How is this any different to wearing Chinese, Japanese, African or any other attire when visiting/living there in this multicultural world? Genuine question.
I don't think he's done anything wrong wearing the outfit.
What's.the problem here? At least it's not a Naazi uniform.
I think he can carry it off, I see no problem here.
Suits you sir!
What's wrong with it?
Did you want him to be flying drunk and assaulting DJ's?
comment by Aggers Right Elbow (U3402)
posted 2 minutes ago
I think he can carry it off, I see no problem here.
Suits you sir!
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I think he looks a complete t!t in it.
He lives there and it’s their National Day, why would he not do this? I’ve spent time in other parts of the world and celebrated their national day with them, 4th July etc. I think he looks fine and is doing nothing wrong, you’re just after an excuse to stick the boot into him.
To be fair he's spent most of his life in Liverpool's traditional outfit
it's very apt, him wearing a tea cloth on his head !
It's all part of sportswashing. What would all those oppressed women have to say about it in Saudi?!
It was either that or an Everton top
comment by Just Red (U22022)
posted 8 minutes ago
It's all part of sportswashing. What would all those oppressed women have to say about it in Saudi?!
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Oh shut up, this is a football forum not the bleedin Suffragettes, go on MumsNet if you wanna have a cry.
Did they do that cringe thing where they asked an English footballer to say a few words in their adopted language?, please say they did
Just wait till UEFA roll over and give them some CL places. He’ll be back at Anfield in the opposition dugout in his dishdash. Probs with Mo Salah running down the wing at Trent.
https://www.ja606.co.uk/articles/viewArticle/449897
You're a strange lad, OP.
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 19 minutes ago
Did they do that cringe thing where they asked an English footballer to say a few words in their adopted language?, please say they did
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Why the focus on just English players? It's not just English footballers that are asked to do that, is it? Natives across the world love to see a foreigner getting jiggy with their sheet. What's wrong with that?
Because most English players can barely speak their own language, never mind a different one.
comment by Just Red (U22022)
posted 33 minutes ago
It's all part of sportswashing. What would all those oppressed women have to say about it in Saudi?!
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Like the Qatari World Cup you enthusiastically supported?
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 20 minutes ago
https://www.ja606.co.uk/articles/viewArticle/449897
You're a strange lad, OP.
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comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 4 minutes ago
Because most English players can barely speak their own language, never mind a different one.
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I suppose you’re an international embassy appointed interpreter.
comment by K7-0ptimus Primal (U1282)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 19 minutes ago
Did they do that cringe thing where they asked an English footballer to say a few words in their adopted language?, please say they did
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Why the focus on just English players? It's not just English footballers that are asked to do that, is it? Natives across the world love to see a foreigner getting jiggy with their sheet. What's wrong with that?
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Because it’s cringe
The thought of Gerrard dressed as Lawrence of Arabia sounding like he’s trying to empty his throat is quite amusing
I always assumed Gerrard and Carragher were speaking in Arabic anyway.
comment by ChArliE Big Bananas (U14461)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 4 minutes ago
Because most English players can barely speak their own language, never mind a different one.
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I suppose you’re an international embassy appointed interpreter.
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Hes's probably confusing dialects and slang with the inability to speak RP English or something too.
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What an absolute shame
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posted on 23/9/23
How is this any different to wearing Chinese, Japanese, African or any other attire when visiting/living there in this multicultural world? Genuine question.
posted on 23/9/23
I don't think he's done anything wrong wearing the outfit.
posted on 23/9/23
What's.the problem here? At least it's not a Naazi uniform.
posted on 23/9/23
I think he can carry it off, I see no problem here.
Suits you sir!
posted on 23/9/23
What's wrong with it?
Did you want him to be flying drunk and assaulting DJ's?
posted on 23/9/23
comment by Aggers Right Elbow (U3402)
posted 2 minutes ago
I think he can carry it off, I see no problem here.
Suits you sir!
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I think he looks a complete t!t in it.
posted on 23/9/23
He lives there and it’s their National Day, why would he not do this? I’ve spent time in other parts of the world and celebrated their national day with them, 4th July etc. I think he looks fine and is doing nothing wrong, you’re just after an excuse to stick the boot into him.
posted on 23/9/23
To be fair he's spent most of his life in Liverpool's traditional outfit
posted on 23/9/23
it's very apt, him wearing a tea cloth on his head !
posted on 23/9/23
Full Robe Whanker?
posted on 23/9/23
It's all part of sportswashing. What would all those oppressed women have to say about it in Saudi?!
posted on 23/9/23
It was either that or an Everton top
posted on 23/9/23
comment by Just Red (U22022)
posted 8 minutes ago
It's all part of sportswashing. What would all those oppressed women have to say about it in Saudi?!
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Oh shut up, this is a football forum not the bleedin Suffragettes, go on MumsNet if you wanna have a cry.
posted on 23/9/23
Did they do that cringe thing where they asked an English footballer to say a few words in their adopted language?, please say they did
posted on 23/9/23
Just wait till UEFA roll over and give them some CL places. He’ll be back at Anfield in the opposition dugout in his dishdash. Probs with Mo Salah running down the wing at Trent.
posted on 23/9/23
https://www.ja606.co.uk/articles/viewArticle/449897
You're a strange lad, OP.
posted on 23/9/23
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 19 minutes ago
Did they do that cringe thing where they asked an English footballer to say a few words in their adopted language?, please say they did
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Why the focus on just English players? It's not just English footballers that are asked to do that, is it? Natives across the world love to see a foreigner getting jiggy with their sheet. What's wrong with that?
posted on 23/9/23
Because most English players can barely speak their own language, never mind a different one.
posted on 23/9/23
comment by Just Red (U22022)
posted 33 minutes ago
It's all part of sportswashing. What would all those oppressed women have to say about it in Saudi?!
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Like the Qatari World Cup you enthusiastically supported?
posted on 23/9/23
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 20 minutes ago
https://www.ja606.co.uk/articles/viewArticle/449897
You're a strange lad, OP.
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Init
posted on 23/9/23
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 4 minutes ago
Because most English players can barely speak their own language, never mind a different one.
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I suppose you’re an international embassy appointed interpreter.
posted on 23/9/23
comment by K7-0ptimus Primal (U1282)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 19 minutes ago
Did they do that cringe thing where they asked an English footballer to say a few words in their adopted language?, please say they did
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Why the focus on just English players? It's not just English footballers that are asked to do that, is it? Natives across the world love to see a foreigner getting jiggy with their sheet. What's wrong with that?
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Because it’s cringe
The thought of Gerrard dressed as Lawrence of Arabia sounding like he’s trying to empty his throat is quite amusing
posted on 23/9/23
I always assumed Gerrard and Carragher were speaking in Arabic anyway.
posted on 23/9/23
comment by ChArliE Big Bananas (U14461)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 4 minutes ago
Because most English players can barely speak their own language, never mind a different one.
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I suppose you’re an international embassy appointed interpreter.
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Hes's probably confusing dialects and slang with the inability to speak RP English or something too.
posted on 23/9/23
Nosense of Arabia.
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