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Apology accepted and thanks for that. I do still however view it as banter and not 'homophobia'. For me it's a bit of a 'rolls eyes' moment when i hear the tired old 'do you take it up the arse' chants.' I'm not gay but I'm pretty certain if i was it would not bother me in the slightest hearing...

So because i express a view that you dont agree with that makes me rascist does it? Sadly it doesn't suprise me because as soon as anyone dares speak out against the liberal view they always get branded as 'rascist' or 'homophobic.' For your information i am neither rascist nor homophobic.

I did answer. You asked my opinion on something that didn't happen yesterday. No brain? Why because my view differs from yours? So you have to resort to personal insults? I'm happy to come on here and engage in debate and unlike you if someone has a different opinion to mine I dont resort to...

I wasn't there as came via Lewes but if i was it would not have bothered me in the slightest. It's football its a local derby and rival fans are gonna use anything they can to taunt one another. It goes on all the time and always will do.

Hypothetical question because we didn't.

I'm sure the members of the 'non footballing society' have encountered worse situations / problems in their lives than a bunch of football fans hurling abuse at each other. I'm sure they have all got up and got on with their lives today and won't need counselling to get over it.........

Singling out individuals or small groups is wrong but when the 'homophobia' is directed by directed at one large group collectively i dont see what the problem is.

Absolutely this. Could not agree more. It's only in the last couple of years that what was previously regarded as banter has now been elevated to 'homophobia.' An inevitable consequence of the sanitised society we now live in. If a bit of name calling at a local derby upsets you then I would...