *arakiss12TV/TS  over a year ago

Bedford

They should hand the world cup to the England team as a protest.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"So now the whole team refuse to play ?

NEXT !"

solidarity

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"They should hand the world cup to the England team as a protest. "

I don't think the women should lose something they won fairly because of the alleged actions of one man

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford


"They should hand the world cup to the England team as a protest.

I don't think the women should lose something they won fairly because of the alleged actions of one man"

Tom is no fan of the Spanish but they won fair and square..

Let them have their day on the sun and let's stay out of Spanish affairs

They have that hot latin temperment and should not be messed with

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By *undance_KidMan  over a year ago

London

Hang on a minute, he kissed her on the lips, no tongue! Yes he was wrong, yes he should be told off and warned but sackable offence…. I’m not so sure. I say this because I’ve had aunties give me worse, and women at work too. It’s disgusting but would I want them sacked over it? No, they just need telling that it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t do it again. That’s off my chest now, going back to sleep.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Hang on a minute, he kissed her on the lips, no tongue! Yes he was wrong, yes he should be told off and warned but sackable offence…. I’m not so sure. I say this because I’ve had aunties give me worse, and women at work too. It’s disgusting but would I want them sacked over it? No, they just need telling that it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t do it again. That’s off my chest now, going back to sleep.

"

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media.

He grabbed his crotch and made a lewd gesture whilst in the VIP box, right next to the 16yo crown princess of Spain and her mother, Queen Letizia.

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to.

All this in front of the world. What the fuck does he do in private?!

He should be sacked.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"Hang on a minute, he kissed her on the lips, no tongue! Yes he was wrong, yes he should be told off and warned but sackable offence…. I’m not so sure. I say this because I’ve had aunties give me worse, and women at work too. It’s disgusting but would I want them sacked over it? No, they just need telling that it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t do it again. That’s off my chest now, going back to sleep.

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media.

He grabbed his crotch and made a lewd gesture whilst in the VIP box, right next to the 16yo crown princess of Spain and her mother, Queen Letizia.

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to.

All this in front of the world. What the fuck does he do in private?!

He should be sacked."

Come now KC you're not one of those false feminists are you?

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By *aughtystaffs60Couple  over a year ago

Staffordshire

He has 2 duties of care. As an older person he should not have put a younger female in such an embarrassing position and secondly as a representative of the spanish football association or whatever it is they are called sets a mysogynistic prececent that it's OK to be creepy.

If he has any concience he should resign. Sackable not so sure as all it does is make him some sort of Martyr, like that strawberry blonde bloke over the water is exploiting to the full.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"Hang on a minute, he kissed her on the lips, no tongue! Yes he was wrong, yes he should be told off and warned but sackable offence…. I’m not so sure. I say this because I’ve had aunties give me worse, and women at work too. It’s disgusting but would I want them sacked over it? No, they just need telling that it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t do it again. That’s off my chest now, going back to sleep.

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He's been told it's unacceptable, there's nothing in his behaviour so far to indicate that he won't do it again

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"Hang on a minute, he kissed her on the lips, no tongue! Yes he was wrong, yes he should be told off and warned but sackable offence…. I’m not so sure. I say this because I’ve had aunties give me worse, and women at work too. It’s disgusting but would I want them sacked over it? No, they just need telling that it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t do it again. That’s off my chest now, going back to sleep.

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media.

He grabbed his crotch and made a lewd gesture whilst in the VIP box, right next to the 16yo crown princess of Spain and her mother, Queen Letizia.

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to.

All this in front of the world. What the fuck does he do in private?!

He should be sacked."

To play devil's advocate in this situation ( I AM NOT SAYING WHAT HE DID WAS RIGHT)

Would anyone have batted an eyelid if he did this to a male player?

I mean just see how excited some fans, pundits, player's, managers get when they win a game or tournament.

Some completely loose their shit and possibly for a brief moment he got carried away in the moment??

I'm not sure about the crotch grabbing tho.

Also don't forget that this is a very tactile culture where kissing is an intrinsic part of greetings and the like.

Like I said I'm not saying that it is okay, just giving a different point of view.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

He’ll be sacked. And good job too.

This behaviour isn’t acceptable in ANY workplace. Men can’t keep getting away with this

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether "

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Hang on a minute, he kissed her on the lips, no tongue! Yes he was wrong, yes he should be told off and warned but sackable offence…. I’m not so sure. I say this because I’ve had aunties give me worse, and women at work too. It’s disgusting but would I want them sacked over it? No, they just need telling that it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t do it again. That’s off my chest now, going back to sleep.

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media.

He grabbed his crotch and made a lewd gesture whilst in the VIP box, right next to the 16yo crown princess of Spain and her mother, Queen Letizia.

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to.

All this in front of the world. What the fuck does he do in private?!

He should be sacked.

To play devil's advocate in this situation ( I AM NOT SAYING WHAT HE DID WAS RIGHT)

Would anyone have batted an eyelid if he did this to a male player?

I mean just see how excited some fans, pundits, player's, managers get when they win a game or tournament.

Some completely loose their shit and possibly for a brief moment he got carried away in the moment??

I'm not sure about the crotch grabbing tho.

Also don't forget that this is a very tactile culture where kissing is an intrinsic part of greetings and the like.

Like I said I'm not saying that it is okay, just giving a different point of view.

"

Spanish culture does not include grabbing faces and snogging them without consent. It does not include picking people up and carrying them round like a sack of potatoes. It does not include making lewd gestures.

Source: I've spent vast swathes of my life in Spain and with Spanish people. U have lots of Spanish friends and they are all united in finding his behaviour abhorrent.

The Spanish FA have a long history of machismo.

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"Hang on a minute, he kissed her on the lips, no tongue! Yes he was wrong, yes he should be told off and warned but sackable offence…. I’m not so sure. I say this because I’ve had aunties give me worse, and women at work too. It’s disgusting but would I want them sacked over it? No, they just need telling that it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t do it again. That’s off my chest now, going back to sleep.

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media.

He grabbed his crotch and made a lewd gesture whilst in the VIP box, right next to the 16yo crown princess of Spain and her mother, Queen Letizia.

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to.

All this in front of the world. What the fuck does he do in private?!

He should be sacked.

To play devil's advocate in this situation ( I AM NOT SAYING WHAT HE DID WAS RIGHT)

Would anyone have batted an eyelid if he did this to a male player?

I mean just see how excited some fans, pundits, player's, managers get when they win a game or tournament.

Some completely loose their shit and possibly for a brief moment he got carried away in the moment??

I'm not sure about the crotch grabbing tho.

Also don't forget that this is a very tactile culture where kissing is an intrinsic part of greetings and the like.

Like I said I'm not saying that it is okay, just giving a different point of view.

Spanish culture does not include grabbing faces and snogging them without consent. It does not include picking people up and carrying them round like a sack of potatoes. It does not include making lewd gestures.

Source: I've spent vast swathes of my life in Spain and with Spanish people. U have lots of Spanish friends and they are all united in finding his behaviour abhorrent.

The Spanish FA have a long history of machismo."

Fair points

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??"

He claimed that he had consent (a claim refuted by the woman he kissed) and called his critics 'false feminists' to a hearty round of applause from a mostly male audience.

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??

He claimed that he had consent (a claim refuted by the woman he kissed) and called his critics 'false feminists' to a hearty round of applause from a mostly male audience.

"

Sounds a bit "Trump like"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Hang on a minute, he kissed her on the lips, no tongue! Yes he was wrong, yes he should be told off and warned but sackable offence…. I’m not so sure. I say this because I’ve had aunties give me worse, and women at work too. It’s disgusting but would I want them sacked over it? No, they just need telling that it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t do it again. That’s off my chest now, going back to sleep.

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media.

He grabbed his crotch and made a lewd gesture whilst in the VIP box, right next to the 16yo crown princess of Spain and her mother, Queen Letizia.

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to.

All this in front of the world. What the fuck does he do in private?!

He should be sacked.

To play devil's advocate in this situation ( I AM NOT SAYING WHAT HE DID WAS RIGHT)

Would anyone have batted an eyelid if he did this to a male player?

I mean just see how excited some fans, pundits, player's, managers get when they win a game or tournament.

Some completely loose their shit and possibly for a brief moment he got carried away in the moment??

I'm not sure about the crotch grabbing tho.

Also don't forget that this is a very tactile culture where kissing is an intrinsic part of greetings and the like.

Like I said I'm not saying that it is okay, just giving a different point of view.

Spanish culture does not include grabbing faces and snogging them without consent. It does not include picking people up and carrying them round like a sack of potatoes. It does not include making lewd gestures.

Source: I've spent vast swathes of my life in Spain and with Spanish people. U have lots of Spanish friends and they are all united in finding his behaviour abhorrent.

The Spanish FA have a long history of machismo.

Fair points "

Then again with FIFA running things he'll probably get an extended contract, a bonus, a bung and a free voucher to the local knocking shop

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??

He claimed that he had consent (a claim refuted by the woman he kissed) and called his critics 'false feminists' to a hearty round of applause from a mostly male audience.

Sounds a bit "Trump like""

The problem is that only two people know what was said. He's claiming he had consent she's saying he didn't. Neither of these people are going to come out of this unscathed. It looks as if the Spanish football authorities are considering legal action against Jenni Hermoso.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

What a bloody ending to a joyous occasion!

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??

He claimed that he had consent (a claim refuted by the woman he kissed) and called his critics 'false feminists' to a hearty round of applause from a mostly male audience.

Sounds a bit "Trump like"

The problem is that only two people know what was said. He's claiming he had consent she's saying he didn't. Neither of these people are going to come out of this unscathed. It looks as if the Spanish football authorities are considering legal action against Jenni Hermoso. "

How on earth in all the melee and excitement joy and celebration did he have the time and composure to ask for permission to kiss her on the mouth?

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By *ostindreamsMan  over a year ago

London


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??

He claimed that he had consent (a claim refuted by the woman he kissed) and called his critics 'false feminists' to a hearty round of applause from a mostly male audience.

"

I don't understand how he got consent there. If he did, it should have been in the video?

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By *luttyLaylaWoman  over a year ago

North West

Sack him

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??

He claimed that he had consent (a claim refuted by the woman he kissed) and called his critics 'false feminists' to a hearty round of applause from a mostly male audience.

Sounds a bit "Trump like"

The problem is that only two people know what was said. He's claiming he had consent she's saying he didn't. Neither of these people are going to come out of this unscathed. It looks as if the Spanish football authorities are considering legal action against Jenni Hermoso.

How on earth in all the melee and excitement joy and celebration did he have the time and composure to ask for permission to kiss her on the mouth?"

I don't know but he claims he asked "a kiss?" (Or similar phrasing) and she agreed.

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??

He claimed that he had consent (a claim refuted by the woman he kissed) and called his critics 'false feminists' to a hearty round of applause from a mostly male audience.

Sounds a bit "Trump like"

The problem is that only two people know what was said. He's claiming he had consent she's saying he didn't. Neither of these people are going to come out of this unscathed. It looks as if the Spanish football authorities are considering legal action against Jenni Hermoso.

How on earth in all the melee and excitement joy and celebration did he have the time and composure to ask for permission to kiss her on the mouth?

I don't know but he claims he asked "a kiss?" (Or similar phrasing) and she agreed. "

Maybe she thought he was going to kiss her cheeks if he did ask?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Hang on a minute, he kissed her on the lips, no tongue! Yes he was wrong, yes he should be told off and warned but sackable offence…. I’m not so sure. I say this because I’ve had aunties give me worse, and women at work too. It’s disgusting but would I want them sacked over it? No, they just need telling that it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t do it again. That’s off my chest now, going back to sleep.

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media.

He grabbed his crotch and made a lewd gesture whilst in the VIP box, right next to the 16yo crown princess of Spain and her mother, Queen Letizia.

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to.

All this in front of the world. What the fuck does he do in private?!

He should be sacked.

To play devil's advocate in this situation ( I AM NOT SAYING WHAT HE DID WAS RIGHT)

Would anyone have batted an eyelid if he did this to a male player?

I mean just see how excited some fans, pundits, player's, managers get when they win a game or tournament.

Some completely loose their shit and possibly for a brief moment he got carried away in the moment??

I'm not sure about the crotch grabbing tho.

Also don't forget that this is a very tactile culture where kissing is an intrinsic part of greetings and the like.

Like I said I'm not saying that it is okay, just giving a different point of view.

Spanish culture does not include grabbing faces and snogging them without consent. It does not include picking people up and carrying them round like a sack of potatoes. It does not include making lewd gestures.

Source: I've spent vast swathes of my life in Spain and with Spanish people. U have lots of Spanish friends and they are all united in finding his behaviour abhorrent.

The Spanish FA have a long history of machismo.

Fair points

Then again with FIFA running things he'll probably get an extended contract, a bonus, a bung and a free voucher to the local knocking shop"

Yup. With Infantino's signed pic as a bonus gift.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??

He claimed that he had consent (a claim refuted by the woman he kissed) and called his critics 'false feminists' to a hearty round of applause from a mostly male audience.

Sounds a bit "Trump like"

The problem is that only two people know what was said. He's claiming he had consent she's saying he didn't. Neither of these people are going to come out of this unscathed. It looks as if the Spanish football authorities are considering legal action against Jenni Hermoso.

How on earth in all the melee and excitement joy and celebration did he have the time and composure to ask for permission to kiss her on the mouth?

I don't know but he claims he asked "a kiss?" (Or similar phrasing) and she agreed.

Maybe she thought he was going to kiss her cheeks if he did ask?

"

The "Spanish" peck on the cheek would have been acceptable, assuming his hands stayed where they should. But that's not what he did.

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By *iddle ManMan  over a year ago

Walsall

The kiss.

If... It was all spontaneous and in the joyful moment with no harmful intent, then I do have some sympathy for the guy. Yes he over stepped the boundary but it was a joyful moment. If you watch a lot of football and sports then there is a lot of kissing, men on men too, touching etc in the most joyous and celebratory moments. People don't get the content before all of this.

That is me trying to find why he did it. If he has done it because they are female then it's a definite no no.

I'm just trying to play devil's advocate here.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??

He claimed that he had consent (a claim refuted by the woman he kissed) and called his critics 'false feminists' to a hearty round of applause from a mostly male audience.

Sounds a bit "Trump like"

The problem is that only two people know what was said. He's claiming he had consent she's saying he didn't. Neither of these people are going to come out of this unscathed. It looks as if the Spanish football authorities are considering legal action against Jenni Hermoso.

How on earth in all the melee and excitement joy and celebration did he have the time and composure to ask for permission to kiss her on the mouth?

I don't know but he claims he asked "a kiss?" (Or similar phrasing) and she agreed.

Maybe she thought he was going to kiss her cheeks if he did ask?

"

This is the problem isn't it, especially when things like this are played out in public and the media. She will be personally destroyed by this and probably so will he. Not one of us knows the actusy phrasing, whether she heard him, if he said it, what she thought he meant...

The video shows a man quite forcefully holding a woman's head in both hands and kissing her on the lips.

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By *wist my nipplesCouple  over a year ago

North East Scotland, mostly


"I mean he wouldn’t have done that to Carlos Puyol. He was out of order "

This. No further questions.

Mrs TMN x

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Wonder if the other 10 are upset because they never got a kiss

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West

Anyone defending Rubiales would do well to go and research women's rights in recent Spanish history. During the Civil War of 1936-1939, Franco's troops were invited to use r@pe as a tool of war against Republicans.

The very essence of Franquismo (the form of fascism that governed Spain from 1939-1975) was anti women's rights. It was rooted in very traditional Catholic church attitudes and denied women full and equal participation in society. Women were to be wives and mothers only, they were not educated and did not participate in the formal workforce.

Franquismo is still pervasive in Spanish society and some hanker after its full return (see the political party "Vox").

The fact that Spanish women won the football world cup in a macho and anti-female environment is astonishing and is a huge achievement for the team. It's now being trashed by men who can't control their urges and emotions and that's horrific.

The achievement of the Spanish women is so great that I cannot be upset that England lost.

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By *wist my nipplesCouple  over a year ago

North East Scotland, mostly


"Anyone defending Rubiales would do well to go and research women's rights in recent Spanish history. During the Civil War of 1936-1939, Franco's troops were invited to use r@pe as a tool of war against Republicans.

The very essence of Franquismo (the form of fascism that governed Spain from 1939-1975) was anti women's rights. It was rooted in very traditional Catholic church attitudes and denied women full and equal participation in society. Women were to be wives and mothers only, they were not educated and did not participate in the formal workforce.

Franquismo is still pervasive in Spanish society and some hanker after its full return (see the political party "Vox").

The fact that Spanish women won the football world cup in a macho and anti-female environment is astonishing and is a huge achievement for the team. It's now being trashed by men who can't control their urges and emotions and that's horrific.

The achievement of the Spanish women is so great that I cannot be upset that England lost. "

I love you, KC

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By *agpie and RavenMan  over a year ago

Leicester

Anyone who has working eyes, a functional brain, that doesn't have a misogynistic bone in their body and understands the Spanish machismo can see what happened. The earlier public grabbing of his own crotch gives you a clue to what type of man he is. He would never have greeted a male world cup winner the same.

Frank

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

There is a lot more to this than what meets the eye.

Whilst he was wrong and should resign I also believe that the player involved has said things that will prove to be false and the Spanish authorities are calling her out over this.

These things go both ways and I am glad to see someone standing up for the truth, rather than being to scared to say anything

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"There is a lot more to this than what meets the eye.

Whilst he was wrong and should resign I also believe that the player involved has said things that will prove to be false and the Spanish authorities are calling her out over this.

These things go both ways and I am glad to see someone standing up for the truth, rather than being to scared to say anything"

What is the truth in this case?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

No idea, that is why I am not judging but waiting for the official version.. too many people are too keen to judge something without knowing the full story...

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By *penbicoupleCouple  over a year ago

Northampton


"So now the whole team refuse to play ?

NEXT !"

You need to read the news more closely, Tom. There's far more than just the women's world cup team objecting. There's Spain's leadership, FIFA and other male and female players.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"No idea, that is why I am not judging but waiting for the official version.. too many people are too keen to judge something without knowing the full story... "

This is true but I don't know how in earth anyone will get to the truth.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Fifa and the spanish authorities are holding an inquest you listen to both sides, call witnesses and look at any evidence..

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By *penbicoupleCouple  over a year ago

Northampton


"The kiss.

If... It was all spontaneous and in the joyful moment with no harmful intent, then I do have some sympathy for the guy. "

If he can't control himself on the world stage then perhaps his spontaneity makes him unfit to head-up the FA.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"Fifa and the spanish authorities are holding an inquest you listen to both sides, call witnesses and look at any evidence.. "

I know how it works but the bottom line is his word against hers.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The kiss.

If... It was all spontaneous and in the joyful moment with no harmful intent, then I do have some sympathy for the guy.

If he can't control himself on the world stage then perhaps his spontaneity makes him unfit to head-up the FA."

Further allegations are that she tried to pick him up which she denies. The Spanish says it is on film.. should she be sacked?

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"The kiss.

If... It was all spontaneous and in the joyful moment with no harmful intent, then I do have some sympathy for the guy.

If he can't control himself on the world stage then perhaps his spontaneity makes him unfit to head-up the FA.

Further allegations are that she tried to pick him up which she denies. The Spanish says it is on film.. should she be sacked?"

As in lift him?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

yes

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By *agpie and RavenMan  over a year ago

Leicester

Someone says they're waiting for the official version of what happened, what was said. Those who have bothered to look can see everything in its own unedited glory. What's to debate?

Frank

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Someone says they're waiting for the official version of what happened, what was said. Those who have bothered to look can see everything in its own unedited glory. What's to debate?

Frank"

Well done Frank.. guilty without the full details.. that is why the Spanish authorities have said they will sue her... for not telling the truth.

You obviously know more than the rest of us and believe the one clip you see is the whole story.

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By *hagTonightMan  over a year ago

From the land of haribos.

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By *hagTonightMan  over a year ago

From the land of haribos.

When you look at the video, it looks like she didnt want it as she tried to pull away as he took both hands on her head to lean in, there should be some kind of investigation into it. I agree that it does make him look unfit for the position, a kiss on the cheek is ok, but not on the mouth.on the world stage.

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By *penbicoupleCouple  over a year ago

Northampton


"Further allegations are that she tried to pick him up which she denies. The Spanish says it is on film.. should she be sacked?"

No.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

why

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

https://youtu.be/uyWk3pImiX0?feature=shared

All should have been sacked?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Do a picture search on google and you will see picture after picture of footballers (male and female) kissing each other when they are elated. I doubt if all of them consented.

The trouble with the world is that people want to find something to take issue with and complain.. not just over this but anything.

I do not know the full circumstances and if and when they are known a judgement should be made then, not with a knee jerk reaction now.

Is it wrong to kiss another without their consent.. yes of course it is if there is an obvious objection.

I will wait to see what happens and in the meantime he could be suspended pending that investigation. If he or she is lying then that could be serious as well and action should be taken.

I will leave it there

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By *elvet RopeMan  over a year ago

by the big field


"

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media."

Juan did this happen?


"

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to."

Has anyone checked if he's correctly trained for Manuel handling work?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Do a picture search on google and you will see picture after picture of footballers (male and female) kissing each other when they are elated. I doubt if all of them consented.

The trouble with the world is that people want to find something to take issue with and complain.. not just over this but anything.

I do not know the full circumstances and if and when they are known a judgement should be made then, not with a knee jerk reaction now.

Is it wrong to kiss another without their consent.. yes of course it is if there is an obvious objection.

I will wait to see what happens and in the meantime he could be suspended pending that investigation. If he or she is lying then that could be serious as well and action should be taken.

I will leave it there"

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By *agpie and RavenMan  over a year ago

Leicester


"Someone says they're waiting for the official version of what happened, what was said. Those who have bothered to look can see everything in its own unedited glory. What's to debate?

Frank

Well done Frank.. guilty without the full details.. that is why the Spanish authorities have said they will sue her... for not telling the truth.

You obviously know more than the rest of us and believe the one clip you see is the whole story."

The truth about what? The whole point is she was kissed on the lips without invitation. To your knowledge has the video been doctored in any way? If you think it hasn't then do you think the conversation he says they had actually happened? Can you see them having it? Can you see her attempting to lift him up?

Has anyone said there's another clip from another angle refuting her version (and what can be plainly seen) of what happened?

Over to you, sir.

Frank

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By *agpie and RavenMan  over a year ago

Leicester


"Do a picture search on google and you will see picture after picture of footballers (male and female) kissing each other when they are elated. I doubt if all of them consented.

The trouble with the world is that people want to find something to take issue with and complain.. not just over this but anything.

I do not know the full circumstances and if and when they are known a judgement should be made then, not with a knee jerk reaction now.

Is it wrong to kiss another without their consent.. yes of course it is if there is an obvious objection.

I will wait to see what happens and in the meantime he could be suspended pending that investigation. If he or she is lying then that could be serious as well and action should be taken.

I will leave it there"

Look, I'm not disagreeing with you with people always looking for something to complain about, but, you only see same sex footballers kissing each other and then it's a team mate, someone they know.

Frank

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media.

Juan did this happen?

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to.

Has anyone checked if he's correctly trained for Manuel handling work?"

It's really not funny.

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By *tanley FunseekerMan  over a year ago

stanley

Latest reports suggest Spanish FA are going to take legal action against the victim, they claim they have clear evidence she is lying. Sounds straight out of the Donald Trump playbook to me. His position is untenable, just resign already

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By *penbicoupleCouple  over a year ago

Northampton


"Latest reports suggest Spanish FA are going to take legal action against the victim, they claim they have clear evidence she is lying. Sounds straight out of the Donald Trump playbook to me. His position is untenable, just resign already "

She's a national hero and her dad just died. It's an arsehole move, so yeah, very Trumpian.

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By *enerifehotwifecplCouple  over a year ago

West Yorkshire

He’s an awful man

How is this happening???

And the Spanish FA are threatening legal action on HER saying she’s lying!!!

Wow

And this is hubby writing

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts


"Do a picture search on google and you will see picture after picture of footballers (male and female) kissing each other when they are elated. I doubt if all of them consented.

The trouble with the world is that people want to find something to take issue with and complain.. not just over this but anything.

I do not know the full circumstances and if and when they are known a judgement should be made then, not with a knee jerk reaction now.

Is it wrong to kiss another without their consent.. yes of course it is if there is an obvious objection.

I will wait to see what happens and in the meantime he could be suspended pending that investigation. If he or she is lying then that could be serious as well and action should be taken.

I will leave it there"

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By *hagTonightMan  over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"He’s an awful man

How is this happening???

And the Spanish FA are threatening legal action on HER saying she’s lying!!!

Wow

And this is hubby writing "

It could be because of the machismo culture.

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By *hagTonightMan  over a year ago

From the land of haribos.

[Removed by poster at 26/08/23 13:34:53]

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By *hagTonightMan  over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"When you look at the video, it looks like she didnt want it as she tried to pull away as he took both hands on her head to lean in, there should be some kind of investigation into it. I agree that it does make him look unfit for the position, a kiss on the cheek is ok, but not on the mouth.on the world stage."
According to the news, he is now suspended as well

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Latest reports suggest Spanish FA are going to take legal action against the victim, they claim they have clear evidence she is lying. Sounds straight out of the Donald Trump playbook to me. His position is untenable, just resign already

She's a national hero and her dad just died. It's an arsehole move, so yeah, very Trumpian."

Incorrect.

It was another players father who’d oases away prior to the game.

Olga Carmona.

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By *enerifehotwifecplCouple  over a year ago

West Yorkshire

Does that matter in the context?

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By *enerifehotwifecplCouple  over a year ago

West Yorkshire

Does anyone else think he was on something???

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Does anyone else think he was on something???"

Yes, a complete high at his country winning the world cup

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By *penbicoupleCouple  over a year ago

Northampton


"Incorrect.

It was another players father who’d oases away prior to the game.

Olga Carmona. "

Thanks for the correction.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford


"

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media.

Juan did this happen?

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to.

Has anyone checked if he's correctly trained for Manuel handling work?"

Too be fair velvety..very witty

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"Reports that the Spanish Ladies football world cup winning team are on strike after the Spanish football chief kissed a player on the lips at the medal ceremony. They want him sacked. There is more to this than meets the eye. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news"
they want a woman in the top spot maybe Billy Jean King is free

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I saw a lovely message from the Lionesses supporting the Spanish team. What would also help is if male players called out the behaviour of twatfeatures.

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester

God it was a celebration and he kissed her on the lips, he's apologised thats enough don't blow it all out of proportion like the media do

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"I saw a lovely message from the Lionesses supporting the Spanish team. What would also help is if male players called out the behaviour of twatfeatures. "

Some male players and former players have. Borja Iglesias of Real Betis has said he won't play for the national team until this matter is resolved. Spanish national hero Iker Casillas has shown his support for the women and Barcelona's manager, Xavi Hernández has stated his support for the women too.

I think it would help if more current players refused to play until the matter is resolved.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Excuse the pun but most are just giving lip service to this some off the players saying they won't play again wouldn't get in the national team and I guarantee if they were asked and said no they'd never play again it was out of order but understandable given the celebrations.

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"I saw a lovely message from the Lionesses supporting the Spanish team. What would also help is if male players called out the behaviour of twatfeatures.

Some male players and former players have. Borja Iglesias of Real Betis has said he won't play for the national team until this matter is resolved. Spanish national hero Iker Casillas has shown his support for the women and Barcelona's manager, Xavi Hernández has stated his support for the women too.

I think it would help if more current players refused to play until the matter is resolved. "

yes lets ban the Spanish team from the event in future

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"I saw a lovely message from the Lionesses supporting the Spanish team. What would also help is if male players called out the behaviour of twatfeatures.

Some male players and former players have. Borja Iglesias of Real Betis has said he won't play for the national team until this matter is resolved. Spanish national hero Iker Casillas has shown his support for the women and Barcelona's manager, Xavi Hernández has stated his support for the women too.

I think it would help if more current players refused to play until the matter is resolved. yes lets ban the Spanish team from the event in future "

Is there something in the water in Torquay?

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By *ersiantugMan  over a year ago

Cardiff

I've been spending a lot of time with young men lately (throughout their 20's mainly), a number of while are really into Andrew Tate. They really, really admire him. The wild conspiracy theorist who made his money from grooming vulnerable young women for his webcam business (ie by coercing them into it - only to find that even Romania now has its own laws relating to that) and who charged 50 dollars a month for masculinity lessons to aspiring young males that included lessons like "Grab, slap, ch*ke, shut up b*tch - sex." (it's all on audio/video record of course).

The idea that men can take ownership of women's bodies *in any way* is totally unacceptable. When men like this lay their unwanted hands on each other, it's either called bullying or it's called war. But when they do it to women it's now too-often part of some kind of spurious and lazy-minded political (ie 'anti-woke') backlash. They see themselves as heroes of masculinity.

The Spanish guy, who just wouldn't apologise or resign (he decided to pretend it was pre-arranged instead - and of course women are ALWAYS duplicitous in these matters), will see himself as a hero I'm certain. And to many young men today, sadly he will be just that. When will the woman own up to lying about her agreement? is the kind of question the kids would ask. Despite only a few percent of expected r*pes-even (forget assaults) going to court, the kids are convinced - largely because of Tate and of course because of Trump - that there is genuinely a global epidemic of spiteful women attacking innocent men in this area - all to the tune where the statistics are pretty-much reversed (ie over 90% of the the most serious cases are viewed by them as conspired by women, and are not down to aggressive males at all).

It's incredibly hard for women to see any kind of justice in an area that is actually increasing over modern times (even if the recompense is just to recognise it happening and help slow it down). The time it has taken for FIFA to suspend this guy is ultimately evidence of that terrible fact, regardless of it being over this particular (and of course always unacceptable) level of enactment.

pt

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"I saw a lovely message from the Lionesses supporting the Spanish team. What would also help is if male players called out the behaviour of twatfeatures.

Some male players and former players have. Borja Iglesias of Real Betis has said he won't play for the national team until this matter is resolved. Spanish national hero Iker Casillas has shown his support for the women and Barcelona's manager, Xavi Hernández has stated his support for the women too.

I think it would help if more current players refused to play until the matter is resolved. yes lets ban the Spanish team from the event in future

Is there something in the water in Torquay? "

yes

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"I saw a lovely message from the Lionesses supporting the Spanish team. What would also help is if male players called out the behaviour of twatfeatures.

Some male players and former players have. Borja Iglesias of Real Betis has said he won't play for the national team until this matter is resolved. Spanish national hero Iker Casillas has shown his support for the women and Barcelona's manager, Xavi Hernández has stated his support for the women too.

I think it would help if more current players refused to play until the matter is resolved. yes lets ban the Spanish team from the event in future

Is there something in the water in Torquay? yes "

Maybe take less of it then.

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"I saw a lovely message from the Lionesses supporting the Spanish team. What would also help is if male players called out the behaviour of twatfeatures.

Some male players and former players have. Borja Iglesias of Real Betis has said he won't play for the national team until this matter is resolved. Spanish national hero Iker Casillas has shown his support for the women and Barcelona's manager, Xavi Hernández has stated his support for the women too.

I think it would help if more current players refused to play until the matter is resolved. yes lets ban the Spanish team from the event in future

Is there something in the water in Torquay? yes

Maybe take less of it then. "

ok

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I saw a lovely message from the Lionesses supporting the Spanish team. What would also help is if male players called out the behaviour of twatfeatures.

Some male players and former players have. Borja Iglesias of Real Betis has said he won't play for the national team until this matter is resolved. Spanish national hero Iker Casillas has shown his support for the women and Barcelona's manager, Xavi Hernández has stated his support for the women too.

I think it would help if more current players refused to play until the matter is resolved. "

I read about Iglesias. Is he the Spanish equivalent of Lineker (who has also shown support)?

I think it is important that men speak out (in Spain and here) because young boys and men are watching and in particular because some of the PL teams have refused to do the mandatory training on consent. Naturally ManU are one of the teams.

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By *alum 62Man  over a year ago

Dunstable

If you watch the footage He differently said something to her strange how the media don't seem to have a lip reader available I wonder if it was a women kissing a man would they Just saying

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"I saw a lovely message from the Lionesses supporting the Spanish team. What would also help is if male players called out the behaviour of twatfeatures.

Some male players and former players have. Borja Iglesias of Real Betis has said he won't play for the national team until this matter is resolved. Spanish national hero Iker Casillas has shown his support for the women and Barcelona's manager, Xavi Hernández has stated his support for the women too.

I think it would help if more current players refused to play until the matter is resolved.

I read about Iglesias. Is he the Spanish equivalent of Lineker (who has also shown support)?

I think it is important that men speak out (in Spain and here) because young boys and men are watching and in particular because some of the PL teams have refused to do the mandatory training on consent. Naturally ManU are one of the teams. "

Iglesias is well known for his support of people of colour, of LGBTQ+ people, of women etx. yes. He's very outspoken. This news article is in Spanish but you can translate if you need to (obviously!)

https://sevilla.abc.es/alfinaldelapalmera/noticias-betis/sevi-compromiso-social-borja-iglesias-202106071428_noticia.html

Man U don't surprise me. They didn't have a women's team at all for a very long time and I question why they started one in 2018. The ladies play and train well away from the men, of course.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I saw a lovely message from the Lionesses supporting the Spanish team. What would also help is if male players called out the behaviour of twatfeatures.

Some male players and former players have. Borja Iglesias of Real Betis has said he won't play for the national team until this matter is resolved. Spanish national hero Iker Casillas has shown his support for the women and Barcelona's manager, Xavi Hernández has stated his support for the women too.

I think it would help if more current players refused to play until the matter is resolved.

I read about Iglesias. Is he the Spanish equivalent of Lineker (who has also shown support)?

I think it is important that men speak out (in Spain and here) because young boys and men are watching and in particular because some of the PL teams have refused to do the mandatory training on consent. Naturally ManU are one of the teams.

Iglesias is well known for his support of people of colour, of LGBTQ+ people, of women etx. yes. He's very outspoken. This news article is in Spanish but you can translate if you need to (obviously!)

https://sevilla.abc.es/alfinaldelapalmera/noticias-betis/sevi-compromiso-social-borja-iglesias-202106071428_noticia.html

Man U don't surprise me. They didn't have a women's team at all for a very long time and I question why they started one in 2018. The ladies play and train well away from the men, of course. "

I hadn't heard of him before. And yea, I'd have to translate!

I can't understand why the FA haven't forced clubs into consent training - after Greenwood et Al (another player is about to be charged I think). My 15yo son has had a day with this kind of training. Why can't adult men?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If only any active Spanish male football players would support this. So much for male allyship. And no, washed up De Gea, Xavi and San Iker are not going to move the needle.

Imagine if Gavi, Pedro, etc. refused to play for NT, Rubiales would be out in an instant

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If only any active Spanish male football players would support this. So much for male allyship. And no, washed up De Gea, Xavi and San Iker are not going to move the needle.

Imagine if Gavi, Pedro, etc. refused to play for NT, Rubiales would be out in an instant "

Several teams have been in support today - Cadiz and Real Sociedad I've seen mentioned.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"If only any active Spanish male football players would support this. So much for male allyship. And no, washed up De Gea, Xavi and San Iker are not going to move the needle.

Imagine if Gavi, Pedro, etc. refused to play for NT, Rubiales would be out in an instant "

Borja Iglesias is a current player openly in support. I haven't spoken to any Spanish friends today but my understanding is that Spanish media and the general person on the street, is broadly in support of the women.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If only any active Spanish male football players would support this. So much for male allyship. And no, washed up De Gea, Xavi and San Iker are not going to move the needle.

Imagine if Gavi, Pedro, etc. refused to play for NT, Rubiales would be out in an instant

Borja Iglesias is a current player openly in support. I haven't spoken to any Spanish friends today but my understanding is that Spanish media and the general person on the street, is broadly in support of the women. "

Bellerin has also apparently given a scathing assessment of the situation.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

This honestly just feels like a replay of the Greenwood threads last week. Same people arguing the same sides.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition...

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By *tylebender03Man  over a year ago

Manchester

He has been given a provisional 90 day suspension and will probably be investigated further by Fifa. Alot of the Spanish players and clubs were fully supportive of Hermoso

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By *ts the taking part thatMan  over a year ago

southampton


"I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition... "

At last.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

After Luis’ kiss the shits hit the fan

And now he has a provisional ban

He thought he’d plant a smacker on Jen

And now he doesn’t know if he’ll work again

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By *ermite12ukMan  over a year ago

Solihull and Brentwood

I think I would have knee'ed him in the nutz. Though, a young girl doing that to her boss. Would have been career ending.

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By *ex HolesMan  over a year ago

Up North


"This honestly just feels like a replay of the Greenwood threads last week. Same people arguing the same sides. "

It’s nothing like Greenwood. Some just want to turn it into something like it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"This honestly just feels like a replay of the Greenwood threads last week. Same people arguing the same sides.

It’s nothing like Greenwood. Some just want to turn it into something like it. "

Oh, you can make a serious comment? Shocker.

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By *ex HolesMan  over a year ago

Up North


"This honestly just feels like a replay of the Greenwood threads last week. Same people arguing the same sides.

It’s nothing like Greenwood. Some just want to turn it into something like it.

Oh, you can make a serious comment? Shocker. "

Serious enough for you to be shocked

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"This honestly just feels like a replay of the Greenwood threads last week. Same people arguing the same sides.

It’s nothing like Greenwood. Some just want to turn it into something like it.

Oh, you can make a serious comment? Shocker.

Serious enough for you to be shocked "

I am shooketh

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Hang on a minute, he kissed her on the lips, no tongue! Yes he was wrong, yes he should be told off and warned but sackable offence…. I’m not so sure. I say this because I’ve had aunties give me worse, and women at work too. It’s disgusting but would I want them sacked over it? No, they just need telling that it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t do it again. That’s off my chest now, going back to sleep.

He grabbed her face and forced a kiss on her, in front of the world media.

He grabbed his crotch and made a lewd gesture whilst in the VIP box, right next to the 16yo crown princess of Spain and her mother, Queen Letizia.

He picked up Athena del Castillo and carried her around the pitch in a fireman's lift, which appeared spontaneous and not consented to.

All this in front of the world. What the fuck does he do in private?!

He should be sacked.

To play devil's advocate in this situation ( I AM NOT SAYING WHAT HE DID WAS RIGHT)

Would anyone have batted an eyelid if he did this to a male player?

I mean just see how excited some fans, pundits, player's, managers get when they win a game or tournament.

Some completely loose their shit and possibly for a brief moment he got carried away in the moment??

I'm not sure about the crotch grabbing tho.

Also don't forget that this is a very tactile culture where kissing is an intrinsic part of greetings and the like.

Like I said I'm not saying that it is okay, just giving a different point of view.

Spanish culture does not include grabbing faces and snogging them without consent. It does not include picking people up and carrying them round like a sack of potatoes. It does not include making lewd gestures.

Source: I've spent vast swathes of my life in Spain and with Spanish people. U have lots of Spanish friends and they are all united in finding his behaviour abhorrent.

The Spanish FA have a long history of machismo.

Fair points

Then again with FIFA running things he'll probably get an extended contract, a bonus, a bung and a free voucher to the local knocking shop

Yup. With Infantino's signed pic as a bonus gift. "

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By *esi_maverickMan  over a year ago

Solihull

I saw clip on the news that basically shows the guy kissing the player

It was uncalled for he definitely needs to give up his position

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Do a picture search on google and you will see picture after picture of footballers (male and female) kissing each other when they are elated. I doubt if all of them consented.

The trouble with the world is that people want to find something to take issue with and complain.. not just over this but anything.

I do not know the full circumstances and if and when they are known a judgement should be made then, not with a knee jerk reaction now.

Is it wrong to kiss another without their consent.. yes of course it is if there is an obvious objection.

I will wait to see what happens and in the meantime he could be suspended pending that investigation. If he or she is lying then that could be serious as well and action should be taken.

I will leave it there"

There should be 'an obvious objection', otherwise assault is ok.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I think possibly if his reaction to being called out had been different we might be having a different discussion altogether

What was his reaction I haven't seen it??

He claimed that he had consent (a claim refuted by the woman he kissed) and called his critics 'false feminists' to a hearty round of applause from a mostly male audience.

Sounds a bit "Trump like""

To all the above.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I almost feel this is a complete parody and exactly demonstrates inequality in the game and the world.

We have this huge sporting event which showcases women's sport, entertainment, positive female role models, and them all showing their skill. It's super inspiring for women around the globe.

When the winning team come to get their medals, a male grabs a woman's face and kisses her, then says 'she consented, it's fine, I did nothing wrong' despite the fact the woman did not say or indicate any consent. Everyone tells him what he did was wrong, but he refuses to acknowledge his blatant sexism and abuse of the power dynamic. Once she comes out to say 'I did not consent' , she is now getting sued by him.

It's literally showing how sexist the world is right at the end of an event that was meant to demonstrate equality and female empowerment

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I almost feel this is a complete parody and exactly demonstrates inequality in the game and the world.

We have this huge sporting event which showcases women's sport, entertainment, positive female role models, and them all showing their skill. It's super inspiring for women around the globe.

When the winning team come to get their medals, a male grabs a woman's face and kisses her, then says 'she consented, it's fine, I did nothing wrong' despite the fact the woman did not say or indicate any consent. Everyone tells him what he did was wrong, but he refuses to acknowledge his blatant sexism and abuse of the power dynamic. Once she comes out to say 'I did not consent' , she is now getting sued by him.

It's literally showing how sexist the world is right at the end of an event that was meant to demonstrate equality and female empowerment"

Yes to all of this!

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"I almost feel this is a complete parody and exactly demonstrates inequality in the game and the world.

We have this huge sporting event which showcases women's sport, entertainment, positive female role models, and them all showing their skill. It's super inspiring for women around the globe.

When the winning team come to get their medals, a male grabs a woman's face and kisses her, then says 'she consented, it's fine, I did nothing wrong' despite the fact the woman did not say or indicate any consent. Everyone tells him what he did was wrong, but he refuses to acknowledge his blatant sexism and abuse of the power dynamic. Once she comes out to say 'I did not consent' , she is now getting sued by him.

It's literally showing how sexist the world is right at the end of an event that was meant to demonstrate equality and female empowerment"

You'll have all the women at your feet now better get ready for the rush

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I almost feel this is a complete parody and exactly demonstrates inequality in the game and the world.

We have this huge sporting event which showcases women's sport, entertainment, positive female role models, and them all showing their skill. It's super inspiring for women around the globe.

When the winning team come to get their medals, a male grabs a woman's face and kisses her, then says 'she consented, it's fine, I did nothing wrong' despite the fact the woman did not say or indicate any consent. Everyone tells him what he did was wrong, but he refuses to acknowledge his blatant sexism and abuse of the power dynamic. Once she comes out to say 'I did not consent' , she is now getting sued by him.

It's literally showing how sexist the world is right at the end of an event that was meant to demonstrate equality and female empowermentYou'll have all the women at your feet now better get ready for the rush "

Of course. No man can speak up for women unless he's a simp.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff. "

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"I almost feel this is a complete parody and exactly demonstrates inequality in the game and the world.

We have this huge sporting event which showcases women's sport, entertainment, positive female role models, and them all showing their skill. It's super inspiring for women around the globe.

When the winning team come to get their medals, a male grabs a woman's face and kisses her, then says 'she consented, it's fine, I did nothing wrong' despite the fact the woman did not say or indicate any consent. Everyone tells him what he did was wrong, but he refuses to acknowledge his blatant sexism and abuse of the power dynamic. Once she comes out to say 'I did not consent' , she is now getting sued by him.

It's literally showing how sexist the world is right at the end of an event that was meant to demonstrate equality and female empowerment"

Thank you

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I almost feel this is a complete parody and exactly demonstrates inequality in the game and the world.

We have this huge sporting event which showcases women's sport, entertainment, positive female role models, and them all showing their skill. It's super inspiring for women around the globe.

When the winning team come to get their medals, a male grabs a woman's face and kisses her, then says 'she consented, it's fine, I did nothing wrong' despite the fact the woman did not say or indicate any consent. Everyone tells him what he did was wrong, but he refuses to acknowledge his blatant sexism and abuse of the power dynamic. Once she comes out to say 'I did not consent' , she is now getting sued by him.

It's literally showing how sexist the world is right at the end of an event that was meant to demonstrate equality and female empowerment"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff. "
totally agree and woman keep out of men's game no commentary no refs no lines women win win both sides

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff. totally agree and woman keep out of men's game no commentary no refs no lines women win win both sides "

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple  over a year ago

in Lancashire


"I almost feel this is a complete parody and exactly demonstrates inequality in the game and the world.

We have this huge sporting event which showcases women's sport, entertainment, positive female role models, and them all showing their skill. It's super inspiring for women around the globe.

When the winning team come to get their medals, a male grabs a woman's face and kisses her, then says 'she consented, it's fine, I did nothing wrong' despite the fact the woman did not say or indicate any consent. Everyone tells him what he did was wrong, but he refuses to acknowledge his blatant sexism and abuse of the power dynamic. Once she comes out to say 'I did not consent' , she is now getting sued by him.

It's literally showing how sexist the world is right at the end of an event that was meant to demonstrate equality and female empowerment"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves? "

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg."

We shouldn't segregate women because of *some* mens behaviour. That isn't the way forward

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

We shouldn't segregate women because of *some* mens behaviour. That isn't the way forward "

If women stayed out of sports, kept covered up and didn't leave the house after 4pm they'd have nothing to moan about.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

We shouldn't segregate women because of *some* mens behaviour. That isn't the way forward

If women stayed out of sports, kept covered up and didn't leave the house after 4pm they'd have nothing to moan about."

I think they should have a male chaperone too.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

We shouldn't segregate women because of *some* mens behaviour. That isn't the way forward

If women stayed out of sports, kept covered up and didn't leave the house after 4pm they'd have nothing to moan about.

I think they should have a male chaperone too. "

Just ban 'em. That'll sort it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg."

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer. "

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?"

I remember distinctly when Sarah Everard's killer hasn't yet been found - police suggested women in London stayed inside at night. When a few commentators suggested it was men who needed to stay inside at night - uproar.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?"

Nah, too much like hard work, eh?

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford

Well another Essex Tom thread and another one derailed....

Wake Up Peoples...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well another Essex Tom thread and another one derailed....

Wake Up Peoples... "

Won't stop you starting many more though...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?"

I'd agree with you. But like these threads have shown, I think your underestimating the numbers.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?

I'd agree with you. But like these threads have shown, I think your underestimating the numbers."

I don't think any intelligent woman underestimates the numbers.

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By *ex HolesMan  over a year ago

Up North

#notallmen

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?

I'd agree with you. But like these threads have shown, I think your underestimating the numbers.

I don't think any intelligent woman underestimates the numbers. "

Was replying to the post about changing the behaviour about " the few men".

Think there's a lot more than a few.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?

I'd agree with you. But like these threads have shown, I think your underestimating the numbers.

I don't think any intelligent woman underestimates the numbers.

Was replying to the post about changing the behaviour about " the few men".

Think there's a lot more than a few."

That was my comment and I was referring to football officials. Not all men.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

There once was a Football President in Spain

Who caused his Federation lots of pain

A player he kissed

But now he’s dismissed

Never to be a sexual predator again!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don't think I can read anymore horrible takes about this situation today. I'm remembering all the excuses made about the man who SA'd me on a forum just like this. Excuses why he received no consequences. And the things I could have done to avoid being SA'd.

To those men who have, without any equivocation, said that what he did was wrong - thank you.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?

I'd agree with you. But like these threads have shown, I think your underestimating the numbers.

I don't think any intelligent woman underestimates the numbers.

Was replying to the post about changing the behaviour about " the few men".

Think there's a lot more than a few.

That was my comment and I was referring to football officials. Not all men. "

No not your comment, Nicecouple561 comment. Last quoted post before my reply.

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By *ohntall123Man  over a year ago

Biggleswade


"They should hand the world cup to the England team as a protest. "

Hahaha perfect idea

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By *ohntall123Man  over a year ago

Biggleswade

On a serious note the bloke is vile and a moron

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?

I'd agree with you. But like these threads have shown, I think your underestimating the numbers.

I don't think any intelligent woman underestimates the numbers.

Was replying to the post about changing the behaviour about " the few men".

Think there's a lot more than a few.

That was my comment and I was referring to football officials. Not all men.

No not your comment, Nicecouple561 comment. Last quoted post before my reply."

my experience of men is that most of them are decent human beings. I've met my fair share of the type I described but the decent ones far outweigh them.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

however in the same way that I wear a seat belt even though I don't expect to crash my car I'm wary of all men I don't know

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"however in the same way that I wear a seat belt even though I don't expect to crash my car I'm wary of all men I don't know "

There’s a great Brownmiller quote about the process of rxpe and how all men create fear that expresses similar. She’s a racist but the quote was powerful.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?

I'd agree with you. But like these threads have shown, I think your underestimating the numbers.

I don't think any intelligent woman underestimates the numbers.

Was replying to the post about changing the behaviour about " the few men".

Think there's a lot more than a few.

That was my comment and I was referring to football officials. Not all men.

No not your comment, Nicecouple561 comment. Last quoted post before my reply.

my experience of men is that most of them are decent human beings. I've met my fair share of the type I described but the decent ones far outweigh them. "

Yes my experience would say the same. But when you see how many applauded Rubiales speech on Friday, it makes you wonder.

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By *ersiantugMan  over a year ago

Cardiff


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big https://www.fabswingers.com/iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?

I'd agree with you. But like these threads have shown, I think your underestimating the numbers.

I don't think any intelligent woman underestimates the numbers.

Was replying to the post about changing the behaviour about " the few men".

Think there's a lot more than a few.

That was my comment and I was referring to football officials. Not all men.

No not your comment, Nicecouple561 comment. Last quoted post before my reply.

my experience of men is that most of them are decent human beings. I've met my fair share of the type I described but the decent ones far outweigh them.

Yes my experience would say the same. But when you see how many applauded Rubiales speech on Friday, it makes you wonder. "

-Statistically the collective male ego (if you will) has been going backwards over recent years, no doubt about it. Ok if you look at people individually this kind of trend information can 'disappear' of course (men can be pretty enlightened too!), but study the big picture and men are getting lazier and lazier with their 'reductive thinking.' Simples! It's all fuelled by the raw emotions of paranoia and prejudice imo. And they are grouping together (again for ease) and too many women are adjoining them imo (again for their own ease). And they seem to be attracted to autocrats too. I find this return of masculinity thing real codswollop. And some of the most masculine men I know feel the same way about that too. pt

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"Womans sports, should be woman only. Not just the athletes, but administrators, management and coaching staff.

Why? Because a few men can't keep their hands to themselves?

Thats just the tip of a very big iceberg.

Segregating by sex isn't the answer.

I know we've moved away from the initial discussion but all too often women are asked/told to modify their behaviour, dress, activities to protect them from men. How about we switch this and encourage the few men who seem to misunderstand to modify their behaviour?

I'd agree with you. But like these threads have shown, I think your underestimating the numbers.

I don't think any intelligent woman underestimates the numbers.

Was replying to the post about changing the behaviour about " the few men".

Think there's a lot more than a few.

That was my comment and I was referring to football officials. Not all men.

No not your comment, Nicecouple561 comment. Last quoted post before my reply.

my experience of men is that most of them are decent human beings. I've met my fair share of the type I described but the decent ones far outweigh them.

Yes my experience would say the same. But when you see how many applauded Rubiales speech on Friday, it makes you wonder. "

There's a very long way to go for sure.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford

Could a vending machine at competions be the way forward.

The winning team simply walk up onto the podium and press a button and the medal rolls down a chute

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Could a vending machine at competions be the way forward.

The winning team simply walk up onto the podium and press a button and the medal rolls down a chute "

Go back to what they did during the covid time.

Stick the medals on a table for them to just collect themselves. Last person up, picks the trophy up too.

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

I see in a new twist on this story,his mother has locked herself into a church and is on hunger strike at his treatment.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I see in a new twist on this story,his mother has locked herself into a church and is on hunger strike at his treatment."

The enabling is disappointing but not surprising

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Could a vending machine at competions be the way forward.

The winning team simply walk up onto the podium and press a button and the medal rolls down a chute "

That's totes gonna get rid of any sexism in football. Or anywhere else. Awesome.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Could a vending machine at competions be the way forward.

The winning team simply walk up onto the podium and press a button and the medal rolls down a chute

That's totes gonna get rid of any sexism in football. Or anywhere else. Awesome. "

Why don’t we teach men about consent?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Could a vending machine at competions be the way forward.

The winning team simply walk up onto the podium and press a button and the medal rolls down a chute

That's totes gonna get rid of any sexism in football. Or anywhere else. Awesome.

Why don’t we teach men about consent? "

Don't be DAFT

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Well if women kept out of football it wouldn't have happened just let us men have are pass time with out interfering dam women want everything there way just keep to beach volleyball

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
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East Sussex


"Could a vending machine at competions be the way forward.

The winning team simply walk up onto the podium and press a button and the medal rolls down a chute

That's totes gonna get rid of any sexism in football. Or anywhere else. Awesome.

Why don’t we teach men about consent? "

We do but some of them aren't listening.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Could a vending machine at competions be the way forward.

The winning team simply walk up onto the podium and press a button and the medal rolls down a chute

That's totes gonna get rid of any sexism in football. Or anywhere else. Awesome.

Why don’t we teach men about consent?

We do but some of them aren't listening. "

Our 6yo learned about consent (in a general way) in PSE this past academic year. She understands the concept.

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By *aturevoyerMan  over a year ago

sheffield


"Well if women kept out of football it wouldn't have happened just let us men have are pass time with out interfering dam women want everything there way just keep to beach volleyball "

Not saying this is right before everyone jumps.

But if he had smacked her on the nose and broke it there would be less fuss

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
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East Sussex


"Well if women kept out of football it wouldn't have happened just let us men have are pass time with out interfering dam women want everything there way just keep to beach volleyball

Not saying this is right before everyone jumps.

But if he had smacked her on the nose and broke it there would be less fuss"

Yes there would because very few people would argue that she consented to having her nose broken or it was a natural reaction to winning the world cup and he would hopefully be in police custody.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West

His mother's actions are just

The fact she's holed herself up in the church tells us a fair bit about the (very traditional) background that Señor Rubiales was raised in, I think.

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
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East Sussex


"His mother's actions are just

The fact she's holed herself up in the church tells us a fair bit about the (very traditional) background that Señor Rubiales was raised in, I think. "

They do seem to be a very dramatic family.

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester

Just wanted to say well done to Spanish football team for winning next time dont celebrate

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester

Well done last vamos

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By *batMan  over a year ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)


"Well another Essex Tom thread and another one derailed....

Wake Up Peoples... "

Often the additional commentators make it way more interesting. It's all over the threads!

Gbat

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