Pride and the Albion

[symyjym]

of course i agree...but i am sure you agree that the variety of topics make it a more interesting place

Depends if the original motivation is sincere or not.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Depends if the original motivation is sincere or not.

of course....and i'm sorry i misunderstood your earlier remark

 

[symyjym]

of course

and respond accordingly or not at all.

 

[symyjym]

of course....and i'm sorry i misunderstood your earlier remark

No problem, I am just being playful in my own little way

 

[LamieRobertson]

and respond accordingly or not at all.

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[Grombleton]

I think that if the 'C' in AITC is to make sense then the OP is spot on. You don't have to be gay to join in, to promote, or to support the things that Pride stands for. Maybe someone could ask the team why the Albion haven't got involved.

Good shout [MENTION=14785]twowheelsbest[/MENTION]

Pretty much this. I'm not gay but I have friends who are and I understand and fully support all that Pride stands for. I think it would have been a nice touch to see some sort of Albion presence, but then I can also understand if they haven't for whatever reason.

 

[symyjym]

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exactly

 

[Dan Aitch]

Why make it an issue when it isn't.
Most of us couldn't give a flying feck about other peoples sex lives.
This is a football forum.
If Tom Daly was a top quality striker rather than a top quality diver,would any of us really care if he signed for the Albion and banged in 40 goals a season?

It must be disappointing for the club to find a fan who doesn't understand what AITC is about, and who insists on closing their mind to anything other than balls.