Di Canio: 'i Am A Fascist Not A Racist.'

sandyRoe | 15:47 Mon 01st Apr 2013 | ChatterBank

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He must think that's OK. Can anyone remind us of the basic tenets of fascism?

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I have just read it too em - very good

emmie

last part of that link, someone with a very big tongue in cheek,

Is that why Di Canio wants to move to Sunderland? It might just be.

Do say: Perhaps Sunderland could make light of this by having black shirts as their away kit next season?

Don't say: At least he'll make training run on time.

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