I have decided that the multo millionaire Rio at 33 should tell the red faced sweatie

[SOLMAN(read by millions)]

to f**k off and mind his own business

[Nicosia Gooner]

[redgunamo]

have players breaking contracts when they feel like it.

If players want air-time for their own personal views then they should pay for it like everybody else.

Rio got a decent deal there.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Brentwood]

Him downstairs

[Peter]

It really is quite pathetic to have such a situation arise over a t-shirt.

[SOLMAN(read by millions)]

[SOLMAN(read by millions)]

while JT is lauging his head off , why Hodgeson won't pick Rio is beyond me

[redgunamo]

On his own time he can wear what he likes, of course, but yesterday he was representing Manchester United as an employee.

[redgunamo]

Nobody would've said anything then http://www.awimb.com/images/smiley_icons/smile.gif

As it is, he's guilty of stealing prime airtime.

[SOLMAN(read by millions)]

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[barrybueno]

[Peter]

His press conference having a go at another player for not wearing it.

If he looks stupid it is his fault and his problem.

[redgunamo]

their union and, most importantly, their sponsors http://www.awimb.com/images/smiley_icons/shrug.gif


Rio et al are just childish little pricks.

[Peter]

Its a t- shirt of a lip- service, bull**** anti - racism bureaucratic device. It means f**k all.

Good on those players who are calling them all out for the c**ts that they are. Give the FA, UEFA et al something to worry about. c**ts to a man

[redgunamo]

and whatnot with other peoples' money, especially if you're already wealthy yourself. If they don't like it, they should hand back some of that cash voluntarily and resign their membership. It's exactly the same as if Rio had refused to wear a Manchester United shirt. Or if a fireman had refused to wear his uniform.

This KIO campaign, for what it's worth, is not about millionaire footballers abusing each other on the pitch while lining themselves up for lucrative media careers; it's about the little people who deal with this every day and may feel they have no recourse and have therefore invested what little they have in crusades such as this.

Will nobody think of the ordinary people?