MadsEmil

Equal rights isn't politics, it's common fkn sense.

Oh really? Glad you speak you've cleared that up on behalf of the entire queer community

Seen this on our reddit forum, thought it was quite fitting videoplayback_DYC6P11J_2.mp4

My line of thinking is that we'll be playing on the counter in the prem anyways given we won't be able to impose ourselves on a majority of the teams. And having Vestys passing for hitting long passes to runners wouldn't be half bad

Rudkin needs to be sacked pronto How someone in charge can bring the club to the brink of existence and not see consequences is beyond me.

Add and I quote "sorry but I don't feel sorry for people who self harm or commit suicide" to the list of dickhead tweets. Get rid of him in summer and hopefully forget all about him afterwards. Painfully mediocre player who hasn't got the right attitude for professional football.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/breaking-eastenders-dean-gaffney-catapulted-31876065.amp

There is no nuance in Hamza's opinion. The brutal massacre of 7/10 was some glorious act of resistance by Palestinian freedom fighters in his eyes. If I was a Jewish Leicester City supporter I'd be sick right now.

People on here are being willfully ignorant about this. This isn't some isolated incident of Hamza saying something controversial/ inciting, coupled with him liking tweets that were essentially celebrating the slaughter, rape and torture of 1500 innocent people on 07/10, this latest tweet is just another one in a long line of questionable statements Hamza had made recently. For the people who don't understand, "From the river to the sea [Palestine will be free] is already banned and criminally relevant in multiple European countries because their courts have deemed it constitutes hate speech because of its implication that the aforementioned "free Palestine" would abolish and replace the Jewish state currently located between said river and sea. This isn't some case of having differing viewpoints on the matter - this one is simply one step too far and I do hope the club will do something about it because it is not acceptable for a player representing Leicester City to go and call for the destruction of the only safe haven of jewish life in this world. Leicester City is a club meant to welcome everyone from all walks of life, no matter their ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, age or gender.

That's what I tell the wife all the time

Honestly vile. This isn't about Hamza taking a side, it's just vile because it's an attempt at somehow justifying the slaughter of 1400 people. Get it into your heads: Butchering innocent people at a festival, in their homes and on the street isn't a valid form of protest against whatever occupation you feel like you might be under. The club would do well to have a word with him regarding this but then again it would only lead to them (Hamza) feeling validated in his beliefs of everyone trying to shut any opposition to Israel up. I just wonder, if we had a player at the club who was personally affected by all of this, I couldn't blame them for not feeling welcome in our dressing room. I'd imagine Peretz at Bayern (his teammate Mazraoui posting similar things) and Solomon will be having quite a tough time right now.

It would seem audio commentary is all we get for this game...

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Registration deadline is sometime later today, I highly doubt the club want to miss that. He'll be on the bench come tomorrow, no doubt