Dean Henderson is actually an insanely good keeper.
Why did we have Pickford for every single match when Henderson is this good?
#FRAENG#ENGFRA#WorldCup
The #Michael film is WONDERFUL...these critics are on some bullsh*t. On their typical MJ smear campaign once again. This film is for the FANS and it DELIVERED. Ignore the critics, go and watch the movie. Part II is gunna be immense, "his story continues"
You know lads, I'm not entirely sure that a white, Scottish, community centre caretaker with a profound disability, living in one of the poorest areas of the UK, IS actually more privileged than two famous, perfectly healthy, African American
millionaire celebrities.
I’m dealing with a family emergency, so I won’t be doing broadcast interviews on the John Davidson Tourette’s tic at the BAFTAs story.
Hearing the N word shouted at two of the most successful black actors in the world, on stage at the BAFTAs and broadcast on the BBC, was horrible. It made people uncomfortable. It should have. But it was an involuntary tic from someone who lives with Tourette’s syndrome. It was not chosen. It was not intentional. It was not an expression of belief.
What’s astonishing is watching people who constantly lecture the public about inclusion suddenly abandon it the moment it becomes complicated. The same voices that demand respect for lived experience are now acting as if a neurodivergent man consciously decided to shout a slur for sport.
Tourette’s is a neurological condition. It is not a political statement. It is not a moral failing. You cannot preach DEI and then punish someone for symptoms of their neurodivergence.
Even the Royal Household has previously understood Davidson’s condition. Not even the late Queen was immune to his tics he said “F*ck the Queen” TO HER FACE. If that reality can be accepted there, it should not be beyond the rest of us.
Two things can be true at once. The word is abhorrent. The tic was involuntary. If your commitment to inclusion collapses when it involves neurodivergence, then it was never inclusion in the first place.
was at the BAFTA Awards (Im here rn actually). John Davidson had been involuntary ticking before the show started, and throughout. All guests were made aware before the show started and throughout why.
I actually think the film “I swear” depicts and educates on this perfectly.
'A man attending an awards ceremony for a film about how he's been ostracised all his life due to his disability should be ostracised for his disability at that event'
it’s completely normal and valid to be offended and hurt by someone’s tics, but to call for them to be segregated from society, physically assaulted, and muzzled when in public is text book ableism.
Like, everyone is so accepting when ppls ticks are cute little squeaks and clicks, but when it's the real shit they can't handle it anymore. Nah u're all pissing me off
Supporters MOTM
Yesterdays Man Of The Match was chosen to be super Josh Parry for his excellent showing in our cup win against Street
Well in Josh!
#UpTheBarum