You do realise the "battered the wife" tweet was from a parody account right ?
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[Football] Phil Neville
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You do realise the "battered the wife" tweet was from a parody account right ?
sussex_guy2k2
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cheers for clearing that up. We all make mistakes.Beach Seagull
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agree.
seagulls4ever
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I didn't since the only place I read that was on the BBC website where it says:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42803812
Edit: seems BBC were correct after all.
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Beach Seagull
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Lord Ousely now on SSN talking about 'double standards' what a hypocrite as didn't see him on SSN condemning Trevor Sinclair........
I acknowledge however Lord Ousely was talking about Phil Neville on SSN news today rather than a racism issue.
I acknowledge however Lord Ousely was talking about Phil Neville on SSN news today rather than a racism issue.
seagulls4ever
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I've just been looking into this and it appears it wasn't from a parody account at all. Some people seem to be saying it was from a parody account but they appear to be incorrect - he did actually tweet that.
[tweet]956249958151327746[/tweet]
seagulls4ever
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[tweet]956262104100720642[/tweet]
seagulls4ever
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Where is the evidence that it was from a parody account? My brief research (see above) indicates those tweets were from Neville himself.
DumLum
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I've lost some respect for Kick It Out getting involved in this.
BensGrandad
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Having failed as a manager in proper football lets hope he does better in this form
Beach Seagull
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Agree with you. If it was a female ex footballer of similar stature to Neville (within the women's game) who had won many England caps and domestic trophies, who was then fast tracked into the job of managing the women's team (without ever having ever managed at the top level a la Neville) would Kick it Out be making a fuss?? Absolutely not. Imagine if was a BAME new England manager, they would be 'welcoming the appointment' and 'applauding the FA's commitment to diversity.'
I stand corrected, apologies.
BadFish
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Yes because Islam is localised isn't it. No Muslims round these parts. You really are the gift that keeps giving Looney.
What with that and forgetting there have been civil wars in Europe before. You really are looking quite silly at the moment.
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looney
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Wow that was really weak so let me expose it for its stupidity as usual.
Nice try at moving the goal posts, I didn't state or imply where muslims are or are not. I just pointed out your need to comment about whats going on on the other side of the planet.
Same thing with your second fail, pointing out there could well be civil wars in the near future says nothing about knowledge of civil wars past. I will remind you again that you are not smart enough to put words in my mouth.
Westdene Wonder
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Phil Neville - Englands femail football Team Manager
I cannot believe that women are criticizing his appointment, they should be delighted that someone of his allround real football experience should give this team even a second thought.
It is known that he had sometime in the past sent a private tweet/email which some consider not PC correct however the way things are going it will be virtually impossible to not find something that does not upset somebody.
Phil could well find it will be a bad decision on his future career when his cv shows his present position
I cannot believe that women are criticizing his appointment, they should be delighted that someone of his allround real football experience should give this team even a second thought.
It is known that he had sometime in the past sent a private tweet/email which some consider not PC correct however the way things are going it will be virtually impossible to not find something that does not upset somebody.
Phil could well find it will be a bad decision on his future career when his cv shows his present position
Sheebo
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Femails shouldn’t play football - end of. And I don’t care if that’s not politically correct correct either.
BadFish
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Keep digging LOONEY. Don't embarrass yourself further by lying about the silly things you have said. It's okay to say silly things, don't worry about it. I will leave it there as I am starting to feel a bit sorry for you. You are off the hook.
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Never been a manager ...coach yes and failed at that. But this is the best they could find that is prepared to face the intense media scrutiny into anything they have said or done in their entire life. He has said some stupid things but then if he was intelligent he probably wouldnt have ended up down a career path to football in the first place.
Kalimantan Gull
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Not correct......spot on.