classic scorched earth

Note how many utd. fans responded to this article or the bullshit apology piece, they have obviously read it and are too embarressed to even think about entering a debate on the subject. You are on your own cunts, shut down this racist propaganda spewing site for good, nobody would want hear your views anymore, you are done you racist pigs.

The whole point of the article was to correspond on the changes in football that are happening in the sense of foreign players in the Prem.

I wrote it in a very inaccurate way, which truned out to be a rascist way. This I assure you, was not meant to happen. I wrote this article without a thought for anyone else and I truly appologise for that.

I don’t want to use this as an excuse, but as I am a teenage lad, I haven’t that much experience of the ‘real world’, and I haven’t had time to make mistakes and learn from them. This is a mistake I have made, and will definately learn from it.

And, rightly pointed out by Seba, my second name suggests that I am not English, I am actually a black African, so that highlights that I am not discriminating black people.

Please reply.

“The number of black players in that team is staggering, especially as it’s an English club.”
- The author clearly feels that black does not equal English. What decade are you living in sir? A truly shocking statement.

Clearly the inference was to the number of foreign players in the Arsenal side; your writer however equates foreign with ‘black’. Hleb, Rosicky, Fabregas, Clichy, Almunia, Flamini and Bendtner were all on the pitch for Arsenal last night - all of them foreign - all of them white. And yet your writer chooses to write “black players”, to focus on the colour of a player’s skin rather than his country of origin, which was actually the point of both Blatter and Ferguson’s remarks.

“As Arsenal continue to kidnap young six year old boys from Papa Nu Guinea…”
- It doesn’t take a genius to see where the inspiration for this comment has come from, but I won’t even go there.
Just about every team in the Premiership is recruiting young talented players at a very young age, and I’m sure United are no exception to this. Besides, what difference would it make whether a player came from Papua New Guinea (note spelling), Argentina, or Ireland? All three would be foreigners, and your highest-profile signing of the summer not to mention your talismanic treble-winning captain would all be in that category. But no, Papua New Guinea is chosen as the target, no doubt due to the fact that many inhabitants are what Mr Kibirige would term as ‘black’.

I would be taking this very seriously indeed if I was the editor of this website, for the sake of its reputation and for the sake of the countless United fans that read it who have very different views on race to Henry Kibirige. Oh, by the way, that surname doesn’t sound very English, does it?