Stan Collymore

[melv]

The man? is a disgrace.

 

http://kenlukowiak.wordpress.com/2014/05/26/letter-to-stan/

[CAVALIER]

Samuelo and Twits alluded me to this the other night via the medium of twitter . He needs ****ing. Can't believe it's not big news in the press but that's all racist *****/ Ukip at present

[George]

What does one expect from a cnut like Collymore.Perhaps he'd like to repeat those words face to face with the SAS.

 

I've been following all this on Twitter. At no point does he refer to the 1982 war to reclaim it from Argentina. He's talking about when we 'claimed it' originally. And he is right, it wasn't anyone's. We just 'took it'.

Agree he is coming across as an **** but at no point did he slag off our armed forces.

[melv]

I've been following all this on Twitter. At no point does he refer to the 1982 war to reclaim it from Argentina. He's talking about when we 'claimed it' originally. And he is right, it wasn't anyone's. We just 'took it'.

Agree he is coming across as an **** but at no point did he slag off our armed forces.

 

 

He says we thieved,like we doit.If it Didnt belong to anyone how can it have been thieved?

[George]

He says we thieved,like we doit.If it Didnt belong to anyone how can it have been thieved?

 

As I said, he's coming across as an ****. I just wanted to point out he made no reference to the 1982 war or our armed forces.

[Heatwave]

I've been following all this on Twitter. At no point does he refer to the 1982 war to reclaim it from Argentina. He's talking about when we 'claimed it' originally. And he is right, it wasn't anyone's. We just 'took it'.

Agree he is coming across as an **** but at no point did he slag off our armed forces.

 

Sorry George, you're wrong. It was a French possession we took over after the Napoleonic war, I suppose as part of the 'spoils of war'. The Argentines never had it in the first place; indeed, the name 'Malvinas' by which the Argentines refer to the islands derives from the name of St. Malo, one of the bigger French ports.

 

Stan Collymore is old enough to remember the events of 1982 and the loss of life involved to liberate the islands for those living there. The mildest thing I can say is he should have known better.

[George]

Sorry George, you're wrong. It was a French possession we took over after the Napoleonic war, I suppose as part of the 'spoils of war'. The Argentines never had it in the first place; indeed, the name 'Malvinas' by which the Argentines refer to the islands derives from the name of St. Malo, one of the bigger French ports.

 

Stan Collymore is old enough to remember the events of 1982 and the loss of life involved to liberate the islands for those living there. The mildest thing I can say is he should have known better.

 

Apologies, you're right. What I meant was it wasn't the Argentines originally, which you have confirmed.

[geosname]

Who could they nick it off in 1592?

[Howjy04]

Having visited the Falklands I can assure that pirck that the islanders are as British as anyone in Britain.GSTQ.And of course they wish to remain that way.Maybe he should pay a visit I'm sure he'll be very welcome.Fantastic colony of Penguins there at Bluff Cove.So not just sheep.

[Woakesy]

Strange decision, motd2 inviting Collymore on. Leave aside the fact that he's a woman beating cry baby. He's also a moronic football pundit who just shouts inane rubbish.

[Yukon]

It was an ill advised, insensitive comment but I don't think it was anything malicious.

 

People calling him names etc should probably take a step back and take the irony of the situation into account

[Woakesy]

It was an ill advised, insensitive comment but I don't think it was anything malicious.

 

People calling him names etc should probably take a step back and take the irony of the situation into account

 

It's just the latest in a long line of despicable incidents involving Collymore.

 

It's hardly name calling, its stating facts.

[Little_Al]

Those who are attacking Collymore by name calling and reference to his past are merely indicating the weakness of their case and even their lack of understanding of what he actually wrote. I would have thought that those who fought and died in The Falklands were defending freedom of speech amongst many other things.

[Yukon]

It's just the latest in a long line of despicable incidents involving Collymore.

 

It's hardly name calling, its stating facts.

 

No, it's name calling. If you're taking the moral high ground in any situation then in order to maintain your position you have to avoid such behaviour.

[CAVALIER]

Why's he want to comment anyway ? Grade A ****