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By:
Ouspenski
When: 09 Feb 12 21:23
Maybe wannabe intellectuals like you use the term incorrectly but that doesnt mean its right does it?

Racism, amazingly, is discrimination based on.................race!

Descriminating on the grounds of nationaly is xenaphobia.

You think youre clever, youre not. Youve been educated. thank me and we'll move on!
By:
the dza
When: 09 Feb 12 21:24
I don't know where this xenophobic thing comes from, with regards those who think the England manager should be English. For me, the manager should be English because the players have to be. We can't pinch Messi or Ronaldo, so we should pick the best Englishman for the job of coach too.
By:
homefortea
When: 09 Feb 12 21:29
Exactly Rosie47 you Liberals never do.You will be living in a nice area and leave the working class to put up with the effects of mass immigration whilst you sit there and call anyone who doesn't agree with you you "racist" and "thick"....Rancid..
By:
Rosie47
When: 09 Feb 12 21:31
It's fairly common to use it in that sense, but if it means that much to you, I'll use the term xenophobic. Happy now Mischief
By:
Rosie47
When: 09 Feb 12 21:33
"You will be living in a nice area and leave the working class to put up with the effects of mass immigration..."

lmao, you couldn't be more wrong if you tried Shocked
By:
Ouspenski
When: 09 Feb 12 21:35
I agree, it is fairly common to use it in that sense.....but ONLY by people who are not very bright!
By:
homefortea
When: 09 Feb 12 21:37
Then not only are you a liberal but even worse a poor liberal !! God forbid...
By:
ch000pin
When: 09 Feb 12 21:38
LaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaugh
By:
Rosie47
When: 09 Feb 12 21:40
Not automatically, Ouspenski, btw xenophobia isn't just used to refer to nationality, but can be used for race / religion also! Bet you didn't know that, did you Silly
By:
ch000pin
When: 09 Feb 12 21:42
who cares about that we wanna know what area you rest the old shell like in??
By:
homefortea
When: 09 Feb 12 21:44
Rosie47 don't tell me you are the worst of the worst..A Charity Worker..In my day that was an unpaid job but I see now that hundreds of thousands are employed in the business resulting in less than 10% of money donated (in many cases) actually finding its way to whoever it was raised for...
By:
Rosie47
When: 09 Feb 12 21:47
lmao, any more totally random wrong guesses or are we done for the night? Silly
By:
Ouspenski
When: 09 Feb 12 21:47
I didnt know that...........because its not right!
By:
NyronNosworthy
When: 09 Feb 12 21:53

Feb 9, 2012 -- 9:24PM, the dza wrote:


I don't know where this xenophobic thing comes from, with regards those who think the England manager should be English. For me, the manager should be English because the players have to be. We can't pinch Messi or Ronaldo, so we should pick the best Englishman for the job of coach too.


It should be, but there are no rules against it so why hamstring yourself? Particularly when there is such a dearth of candidates available.

By:
homefortea
When: 09 Feb 12 21:53
No, time to watch CSI and leave you to have a quick munch and finish off knitting the cardigan for the Romanian Big Issue seller claiming £25k per year benefits as she is self-employed.What a country, thank God I am on the fringes and don't have to live there...
By:
Rosie47
When: 09 Feb 12 21:53
I'm afraid it is...maybe you don't know as much as you think, eh?

Devil
By:
Rosie47
When: 09 Feb 12 21:55
I'm disappointed you failed to mention me reading the Guardian Sad
By:
homefortea
When: 09 Feb 12 22:01
Nobody reads the Guardian anymore..Now you really are taking the piss...Hang on you are Kevin Pullein....
By:
Ouspenski
When: 09 Feb 12 22:05
I dont claim to know much really. Just the basics, and believe me, what youre confused about is very basic!
By:
homefortea
When: 09 Feb 12 22:10
My favourite Pullein story is from a few years back.He was in the pub (OK wine bar) and was recognised by a punter and asked did he think that England would win later on that night.His reply was that he couldn't advance an opinion as he "had left his notes on the goal minutes back at the office". No I did not make that up and believe it or not he still works for the Racing Post !! Liberals.....
By:
Rosie47
When: 09 Feb 12 22:12
Just for you, Ouspenski:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenophobia

Definitions

Dictionary definitions of xenophobia include: deep-rooted antipathy towards foreigners (Oxford English Dictionary; OED), unreasonable fear or hatred of the unfamiliar, especially people of other races (Webster's)[5]

The Dictionary of Psychology defines it as "a fear of strangers".[6] As defined by the OED, it can mean a fear of or aversion to, not only people from other countries, but other cultures, subcultures and subsets of belief systems; in short, anyone who meets any list of criteria about their origin, religion, personal beliefs, habits, language, orientations, or any other criteria


Devil
By:
Rosie47
When: 09 Feb 12 22:14
You definitely made that one up....I hope Shocked
By:
homefortea
When: 09 Feb 12 22:15
Rosie47 give it a rest..Go back to wherever you were before you started posting last week you kook...
By:
homefortea
When: 09 Feb 12 22:17
Rosie47 I have a million Pullein stories...Recommendation not now !! The man is a loon....
By:
Ouspenski
When: 09 Feb 12 22:28
LaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaugh

If i were you, I'd just check reputable sources such as the Oxford English Dictionary.

Youre original statement was that to give redknapp the job on the basis he was English, would be racist. Now, without going offf on a tangent, or cutting and pasting, could you please explain how on earth this can be racist?

I'll give you a clue, your answer might start "actually, i was wrong, its not racist, english isnt a race so it obviously cant be racist, it would actually be xanephobic".
By:
Rosie47
When: 09 Feb 12 23:03
I thought I'd already explained, a common use of the term can be used to describe the interpretation I mentioned.

I then went on to show how "xenophobic" also has other common meanings in addition to one which relates to nationality. (Here is a clue, there are other sources than the OED). This was despite your insistence that it was not the case.

It may have been going off track slightly, but as you brought up the phrase you were certain I should have used, I thought it reasonable to demonstrate that words which are commonly used in one respect can be used in other ways also.

hth Devil
By:
gotitwrong-
When: 09 Feb 12 23:16
get a life
By:
Live Forever
When: 10 Feb 12 00:17
homefortea, you moron.

From what you have typed it is quite clear that you don't even know what the word 'liberal' even means, you pr@t.

However, you do know that it has been adopted by thick feckers throughout the country in the mistaken belief that it describes someone with left wing ideology.

You and your ilk should realise that we are not in fecking America and that most of the Tory Party are fecking liberals in their ideology.

What a fecking moron
By:
Arsenal Oldie
When: 10 Feb 12 08:14
Congrats to Rosie47 on the best new name on this forum for a while.

And a superb article by Nicholson.
By:
morpteh mackem
When: 10 Feb 12 08:29
anoynoe tell me what is on harry's cv that suggests he should be england manager ?
By:
BARNEY21.
When: 10 Feb 12 08:58
At the end of the day/play if you have good enough players you will win but in Barry/Milner/Scotty this is the heart of the team remember mediocrity springs to mind.
By:
Ouspenski
When: 10 Feb 12 09:36
I said, without going off on a tangent and changing the subject!

Maybe you would call some xenaphobic who descriminates on the base of race and someone racist if they descriminate on the base of nationality. Thats up to you. Its wrong but its up to you! I actually think youre clever enough to now know youre wrong but, for some reason, cant just admit it and move on. 

Now, to get this daft argument back on track, if you could answer the original point id be most grateful. Thanks Grin
By:
Ouspenski
When: 10 Feb 12 09:42
Yes MM, I can have a try:

He has a proven track record in the english game. Fair enough, he hasnt won a boat load of trophies but he's been a success most jobs he's had.

He's a great man manager. This is absolutely huge for the England manager. Keeping the bunch of clowns we have as players in check is not easy and past managers have been unable to do it. Wally with the brolly and sven too pally with them and fabio too strict, grounding them like 12 year old schoolboys. He understands the players, what makes them tick and is known to get the absolute best out of his players.

Im guessing you dont think he is the man for the job. Who would you say was a realsitic alternative?
By:
berto77
When: 10 Feb 12 09:49
The question those saying Redknapp's CV isn't good enough need to answer this question.

Why did we fail so badly at the last World Cup if it was as easy as appointing a coach with the best CV? (for example someone who'd won nine league titles with four different clubs in two different countries like Capello).

You should appoint the manager who you think will get you the best results in the future, not the one who has had the best record in the past.
By:
jimmy d
When: 10 Feb 12 09:52
I object to the following in the article far more than the campaign for Redknapp:

"....the normally excellent Mark Chapman."
By:
Poppydog.
When: 10 Feb 12 10:50
I don't really agree with Redknapp being England manager
I was enjoying the sweeping out of the 10yr England regulars who have failed miserably,
yet are still reveered (Terry, Cole x2, Gerrard, Ferdinand, Lampard, etc.) under Capello

However in all fairness, Redknapp has earned his right to have a crack at the England job,
with his work with Tottenham over the past 2 years.
By:
Amigo 66
When: 10 Feb 12 11:31
Excellent article by John Nicholson, thanks for posting it.
By:
TRFC Kev
When: 10 Feb 12 13:16
Cheers Mafeking.

I can only speak as a neutral, although I am slowly going off the Greed League as they continually distance themselves from the football pyramid.

Saying that, Spurs have taken over the mantle from Arsenal (imo) as the team to watch from a neutral point of view.

That's why I didn't undersand any rumbling's about Harry's brand of football, although I guess it's just a minority.

Mind you, he is an odious character.
By:
TheBetterBettor
When: 10 Feb 12 13:30
HOW CAN YOU HIRE THIS MAN!!!

By his own admission he can't read or write and talks like a 2 yr old.
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