too many people had that avi, but with a different albumsorry!
hmm you get a pass
So @chris.b....lets discuss your fraudulent behavior
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hmm you get a passwho dat in ur avi?
what happened to the Lost in Translation/Purple Haze avi plehgur
who dat in ur avi?
Uh, thats me plehboi
MVike28
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No surprise @Desirous see no problem with known black haters
Come get your demonic people
Sep 12,2013
Allegations of racist chanting have been made against Macedonian fans during Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier against Scotland, anti-racism organisation FARE have stated they passed information onto FIFA.
In a statement via the official FARE twitter account, it read: “Fare has passed on to FIFA details of racism at the FYR Macedonia vs. Scotland FIFA World Cup 2014 qualifying match.”
The allegations revolve around Scotland player Ikechi Anya, who was targeted with said racist abuse during the game in Skopje, which Scotland won 2-1.
It is not the first time that Macedonian fans have racially abused black football players in September 2003 Ashley Cole, Emile Heskey and Sol Campbell were on the receiving end of racist abuse from the Macedonians during a qualifier in Skopje.
Bulgaria fined by Uefa after racist chanting against England
Bulgaria fans taunt the England players during the Euro 2012 qualifier in Sofia. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA
Football's determination to stamp out racism has come under further scrutiny after the Bulgarian Football Union was fined €40,000 (£34,250) by Uefa for its fans' abuse of England players during September's Euro 2012 qualifier in Sofia.
Uefa's control and disciplinary body had the power to order Bulgaria to play fixtures behind closed doors but imposed the fine after lengthy deliberation. The decision by European football's governing body came on the day Fifa's president, Sepp Blatter, apologised for suggesting racism on the pitch is not an issue and can be settled with a handshake.
During England's 3-0 win in Bulgaria sections of the home support directed monkey chants primarily at Ashley Young, but also at Ashley Cole and Theo Walcott. The Football Association issued a formal complaint to the BFU and the Uefa delegate at the game immediately after the final whistle, and Bulgaria were charged with "discriminatory behaviour relating to chanting by home supporters". Further charges were brought relating to the setting off and throwing of fireworks during the fixture.
The Bulgaria manager at the time, the former Germany captain Lothar Matthäus, issued a public apology after the game for the conduct of the minority of the country's support, describing the abuse as "pitiful". Walcott and England's captain that night, John Terry, said they had been aware of the chants as they played out the win. "It was very clear, but I ignored it," Walcott said. "But that's me."
The BFU can appeal against the verdict within three days of the dispatch of the reasoned decision. Uefa appears, as yet, to have ignored chants from sections of the England support of "Where's your caravan?" directed at the locals that night.
Come get your demonic people
Sep 12,2013
Allegations of racist chanting have been made against Macedonian fans during Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier against Scotland, anti-racism organisation FARE have stated they passed information onto FIFA.
In a statement via the official FARE twitter account, it read: “Fare has passed on to FIFA details of racism at the FYR Macedonia vs. Scotland FIFA World Cup 2014 qualifying match.”
The allegations revolve around Scotland player Ikechi Anya, who was targeted with said racist abuse during the game in Skopje, which Scotland won 2-1.
It is not the first time that Macedonian fans have racially abused black football players in September 2003 Ashley Cole, Emile Heskey and Sol Campbell were on the receiving end of racist abuse from the Macedonians during a qualifier in Skopje.
Bulgaria fined by Uefa after racist chanting against England
Bulgaria fans taunt the England players during the Euro 2012 qualifier in Sofia. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA
Football's determination to stamp out racism has come under further scrutiny after the Bulgarian Football Union was fined €40,000 (£34,250) by Uefa for its fans' abuse of England players during September's Euro 2012 qualifier in Sofia.
Uefa's control and disciplinary body had the power to order Bulgaria to play fixtures behind closed doors but imposed the fine after lengthy deliberation. The decision by European football's governing body came on the day Fifa's president, Sepp Blatter, apologised for suggesting racism on the pitch is not an issue and can be settled with a handshake.
During England's 3-0 win in Bulgaria sections of the home support directed monkey chants primarily at Ashley Young, but also at Ashley Cole and Theo Walcott. The Football Association issued a formal complaint to the BFU and the Uefa delegate at the game immediately after the final whistle, and Bulgaria were charged with "discriminatory behaviour relating to chanting by home supporters". Further charges were brought relating to the setting off and throwing of fireworks during the fixture.
The Bulgaria manager at the time, the former Germany captain Lothar Matthäus, issued a public apology after the game for the conduct of the minority of the country's support, describing the abuse as "pitiful". Walcott and England's captain that night, John Terry, said they had been aware of the chants as they played out the win. "It was very clear, but I ignored it," Walcott said. "But that's me."
The BFU can appeal against the verdict within three days of the dispatch of the reasoned decision. Uefa appears, as yet, to have ignored chants from sections of the England support of "Where's your caravan?" directed at the locals that night.
Desirous
Action expresses priorities
I represent all Bulgarians and Macedonians as much as you represent all Americans. Don't tag meNo surprise @Desirous see no problem with known black haters
Come get your demonic people
Sep 12,2013
Allegations of racist chanting have been made against Macedonian fans during Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier against Scotland, anti-racism organisation FARE have stated they passed information onto FIFA.
In a statement via the official FARE twitter account, it read: “Fare has passed on to FIFA details of racism at the FYR Macedonia vs. Scotland FIFA World Cup 2014 qualifying match.”
The allegations revolve around Scotland player Ikechi Anya, who was targeted with said racist abuse during the game in Skopje, which Scotland won 2-1.
It is not the first time that Macedonian fans have racially abused black football players in September 2003 Ashley Cole, Emile Heskey and Sol Campbell were on the receiving end of racist abuse from the Macedonians during a qualifier in Skopje.
Bulgaria fined by Uefa after racist chanting against England
Bulgaria fans taunt the England players during the Euro 2012 qualifier in Sofia. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA
Football's determination to stamp out racism has come under further scrutiny after the Bulgarian Football Union was fined €40,000 (£34,250) by Uefa for its fans' abuse of England players during September's Euro 2012 qualifier in Sofia.
Uefa's control and disciplinary body had the power to order Bulgaria to play fixtures behind closed doors but imposed the fine after lengthy deliberation. The decision by European football's governing body came on the day Fifa's president, Sepp Blatter, apologised for suggesting racism on the pitch is not an issue and can be settled with a handshake.
During England's 3-0 win in Bulgaria sections of the home support directed monkey chants primarily at Ashley Young, but also at Ashley Cole and Theo Walcott. The Football Association issued a formal complaint to the BFU and the Uefa delegate at the game immediately after the final whistle, and Bulgaria were charged with "discriminatory behaviour relating to chanting by home supporters". Further charges were brought relating to the setting off and throwing of fireworks during the fixture.
The Bulgaria manager at the time, the former Germany captain Lothar Matthäus, issued a public apology after the game for the conduct of the minority of the country's support, describing the abuse as "pitiful". Walcott and England's captain that night, John Terry, said they had been aware of the chants as they played out the win. "It was very clear, but I ignored it," Walcott said. "But that's me."
The BFU can appeal against the verdict within three days of the dispatch of the reasoned decision. Uefa appears, as yet, to have ignored chants from sections of the England support of "Where's your caravan?" directed at the locals that night.
MVike28
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I represent all Bulgarians and Macedonians as much as you represent all Americans. Don't tag me
Just callinout your bs. And yes it helps me understands the roots of your ignorance when it comes to others who hate blacks.
American?
im in TO
She doesn't hate blacks stop putting words in her mouth
Just callinout your bs. And yes it helps me understands the roots of your ignorance when it comes to others who hate blacks.
American?
MVike28
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Shhhh
couldn't wait 2 seconds before
nobody callin her racist thats extreme.
I said ignorance when it comes to black haters like yourself. And yes the systemic race issues in her country are relevant to the discussion.
Desirous
Action expresses priorities
Well, then you must represent the views and actions of ALL Canadians. fukk outta here.
Just callinout your bs. And yes it helps me understands the roots of your ignorance when it comes to others who hate blacks.
American?
Stop painting with a broad brush....treat each individual differently.Shhhh
couldn't wait 2 seconds before
nobody callin her racist thats extreme.
I said ignorance when it comes to black haters like yourself. And yes the systemic race issues in her country are relevant to the discussion.
She seems to me like a nice person, I have no issues with her posts.
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MVike28
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Gettin emotional there.
Guess you really care when you get called out for your bullshyt.
You ain't slick
Just callinout your bs. And yes it helps me understands the roots of your ignorance when it comes to others who hate blacks.
American?
well what you gonna say to her if you bump into her in those clean T.O. streets?
MVike28
right around the ACC
Nothin personal
KIM
A racist in Bulgaria doesn't make every Bulgarian in the world a racist.
Gettin emotional there.
Guess you really care when you get called out for your bullshyt.
You ain't slick
Uncle Kingpin
No Relation
Look at c00n B and Desirous yall
fukk you nikka and your Canadian bytch look like Clayface
fukk you nikka and your Canadian bytch look like Clayface