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You would online :wink:

Supporting BHA for 40+ years, I was there at Hereford and one of the few in the centre circle for on pitch protests but to be brutally honest I find the online discussions about football a little bit dull ... whereas I like to challenge the recieved wisdom on certain topics. Apologies if I come...

I haven't seen you posting on numerous threads but then again I'm not that bothered which thread anyone posts on :shrug:

You're welcome!

Are there any updates on the prosecution/cancelling of Gary Neville or the Horse racing trainer for clear examples of sexual assault!? :wink:

Amusing that you have interepreted me continually saying the kiss on the lips was wrong and innapropriate as victim blaming/condoning sexual assault but then again as soon as this thread started I guessed certain posters would end up deliberately misrepresenting opinions they disagreed with to...

He certainly is discovering that as there are clearly lots of agendas being played out around this case. My posts on this subject clearly stated his lip kiss was innapropriate and wrong BUT, in the context of an epic celebration, perhaps an error not neccaserrily worthy of an automatic...

You now seem to be applying context before passing judgement.

As with most things in life its all about the context of the specific situation/ people involved. In a moment of huge celebration with people you know then it might happen. Sometimes acceptable sometimes not, as in this case. If there is a problem then apologise (which he did).

You said ... Do you believe a woman grabbing a man who she isn't in a relationship with and kissing him on the lips is equally unacceptable/sexual assault?

You're welcome. At least your outrage is consistent :thumbsup:

Post #74 on this thread, looking forward to your outraged response! :angel:

Having finally got round to watching the clip in full I think that's probably the most accurate interpretation I would go with. He was clearly overjoyed at their achievement and there was lots of mutual hugging, kissing of cheeks on the podium but In the moment he went too far with a smacker on...