Troy Deeney is a clown

So Troy Deeney is now complaining because there is no clear path for a black person to own a football club.

If he wants to own a football club get together with some of his fellow professionals and follow the path of the players who bought Salford.

If he is as I suspect talking about the average black person then guess what Troy there is no clear path for the average white person to own a football club either.



"Within the black community, you don't see a pathway. In football, there's no clear step on how to own a club. We're very much pigeonholed."

So Troy Deeney is now complaining because there is no clear path for a black person to own a football club.

If he wants to own a football club get together with some of his fellow professionals and follow the path of the players who bought Salford.

If he is as I suspect talking about the average black person then guess what Troy there is no clear path for the average white person to own a football club either.



"Within the black community, you don't see a pathway. In football, there's no clear step on how to own a club. We're very much pigeonholed."

Nothing stopping them buying a non league club. Your right its just total nonsense.

Deeney has previous for coming out with ridiculous comments

Not sure what he is talking about if a black person has enough money and can afford it, he can come and buy Cardiff. I’m sure Tan would sell with the right offer

He’s a good player but spoils it by opening his mouth

So Troy Deeney is now complaining because there is no clear path for a black person to own a football club.

If he wants to own a football club get together with some of his fellow professionals and follow the path of the players who bought Salford.

If he is as I suspect talking about the average black person then guess what Troy there is no clear path for the average white person to own a football club either.



"Within the black community, you don't see a pathway. In football, there's no clear step on how to own a club. We're very much pigeonholed."

been lots said about a lack of BAME managers .. now there are enough multi millionaire black players to do as Neville/Giggs etc have done at Salford, buy a club , appoint a Bame manager and should he be a success he will be snapped up by another club, pay you compo and so appoint another. BAME manager ...used to be called put your money where your mouth is...if they are correct it should be a good little earner too ?????????????

Agree on this one.

If you have the money, you can buy a club whatever your skin colour.

Same goes for when they talk about black managers. If they're good enough, they'll get the job.

Raheem Sterling has been asking why Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard got better first jobs than Sol Campbell. Part of the issue with that is Gerrard had previously done well as Liverpool's youth manager and Lampard was recommended to Derby by Harry Redknapp who is related to him.

Both also went into coaching not long after their careers ended.

Campbell didn't go straight into coaching. It was seven years after he retired that he got his first managerial job and his only coaching experience was very low key, in that he was Assistant Manager of Trinidad and Tobago.

Another factor is Campbell came across as very arrogant so many owners wouldn't go near him.. I remember him once saying he had one of the best football brains in the World.

I've had sympathy when it comes to BLM on certain matters, but not when it comes to football management and owning a football club.

Troy get u Wonga out dude and stop the crying u overpaid prima Donna.

Count your blessings that u are a mediocre Prem player that has had the good fortune to be playing football in 2020 and not 1980 cos u would be earning about 300 quid a week!

Idiot.

Then after your 5-6 year career at the "top" for the mighty Watford you'd be driving a cab or trying to run a pub.

Get real

Troy get u Wonga out dude and stop the crying u overpaid prima Donna.

Count your blessings that u are a mediocre Prem player that has had the good fortune to be playing football in 2020 and not 1980 cos u would be earning about 300 quid a week!

Idiot.

Then after your 5-6 year career at the "top" for the mighty Watford you'd be driving a cab or trying to run a pub.

Get real

what actually take a chance/gamble on something they thing is a cert... not when you can complain and blame others..

Agree on this one.

If you have the money, you can buy a club whatever your skin colour.

Same goes for when they talk about black managers. If they're good enough, they'll get the job.

Raheem Sterling has been asking why Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard got better first jobs than Sol Campbell. Part of the issue with that is Gerrard had previously done well as Liverpool's youth manager and Lampard was recommended to Derby by Harry Redknapp who is related to him.

Both also went into coaching not long after their careers ended.

Campbell didn't go straight into coaching. It was seven years after he retired that he got his first managerial job and his only coaching experience was very low key, in that he was Assistant Manager of Trinidad and Tobago.

Another factor is Campbell came across as very arrogant so many owners wouldn't go near him.. I remember him once saying he had one of the best football brains in the World.

I've had sympathy when it comes to BLM on certain matters, but not when it comes to football management and owning a football club.

Raheem Sterling comes out with some ridiculous things mate

He was moaning that only 1/3 of Premier League players are black

Given only 3% of the population are black/black British then surely to god that means black men are doing EXTREMELY well in the British game and are not underrepresented by any stretch of the imagination

And again, black people make up %3 of the UK populstion

6% of the 92 clubs have black managers, again, how is that bad?

And again, black people make up %3 of the UK populstion

6% of the 92 clubs have black managers, again, how is that bad?

0.5% of the countries bin men. Confession I just made up that statistic.

Agree on this one.

If you have the money, you can buy a club whatever your skin colour.

Same goes for when they talk about black managers. If they're good enough, they'll get the job.

Raheem Sterling has been asking why Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard got better first jobs than Sol Campbell. Part of the issue with that is Gerrard had previously done well as Liverpool's youth manager and Lampard was recommended to Derby by Harry Redknapp who is related to him.

Both also went into coaching not long after their careers ended.

Campbell didn't go straight into coaching. It was seven years after he retired that he got his first managerial job and his only coaching experience was very low key, in that he was Assistant Manager of Trinidad and Tobago.

Another factor is Campbell came across as very arrogant so many owners wouldn't go near him.. I remember him once saying he had one of the best football brains in the World.

I've had sympathy when it comes to BLM on certain matters, but not when it comes to football management and owning a football club.

Raheem Sterling comes out with some ridiculous things mate

He was moaning that only 1/3 of Premier League players are black

Given only 3% of the population are black/black British then surely to god that means black men are doing EXTREMELY well in the British game and are not underrepresented by any stretch of the imagination

yes I read that... don't think he is very bright mate...
not great that he singled out 2 ex team mates either...

Agree on this one.

If you have the money, you can buy a club whatever your skin colour.

Same goes for when they talk about black managers. If they're good enough, they'll get the job.

Raheem Sterling has been asking why Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard got better first jobs than Sol Campbell. Part of the issue with that is Gerrard had previously done well as Liverpool's youth manager and Lampard was recommended to Derby by Harry Redknapp who is related to him.

Both also went into coaching not long after their careers ended.

Campbell didn't go straight into coaching. It was seven years after he retired that he got his first managerial job and his only coaching experience was very low key, in that he was Assistant Manager of Trinidad and Tobago.

Another factor is Campbell came across as very arrogant so many owners wouldn't go near him.. I remember him once saying he had one of the best football brains in the World.

I've had sympathy when it comes to BLM on certain matters, but not when it comes to football management and owning a football club.

Raheem Sterling comes out with some ridiculous things mate

He was moaning that only 1/3 of Premier League players are black

Given only 3% of the population are black/black British then surely to god that means black men are doing EXTREMELY well in the British game and are not underrepresented by any stretch of the imagination

Black or white. Surely that's 50/ 50 . What doesn't surprise me is that Sterling is as thick as shit. What does is that nobody challenges him on his obvious learning difficulties. Well maybe that's the answer.

And again, black people make up %3 of the UK populstion

6% of the 92 clubs have black managers, again, how is that bad?

Black people get as much if not more than white people

Racism in the UK is a mythical thing.

Does that prick sterling really think he's sounds clever

poor black culture, not enough managers really Sterling

Or is it, they are just shit when they do manage

He's a multi millionaire, shut up and get on with football and stop the adverts, you look like a complete tool, now you sound like one to.

Agree on this one.

If you have the money, you can buy a club whatever your skin colour.

Same goes for when they talk about black managers. If they're good enough, they'll get the job.

Raheem Sterling has been asking why Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard got better first jobs than Sol Campbell. Part of the issue with that is Gerrard had previously done well as Liverpool's youth manager and Lampard was recommended to Derby by Harry Redknapp who is related to him.

Both also went into coaching not long after their careers ended.

Campbell didn't go straight into coaching. It was seven years after he retired that he got his first managerial job and his only coaching experience was very low key, in that he was Assistant Manager of Trinidad and Tobago.

Another factor is Campbell came across as very arrogant so many owners wouldn't go near him.. I remember him once saying he had one of the best football brains in the World.

I've had sympathy when it comes to BLM on certain matters, but not when it comes to football management and owning a football club.

Raheem Sterling comes out with some ridiculous things mate

He was moaning that only 1/3 of Premier League players are black

Given only 3% of the population are black/black British then surely to god that means black men are doing EXTREMELY well in the British game and are not underrepresented by any stretch of the imagination

Black or white. Surely that's 50/ 50 . What doesn't surprise me is that Sterling is as thick as shit. What does is that nobody challenges him on his obvious learning difficulties. Well maybe that's the answer.

50/50 what are you on about...his figures are accurate.

first off, i cant believe one poster just said "Racism in the UK is a mythical thing"....wow.

but something HAS to be done regarding the fit and proper test. look at Charlton, an ex agent, and some guy from Saudi bought them, neither had a penny to their name, and now the club has been sold again. there seems to be a huge problems with people somehow passing this fit and proper test.

the high profile one was a few years ago, when ex one direction member tried to buy Doncaster and he was denied by the FA. this is someone who at the time was touring the world and making millions. and yet you look at other clubs who have owners who just can't afford anything.

Agree on this one.

If you have the money, you can buy a club whatever your skin colour.

Same goes for when they talk about black managers. If they're good enough, they'll get the job.

Raheem Sterling has been asking why Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard got better first jobs than Sol Campbell. Part of the issue with that is Gerrard had previously done well as Liverpool's youth manager and Lampard was recommended to Derby by Harry Redknapp who is related to him.

Both also went into coaching not long after their careers ended.

Campbell didn't go straight into coaching. It was seven years after he retired that he got his first managerial job and his only coaching experience was very low key, in that he was Assistant Manager of Trinidad and Tobago.

Another factor is Campbell came across as very arrogant so many owners wouldn't go near him.. I remember him once saying he had one of the best football brains in the World.

I've had sympathy when it comes to BLM on certain matters, but not when it comes to football management and owning a football club.

Raheem Sterling comes out with some ridiculous things mate

He was moaning that only 1/3 of Premier League players are black

Given only 3% of the population are black/black British then surely to god that means black men are doing EXTREMELY well in the British game and are not underrepresented by any stretch of the imagination

Black or white. Surely that's 50/ 50 . What doesn't surprise me is that Sterling is as thick as shit. What does is that nobody challenges him on his obvious learning difficulties. Well maybe that's the answer.

50/50 what are you on about...his figures are accurate.

Ha I was being completely facetious. Your either black or white. That's that's 50 / 50 yes. Lets not complicate Troy with mathematics theory beyond year 3.

Majority of Premier League and even championship clubs are foreign owned anyway so its got nothing to do with being black or white.

So there are white, asian, Arab etc. Etc owners... but somehow the set up is racist?

This is getting more ridiculous by the day.

Yes it is .. and the question has always been for the black community itself to answer.