Reply With QuoteAs someone with Down's Syndrome I find your use of the phrase as a pejorative highly offensive and clearly calculated to diminish, intimidate and oppress me.Originally Posted by Burney
The lady directly behind my ST in Block 5 used have a drum.I may have mentioned, quite often in fact, my problem with Gazidis letting enemy teams (mostly Germans) bring DRUMS into the Grove.
More than once there was words.
As someone with Down's Syndrome I find your use of the phrase as a pejorative highly offensive and clearly calculated to diminish, intimidate and oppress me.
I reckon you've got that pretty much spot on, h.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
As a man who stood single handedly in defiance as the ICF tried to take the North Bank I refuse to believe you to be intimidated by mockery of your disability.
Are you suggesting that having Down's Syndrome could ever be a positive when it comes to footballing ability, h?
OK, Damien Duff, but apart from him?
Now you're at it. Referring to my 'gift' as a disability. Do I ever mock you for the disadvantages* you have had to endure since birth?
*Irishness
Well, when one scores a goal one is expected to leap around like a spastic with his cock caught in his zipper so one would carry a distinct advantage there I suppose.
Duffer is a pundit on RTE for the current World Cup.
Quite good he is.
Does he still look like a mong, though.
To be honest, I always quite liked him as a player.
You? Watching Irish TV?
Whatever next?
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
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