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My mate, a Spurs season ticket holder, sent this over to me!

Dear Supporter, We should firstly like to thank our fans for their cooperation following our previous communication on this matter ahead of the Brighton away fixture, at which there were no reports of homophobic chanting. Ahead of tomorrow’s home fixture with West Ham United, we will not be complacent and are therefore reminding supporters that the Club takes a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of discrimination. Our stewards will once again be wearing body cams to identify any individuals involved in unacceptable chanting so that the Club can take the strongest possible action, in line with our Sanctions & Banning Policy. For the avoidance of doubt, this includes the Dominic Solanke chant with reference to Mikel Arteta and any use of the term ‘Rent Boy’ – which the Crown Prosecution Service considers a homophobic slur and hate crime. Stewards will identify those instigating and participating in any such chants – including those covering their mouths. Abuse and intimidation towards our stewards will not be tolerated either, with bans issued where necessary. We are justly proud of our superb and loyal support, home and away. However, we all have a responsibility to act as ambassadors of Tottenham Hotspur and discrimination of any kind has no place at our Club. We look forward to seeing our fans back at our home stadium, supporting the team in a manner that all our fans can enjoy and be a part of.

Absolute joke couldn't make it up
This woke bollocks is beyond a joke now 

Don't give your last one to anybody.

I'm currently  behind  a bush demolishing my egg bango and  half packet of rolos

Monsieur merde de cheval" wrote: ↑19 Oct 2024, 05:09

Ladysmith wrote: ↑18 Oct 2024, 14:38 My mate, a Spurs season ticket holder, sent this over to me!

Dear Supporter, We should firstly like to thank our fans for their cooperation following our previous communication on this matter ahead of the Brighton away fixture, at which there were no reports of homophobic chanting. Ahead of tomorrow’s home fixture with West Ham United, we will not be complacent and are therefore reminding supporters that the Club takes a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of discrimination. Our stewards will once again be wearing body cams to identify any individuals involved in unacceptable chanting so that the Club can take the strongest possible action, in line with our Sanctions & Banning Policy. For the avoidance of doubt, this includes the Dominic Solanke chant with reference to Mikel Arteta and any use of the term ‘Rent Boy’ – which the Crown Prosecution Service considers a homophobic slur and hate crime. Stewards will identify those instigating and participating in any such chants – including those covering their mouths. Abuse and intimidation towards our stewards will not be tolerated either, with bans issued where necessary. We are justly proud of our superb and loyal support, home and away. However, we all have a responsibility to act as ambassadors of Tottenham Hotspur and discrimination of any kind has no place at our Club. We look forward to seeing our fans back at our home stadium, supporting the team in a manner that all our fans can enjoy and be a part of.

I'm up ..had my shreddies and on my toes

Ladysmith wrote: ↑18 Oct 2024, 14:38 My mate, a Spurs season ticket holder, sent this over to me!

Dear Supporter, We should firstly like to thank our fans for their cooperation following our previous communication on this matter ahead of the Brighton away fixture, at which there were no reports of homophobic chanting. Ahead of tomorrow’s home fixture with West Ham United, we will not be complacent and are therefore reminding supporters that the Club takes a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of discrimination. Our stewards will once again be wearing body cams to identify any individuals involved in unacceptable chanting so that the Club can take the strongest possible action, in line with our Sanctions & Banning Policy. For the avoidance of doubt, this includes the Dominic Solanke chant with reference to Mikel Arteta and any use of the term ‘Rent Boy’ – which the Crown Prosecution Service considers a homophobic slur and hate crime. Stewards will identify those instigating and participating in any such chants – including those covering their mouths. Abuse and intimidation towards our stewards will not be tolerated either, with bans issued where necessary. We are justly proud of our superb and loyal support, home and away. However, we all have a responsibility to act as ambassadors of Tottenham Hotspur and discrimination of any kind has no place at our Club. We look forward to seeing our fans back at our home stadium, supporting the team in a manner that all our fans can enjoy and be a part of.

Who is this Ladysmith? First we get a post about gay crushes, then we get a full blown cock before the watershed. This site has gone to the dogs.

Why is referring to someone as gay regarded as offensive?
Are they implying being gay is something to be ashamed of
Now THAT is homophobic 
Look forward to stewards handing themselves over to police

 

fraser wrote: ↑18 Oct 2024, 17:36 What about chanting "yids" 

Including those covering their mouths

Oh good, that means most of the playing and non playing matchday staff and officials then, the homophobic bastards.


What was once sticks and stones, now gets you a record and locked up for the use of your words. The world is getting more and more fucked up by the day.

Football gone soft. You would think adam and steve would be proud of their lifestyle

Bet the stewards are looking forward to tomorrow now

What about chanting "yids" 

You can chant "let him die, let him die" at a player prone on the floor who may actually be dying, or  "whose the wanker in the black", "You're going to get your fucking head kicked in" etc etc, ..and they let it pass. 

But if you make a limp wrist gesture or make reference to someone's sexual preference it's off to jail you go. Wonder why that is?