Sun Jun 06, 2021 2:36 pm
Sun Jun 06, 2021 2:59 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:https://global247news.com/2021/06/06/cardiff-city-fan-hits-out-at-english-manager-gareth-southgate-over-blm-stance/amp/
Sun Jun 06, 2021 4:03 pm
Sun Jun 06, 2021 5:10 pm
Sun Jun 06, 2021 5:33 pm
Wayne S wrote:Boos met with applause a moment ago.
Not yet the resounding ringing endorsement to end taking the knee that is being suggested.
Sun Jun 06, 2021 5:36 pm
Sun Jun 06, 2021 5:45 pm
Sun Jun 06, 2021 5:48 pm
WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
Sun Jun 06, 2021 5:52 pm
WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
Sun Jun 06, 2021 5:58 pm
Sun Jun 06, 2021 6:12 pm
WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
Sun Jun 06, 2021 6:19 pm
RV Casual wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
You can't say this board isnt representive and then throw up yougov poll results lol
What exactly is a yougov poll, how do you participate, I don't think iv ever been contacted to take part in one in my life so for me they are as equally meaningless/unrepresentative as you think this board is
Sun Jun 06, 2021 6:22 pm
skidemin wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
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i think people need to remember blah blah blah...yougov polls....fair play...
Sun Jun 06, 2021 6:31 pm
WestCoastBlue wrote:skidemin wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
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i think people need to remember blah blah blah...yougov polls....fair play...
Right on cueThe well thought out and reasoned replies of skidemin, the guy who can't work out that 40x2=80
Sun Jun 06, 2021 6:38 pm
RV Casual wrote:The world's gone mad now, I know this is off the topic but they have a black actor playing ann boleyn on CH5, can you imagine the uproar if a white actor played Nelson Mandela or similar.
Then there was the train thing the other day where a non binary person complained about the conductor saying good morning ladies and gentlemen.
The tail is wagging the dog on this world now 100%, the feelings of the majority just arnt listened to.
Sun Jun 06, 2021 6:55 pm
Wayne S wrote:Boos met with applause a moment ago.
Not yet the resounding ringing endorsement to end taking the knee that is being suggested.
Sun Jun 06, 2021 7:59 pm
skidemin wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:skidemin wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
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i think people need to remember blah blah blah...yougov polls....fair play...
Right on cueThe well thought out and reasoned replies of skidemin, the guy who can't work out that 40x2=80
what bots need to remember ....is if your going to say people need to remember its not then a great idea to use equally not representative polls or sites yourself....![]()
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Sun Jun 06, 2021 8:29 pm
worcester_ccfc wrote:Wayne S wrote:Boos met with applause a moment ago.
Not yet the resounding ringing endorsement to end taking the knee that is being suggested.
That's how I see it.
Personally, I don't have a massive opinion on it either why. If football want to do it, then should continue to do it. If they don't want to, then they shouldn't.
It's no different to James McClean not wearing a poppy.
Should also be remembered that when fans came back a couple of weeks ago, there was general applause at most grounds. People will focus on the booing because there where the story is.
However, I've seen some people say that all those against taking the knee are racist. That is not true.
Sun Jun 06, 2021 8:41 pm
pembroke allan wrote:RV Casual wrote:The world's gone mad now, I know this is off the topic but they have a black actor playing ann boleyn on CH5, can you imagine the uproar if a white actor played Nelson Mandela or similar.
Then there was the train thing the other day where a non binary person complained about the conductor saying good morning ladies and gentlemen.
The tail is wagging the dog on this world now 100%, the feelings of the majority just arnt listened to.
Take a look at the adverts? You would be hard pressed to get a white only couple in them its mainly bame or mixed one white one bame...and individual person is mainly bame or lbgt..... white actors in adverts have gone out fashion ffs even the flash advert had a coloured man in main role? Where have these people come from to get roles in adverts? I'm All for ethnic diversity but now it's gone completely other way white people are the minority now...
Sun Jun 06, 2021 8:48 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Wayne S wrote:Boos met with applause a moment ago.
Not yet the resounding ringing endorsement to end taking the knee that is being suggested.
That's how I see it.
Personally, I don't have a massive opinion on it either why. If football want to do it, then should continue to do it. If they don't want to, then they shouldn't.
It's no different to James McClean not wearing a poppy.
Should also be remembered that when fans came back a couple of weeks ago, there was general applause at most grounds. People will focus on the booing because there where the story is.
However, I've seen some people say that all those against taking the knee are racist. That is not true.
The media cover up.
i've just received video clips from people in the stands at the England game. Lets just say you can clearly hear the boos and not see one person clapping. Some people need to wake up to what the media are doing to them.
Mon Jun 07, 2021 11:56 am
WestCoastBlue wrote:skidemin wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:skidemin wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
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i think people need to remember blah blah blah...yougov polls....fair play...
Right on cueThe well thought out and reasoned replies of skidemin, the guy who can't work out that 40x2=80
what bots need to remember ....is if your going to say people need to remember its not then a great idea to use equally not representative polls or sites yourself....![]()
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If you want to make a point, at least try and be coherent.
It sounds like you think the YouGov poll isn't representative of the UK population? If so, please elaborate why.
I'll do my part though in backing up why I think YouGov should be considered more representative than this board![]()
The results from the poll are all here:
https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/7xbmk8cm3y/ ... esults.pdf
As we can see, from 4189 responses, 2318 were women and 1871 were men. That gives a response split of 55% women and 45% men.
The actual UK split is 51% women and 49% men as shown by the UK.gov website using data from the census:
https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.ser ... ons/latest
When we look at the age of the people responding and the percentage of the total:
18-24 = 7%
25-34 = 14.8%
35-44 = 17.7%
45-54 = 17.7%
55+ = 42.8%
And comparing that to the actual population make up of the UK:
20-24 = 8.9%
25-34 = 17.5%
35-44 = 18.2%
45-54 = 18.1%
55+ = 37.1%
https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.ser ... ups/latest
When we look at which nation the responses came from and their percentage of the total:
England = 86.2%
Wales = 4.8%
Scotland = 9%
And comparing to the actual split in population between the 3:
England = 86.52%
Wales = 4.85%
Scotland = 8.43%
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulation ... nestimates
So in short, comparing the responses of the poll to the make up of the UK population with YouGov poll in red and UK Population in green:
Women = 55% / 51%
Men = 45% / 49%
Age of respondents:
18-24/20-24 = 7% / 8.9%
25-34 = 14.8% / 17.5%
35-44 = 17.7% / 18.2%
45-54 = 17.7% / 18.1%
55+ = 42.8% / 37.1%
Nation:
England = 86.2% / 86.5%
Wales = 4.8% / 4.9%
Scotland = 9% / 8.4%
I could go on but I think it's safe to say the opinions from a YouGov poll are more likely to represent the opinions of the wider UK population than this Cardiff City forum.
Mon Jun 07, 2021 1:01 pm
skidemin wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:skidemin wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:skidemin wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
![]()
i think people need to remember blah blah blah...yougov polls....fair play...
Right on cueThe well thought out and reasoned replies of skidemin, the guy who can't work out that 40x2=80
what bots need to remember ....is if your going to say people need to remember its not then a great idea to use equally not representative polls or sites yourself....![]()
![]()
If you want to make a point, at least try and be coherent.
It sounds like you think the YouGov poll isn't representative of the UK population? If so, please elaborate why.
I'll do my part though in backing up why I think YouGov should be considered more representative than this board![]()
The results from the poll are all here:
https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/7xbmk8cm3y/ ... esults.pdf
As we can see, from 4189 responses, 2318 were women and 1871 were men. That gives a response split of 55% women and 45% men.
The actual UK split is 51% women and 49% men as shown by the UK.gov website using data from the census:
https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.ser ... ons/latest
When we look at the age of the people responding and the percentage of the total:
18-24 = 7%
25-34 = 14.8%
35-44 = 17.7%
45-54 = 17.7%
55+ = 42.8%
And comparing that to the actual population make up of the UK:
20-24 = 8.9%
25-34 = 17.5%
35-44 = 18.2%
45-54 = 18.1%
55+ = 37.1%
https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.ser ... ups/latest
When we look at which nation the responses came from and their percentage of the total:
England = 86.2%
Wales = 4.8%
Scotland = 9%
And comparing to the actual split in population between the 3:
England = 86.52%
Wales = 4.85%
Scotland = 8.43%
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulation ... nestimates
So in short, comparing the responses of the poll to the make up of the UK population with YouGov poll in red and UK Population in green:
Women = 55% / 51%
Men = 45% / 49%
Age of respondents:
18-24/20-24 = 7% / 8.9%
25-34 = 14.8% / 17.5%
35-44 = 17.7% / 18.2%
45-54 = 17.7% / 18.1%
55+ = 42.8% / 37.1%
Nation:
England = 86.2% / 86.5%
Wales = 4.8% / 4.9%
Scotland = 9% / 8.4%
I could go on but I think it's safe to say the opinions from a YouGov poll are more likely to represent the opinions of the wider UK population than this Cardiff City forum.
nobody was making a point about how representative this or any other board is though. only you
and now having been critical of one while quoting another...had it pointed out to you by RV..youve done a google search and moved on to attempting to prove one unrepresentative poll is a bit more representative than another...are you deliberately not getting things ?
Wed Jun 09, 2021 5:58 am
RV Casual wrote:The world's gone mad now, I know this is off the topic but they have a black actor playing ann boleyn on CH5, can you imagine the uproar if a white actor played Nelson Mandela or similar.
Then there was the train thing the other day where a non binary person complained about the conductor saying good morning ladies and gentlemen.
The tail is wagging the dog on this world now 100%, the feelings of the majority just arnt listened to.
Wed Jun 09, 2021 10:37 am
AfricanBluebird wrote:RV Casual wrote:The world's gone mad now, I know this is off the topic but they have a black actor playing ann boleyn on CH5, can you imagine the uproar if a white actor played Nelson Mandela or similar.
Then there was the train thing the other day where a non binary person complained about the conductor saying good morning ladies and gentlemen.
The tail is wagging the dog on this world now 100%, the feelings of the majority just arnt listened to.
White people have been playing black people and minorities for years - and I didn't see any outcry about that. EVERY single cowboy movie until recent history had white people playing native Americans. EVERY single movie about Christ has had a westerner as a lead as Jesus when Jesus was obviously from the middle east. Black and white minstrels anyone?
Of course no one white would play mandela and of course no one black would play Alex Ferguson. With some much older historic figures it doesn't really matter though does it?
Wed Jun 09, 2021 12:20 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:The TV stations are silencing the boos and adding clapping in many games.
Wed Jun 09, 2021 1:07 pm
Wed Jun 09, 2021 1:35 pm
AfricanBluebird wrote:RV Casual wrote:The world's gone mad now, I know this is off the topic but they have a black actor playing ann boleyn on CH5, can you imagine the uproar if a white actor played Nelson Mandela or similar.
Then there was the train thing the other day where a non binary person complained about the conductor saying good morning ladies and gentlemen.
The tail is wagging the dog on this world now 100%, the feelings of the majority just arnt listened to.
White people have been playing black people and minorities for years - and I didn't see any outcry about that. EVERY single cowboy movie until recent history had white people playing native Americans. EVERY single movie about Christ has had a westerner as a lead as Jesus when Jesus was obviously from the middle east. Black and white minstrels anyone?
Of course no one white would play mandela and of course no one black would play Alex Ferguson. With some much older historic figures it doesn't really matter though does it?
Wed Jun 09, 2021 4:54 pm
Jock wrote:AfricanBluebird wrote:RV Casual wrote:The world's gone mad now, I know this is off the topic but they have a black actor playing ann boleyn on CH5, can you imagine the uproar if a white actor played Nelson Mandela or similar.
Then there was the train thing the other day where a non binary person complained about the conductor saying good morning ladies and gentlemen.
The tail is wagging the dog on this world now 100%, the feelings of the majority just arnt listened to.
White people have been playing black people and minorities for years - and I didn't see any outcry about that. EVERY single cowboy movie until recent history had white people playing native Americans. EVERY single movie about Christ has had a westerner as a lead as Jesus when Jesus was obviously from the middle east. Black and white minstrels anyone?
Of course no one white would play mandela and of course no one black would play Alex Ferguson. With some much older historic figures it doesn't really matter though does it?
Wed Jun 09, 2021 5:02 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
First I've heard of that.
If the boos were so minority then why did Southgate ask his players if they should continue or not? All I see is the media trying to cover up the booing with their bias left wing opinions, all I see is the media telling their pundit what to say in favour of the knee, all I see is the media giving full coverage to those players who support the knee. How about the media interviewing those of us, players and fans, who oppose the knee and ask us why. I'll tell you why and that is they don't want to broadcast what most of us think about the Marxist, rioting and racist BLM.
Wed Jun 09, 2021 6:58 pm
Borders Blue wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:WestCoastBlue wrote:I think some people need to remember that this board isn't representative of the wider general public's views.
The majority of accounts from today's game and the Austria game claim that applause was a more common response to the kneeling than booing and support drowned out the opposition. And that's not accounts just from the mainstream media as I know they will be discounted by some. Personal observations on social media sites corroborate that support for the kneeling outweighed the opposition.
A YouGov poll, albeit from October so 7 months ago, asking football fans whether they approved of taking the knee or not found that the majority were in favour of footballers and staff taking the knee. 49% approving and 41% disapproving.
First I've heard of that.
If the boos were so minority then why did Southgate ask his players if they should continue or not? All I see is the media trying to cover up the booing with their bias left wing opinions, all I see is the media telling their pundit what to say in favour of the knee, all I see is the media giving full coverage to those players who support the knee. How about the media interviewing those of us, players and fans, who oppose the knee and ask us why. I'll tell you why and that is they don't want to broadcast what most of us think about the Marxist, rioting and racist BLM.
The irony is that BLM is a racist organisation, which believes that all white people have 'white privilege' (I'd certainly swap my white privilege, for some of the privileges black footballers have). They believe that all white people are racist even if they don't realise it - so they want 'critical race theory' taught in schools - so as to 're-educate us'. They want to get rid of the nuclear family, they want white people to give up their homes and university places for black people, they want to defund the police, they want white people to get on their knees and beg forgiveness for the enslavement and mistreatment of blacks. Some of its members have beaten people up and even killed people on the streets of US cities - as well as burning down shops owned by black people. It's leaders have done nothing for black families and neighbourhoods with their hundreds of millions, yet their leaders have become rich on the money we have donated to them - much of which has gone to the Democratic Party. This is what I see when players take the knee. Ferdinand has the nerve to call those who boo an 'ignorant minority', when he, Southgate and most players and managers are the ones who are ignorant.