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[Husty]

I've got to say I've not heard homophobic chanting among Brighton fans.

If you have, fair enough - maybe I just wasn't paying attention.

Yeovil away, peterborough away, Pompey in the FA cup. Just about ANY match we've had Brighton fans separated in two stands you will hear people singing homophobic chants at the other stand. It's disgusting behaviour and I shudder to think what those homosexuals amongst our own ranks must think whilst this is going on in the 21st century.

 

[Leighgull]

I've got to say I've not heard homophobic chanting among Brighton fans.

If you have, fair enough - maybe I just wasn't paying attention.

He's bald, he's bent, his arse is up for rent. Referee, Referee!

Heard on the Northstand at the Goldstone on a few occasions. Probably before Brighton was synonymous with Gayness tbf.

 

[Da Man Clay]

He's bald, he's bent, his arse is up for rent. Referee, Referee!

Heard on the Northstand at the Goldstone on a few occasions. Probably before Brighton was synonymous with Gayness tbf.

And a long time ago. Probably not too far from the time monkey sounds were acceptable.

 

[HawkTheSeagull]

Yeovil away, peterborough away, Pompey in the FA cup. Just about ANY match we've had Brighton fans separated in two stands you will hear people singing homophobic chants at the other stand. It's disgusting behaviour and I shudder to think what those homosexuals amongst our own ranks must think whilst this is going on in the 21st century.

Really ? Ive certainly never heard of anything of the like.

Credit for him for coming out, still a small step though.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

I think that the debate about footballers coming out has hit a point whereby many (especially on here) are so indifferent to an individual player's sexuality that it might not cause the media storm at first feared. Of course, there will be trolls and other assorted numpties across social media who are ill-educated enough to feel their ignorance is worth expressing. The true test of the British media's behaviour will be when a Premiership player comes out, and an English one at that.

Are Brighton fans more tolerant of homosexuality because of the city's social reputation? Not sure. I'd like to think it's not relevant.

I'd like to agree with you about people being indifferent but given it's front page news on the BBC website I don't think we're there yet.

 

[Husty]

I'd like to agree with you about people being indifferent but given it's front page news on the BBC website I don't think we're there yet.

Because the media want a story, not necessarily because anyone gives a shit.

 

[HawkTheSeagull]

Because the media want a story, not necessarily because anyone gives a shit.

This, its only a big deal because they have made it a big deal.

 

[The Large One]

I'd like to agree with you about people being indifferent but given it's front page news on the BBC website I don't think we're there yet.

Because the media want a story, not necessarily because anyone gives a shit.

This, its only a big deal because they have made it a big deal.

The correct answers.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

had a hell of a shot on him. Back of the net or row z.

what was he shooting
regards
DR

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

what was he shooting
regards
DR

Homophobes.

 

[DTES]

I'd like to agree with you about people being indifferent but given it's front page news on the BBC website I don't think we're there yet.

With a World Cup coming up in a country where homosexuality is illegal*, we certainly aren't there yet in the world of football, regardless of how the population in the UK feel about it.

*I'm referring to Qatar, but even before then we've also got one in Russia which isn't exactly in the news for being entirely fair to gay people either...

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

homophobes.

blimey he must have been spraying
regards
DR

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

blimey he must have been spraying
regards
DR

It's on your mind. You can't get the thought out of your head.

 

[Frutos]

Good on him but my initial reaction is it's a sad sign of the times that still, it's seen as such a big deal for a player to come out and the fact he also waited until his retirement.

This, basically.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

it's on your mind. You can't get the thought out of your head.

how do i take that
regards
DR

 

[Twinkle Toes]

how do i take that
regards
DR

 

[Publius Ovidius]

He's bald, he's bent, his arse is up for rent. Referee, Referee!

Heard on the Northstand at the Goldstone on a few occasions. Probably before Brighton was synonymous with Gayness tbf.

One of the worst chants I ever heard in the north stand was

Justin justin fashanu
Big black Cxxx
From London zoo.


Even in the days of alf Garnett, I still thought that was a bit ott

 

[Brighton Mod]

Football is so far behind where it needs to be on this issue, clearly there is an issue behind the scenes with this, but luckily with the World Cup being held in Qatar there will be no prospective competitor coming out before then for fear of being arrested!

 

[Dougie]

So is he "out" or. "out out " ?

 

[lawros left foot]

It does make me wonder about sport in general, that it appears sportsmen are afraid, for various reasons to come out, when an awful lot of the nations favourite personalities are openly gay. Graham Norton, Alan Carr, Paul O'grady, andJohn Barryman to mention a few (and I did say the nations, not mine)