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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country?" I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame." Yep, he triggers the racists out there, | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, " What has his race got to do with it? | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, " Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? " Can you read? it was in response to the second post? | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? " There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. " No , just online abuse, Marcus Rashford was one of the 3 young , English black players to receive disgusting and vile racist abuse for missing a penalty in the Euros. He is a fantastic man and role model for the younger generation, unfortunately his good deeds trigger racists | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country?" There was a thread here recently with a bunch of guys saying anyone not Eton educated is unfit for public office, and are bottom feeders like other working class people. It's shocking how much power Eton educated people have over ordinary people. Fair play to Marcus for standing out amongst the crowd and speaking up. | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? There was a thread here recently with a bunch of guys saying anyone not Eton educated is unfit for public office, and are bottom feeders like other working class people. It's shocking how much power Eton educated people have over ordinary people. Fair play to Marcus for standing out amongst the crowd and speaking up. "  | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? There was a thread here recently with a bunch of guys saying anyone not Eton educated is unfit for public office, and are bottom feeders like other working class people. It's shocking how much power Eton educated people have over ordinary people. Fair play to Marcus for standing out amongst the crowd and speaking up. " there’s also some on here who think people shouldn’t be allowed a vote unless you have a high level of education they will swerve this thread now go into hiding lol | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. No , just online abuse, Marcus Rashford was one of the 3 young , English black players to receive disgusting and vile racist abuse for missing a penalty in the Euros. He is a fantastic man and role model for the younger generation, unfortunately his good deeds trigger racists " You make things up. There was no reference to online abuse. Until you introduced it of course. | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. No , just online abuse, Marcus Rashford was one of the 3 young , English black players to receive disgusting and vile racist abuse for missing a penalty in the Euros. He is a fantastic man and role model for the younger generation, unfortunately his good deeds trigger racists You make things up. There was no reference to online abuse. Until you introduced it of course." Can you read? ‘I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. No , just online abuse, Marcus Rashford was one of the 3 young , English black players to receive disgusting and vile racist abuse for missing a penalty in the Euros. He is a fantastic man and role model for the younger generation, unfortunately his good deeds trigger racists You make things up. There was no reference to online abuse. Until you introduced it of course." The same online abuse that originated in many countries all over the world and was dished out by non-white, non british trolls? A very very small percentage of the abuse was home grown.... | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. No , just online abuse, Marcus Rashford was one of the 3 young , English black players to receive disgusting and vile racist abuse for missing a penalty in the Euros. He is a fantastic man and role model for the younger generation, unfortunately his good deeds trigger racists You make things up. There was no reference to online abuse. Until you introduced it of course. The same online abuse that originated in many countries all over the world and was dished out by non-white, non british trolls? A very very small percentage of the abuse was home grown...." Oh really? I doubt that very much to be honest. But hey, again I'm sure you know more about the experiences of others than they do. | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. No , just online abuse, Marcus Rashford was one of the 3 young , English black players to receive disgusting and vile racist abuse for missing a penalty in the Euros. He is a fantastic man and role model for the younger generation, unfortunately his good deeds trigger racists You make things up. There was no reference to online abuse. Until you introduced it of course. The same online abuse that originated in many countries all over the world and was dished out by non-white, non british trolls? A very very small percentage of the abuse was home grown...." No it wasn’t | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. No , just online abuse, Marcus Rashford was one of the 3 young , English black players to receive disgusting and vile racist abuse for missing a penalty in the Euros. He is a fantastic man and role model for the younger generation, unfortunately his good deeds trigger racists You make things up. There was no reference to online abuse. Until you introduced it of course. The same online abuse that originated in many countries all over the world and was dished out by non-white, non british trolls? A very very small percentage of the abuse was home grown...." firstly, got any evidence for that secondly, ever heard of a vpn | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. No , just online abuse, Marcus Rashford was one of the 3 young , English black players to receive disgusting and vile racist abuse for missing a penalty in the Euros. He is a fantastic man and role model for the younger generation, unfortunately his good deeds trigger racists You make things up. There was no reference to online abuse. Until you introduced it of course. Can you read? ‘I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. " And? | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? There was a thread here recently with a bunch of guys saying anyone not Eton educated is unfit for public office, and are bottom feeders like other working class people. It's shocking how much power Eton educated people have over ordinary people. Fair play to Marcus for standing out amongst the crowd and speaking up. there’s also some on here who think people shouldn’t be allowed a vote unless you have a high level of education they will swerve this thread now go into hiding lol" Same people who suggested that working class people are bottom feeders and should be ruled over by Eton graduates said that uneducated people shouldn't be allowed to vote? Some people have the weirdest opinions. | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? There was a thread here recently with a bunch of guys saying anyone not Eton educated is unfit for public office, and are bottom feeders like other working class people. It's shocking how much power Eton educated people have over ordinary people. Fair play to Marcus for standing out amongst the crowd and speaking up. there’s also some on here who think people shouldn’t be allowed a vote unless you have a high level of education they will swerve this thread now go into hiding lol" which thread(s) was this in ?? | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? There was a thread here recently with a bunch of guys saying anyone not Eton educated is unfit for public office, and are bottom feeders like other working class people. It's shocking how much power Eton educated people have over ordinary people. Fair play to Marcus for standing out amongst the crowd and speaking up. there’s also some on here who think people shouldn’t be allowed a vote unless you have a high level of education they will swerve this thread now go into hiding lol Same people who suggested that working class people are bottom feeders and should be ruled over by Eton graduates said that uneducated people shouldn't be allowed to vote? Some people have the weirdest opinions." The Angela Rayner thread  | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. " I think it would have helped people if they basically knew where the phrase “shut up and dribble” came from… In context the phrase came from the right wing commentator Fox News host laura ingraham when she was talking about NBA star LeBron James, when he was talking about criticism he made about then president Donald trump … There… my job is done | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? There was a thread here recently with a bunch of guys saying anyone not Eton educated is unfit for public office, and are bottom feeders like other working class people. It's shocking how much power Eton educated people have over ordinary people. Fair play to Marcus for standing out amongst the crowd and speaking up. " Judging by the quality of the likes of Cameron and Johnson, if I had paid c.£35k a year to educate my son I’d be wanting a refund! | |||
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"Has more integrity than the government front bench combined. Why does it take a football player to demonstrate that being an Eton attending chinless twonk is not a qualification for running the country? I agree ..readers of the Mail and Telegraph seem not to, judging from the comments sections of both paper's online offerings. The phrase 'shut up and dribble', seems most often to be the frame. Yep, he triggers the racists out there, Why on Earth have you brought racism into a post that’s simply praising the virtues of someone who strikes me as a terrific, compassionate & caring young sportsman? You seem obsessed? Can you read? it was in response to the second post? There was no reference in the second post to colour or racism. I think it would have helped people if they basically knew where the phrase “shut up and dribble” came from… In context the phrase came from the right wing commentator Fox News host laura ingraham when she was talking about NBA star LeBron James, when he was talking about criticism he made about then president Donald trump … There… my job is done " Not quite. The U.K. equivalent was MP Natalie Elphicke (wife of ‘I’m a naughty tory’, now convicted sex pest), said Rashford should stick to his day job. Although, it subsequently came to light Elphicke has a second job. I notice that Richard Keys said the same thing a couple of days ago - so, it’s not an issue that’s going go silently into the night. | |||
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