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Are matches on Saturday going to now start at 2:59pm ?
It has always been optional anyway, and not done during live play. So the fuss over it has aways been highly irrational. If players want to make a point about racism in football (and society) then they should be able to do so without a bunch of bigots giving them grief.
The new plan is to be welcomed. They will now take the knee if they want to, only at high profile games. Any one still deeply offended at this can of course turn their TVs on at kick off time rather than 10 minutes earlier.
It has always been optional anyway, and not done during live play. So the fuss over it has aways been highly irrational. If players want to make a point about racism in football (and society) then they should be able to do so without a bunch of bigots giving them grief.
The new plan is to be welcomed. They will now take the knee if they want to, only at high profile games. Any one still deeply offended at this can of course turn their TVs on at kick off time rather than 10 minutes earlier.
//thank heavens, now AB sports fans can turn their attention back to trans athletes...//
Which, of course, is a far more important issue if you are a sports fan or, in particular, a woman who participates in competitive sport.
“Taking the Knee” is a largely pointless gesture; it has no discernible benefit but does little harm either (apart from irritating many sports fans). Allowing men who say they are women to participate in women’s sport is a different matter entirely, however.
Which, of course, is a far more important issue if you are a sports fan or, in particular, a woman who participates in competitive sport.
“Taking the Knee” is a largely pointless gesture; it has no discernible benefit but does little harm either (apart from irritating many sports fans). Allowing men who say they are women to participate in women’s sport is a different matter entirely, however.
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