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I am amazed by the fascination by some comments on here being so interested in a player’s sexuality, and in many ways now demanding that they come out so to know their orientation. In fact, this morbid curiosity about players sexuality and singling them out is in itself passive aggressive...

Homophobic abuse whether in football, the workplace or even in schools offends gay people when it’s used against people in a derogatory manner. Same as the old word for Cerebral Palsy which used to be used as an insult, and was more offensive to people who have that condition than the person...

Why do you associate BHAFC and an open door to come out ??? Mmmm, lets get all the gay footballers to come out and homophobia will stop, they are the cause ???

You seemed fixated on gay footballers coming out. The FA is addressing Homophobia in the terraces and has nothing to do with what you keep going on about.

Yes, I don't care how many languages one can speak :thumbsup:

Though it is highly irritating for Brighton to have been given a gay stereotype label by the media and is promoted as such. How can we sound like a diverse city as you say, when it is regarded as insular for one type of person? Cultural City of Brighton sounds good, but Brighton the Gay...

I don't think this is specifically about football other than the terraces magnify social attitudes. People do get bullied at school from a young age for being gay even if they are not, and many take their own lives through all forms of bullying. If you verbally abuse someone and you call them a...