I've just noticed that the Everton fan who throws a punch at the Lyon player during

yesterday's ruckus is holding a small child in his arms at the time :-\

Toxic masculinity :-(

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Originally Posted by Monty92

yesterday's ruckus is holding a small child in his arms at the time :-\

Toxic masculinity :-(

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No, not at all. We're not all like that.

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Originally Posted by Monty92

yesterday's ruckus is holding a small child in his arms at the time :-\

Toxic masculinity :-(

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I would imagine the child was horribly ashamed by his father's inability to throw a decent punch. :-(

And you do have to remember that this man was from Liverpool. Judging all men by the standards of Liverpudlians is like judging all restaurant food by what you'll find in the bins behind the local kebab shop.

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Originally Posted by Burney

I would imagine the child was horribly ashamed by his father's inability to throw a decent punch. :-(

And you do have to remember that this man was from Liverpool. Judging all men by the standards of Liverpudlians is like judging all restaurant food by what you'll find in the bins behind the local kebab shop.

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I'm in the box on Sunday, so get to avoid the general public

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Originally Posted by Monty92

yesterday's ruckus is holding a small child in his arms at the time :-\

Toxic masculinity :-(

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You've just noticed... have you missed all papers, online comments and TV this morning?

I don't get why footballers can have all the fights they want, but a fan gets involved and it's a police matter? Double standards imo