Henry, Micah & Carra have powerful discussion on how football must tackle racism 

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Facts

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Same debate as 4 months

Nothing to get triggered by though.. It's not that serious, buddy.

@@bez1196 Clarifying misleading statements is not being triggered. I laughed at his comment too. Suggest you brush up on Logic 101. Cheers mate. Not sure what you are even trying to convey with your comment.

Neither are LGBTQ but they're another community he used as an analogy, strange thing to pick up on, did you miss the point entirely?

@@craigchristian344 LGBTQWZ87#66%^5 or whatever don't own football clubs do they?

He named Muslim under a list of "other communities". He never said it was a race. Listening comprehension

Because it was on BT sport durrrr 😒

How about you find out why they are acting this way before you begin your crusade. What if they have legitimate reasons for behaving they way they do, they are having an abnormal reaction to an abnormal situation. If you want to be the moral arbiter of society and go off a witch hunt after people who have good reason to be angry then that makes you the tyrant. Remember, the good guys have won every war in history.

These are some great cliche's guys. How do you know if you don't try! Don't disrespect yourself Complaining won't do you any favors. The condescending attitude won't do you any good, either.

Easy solution: fix immigration problem and crime rate within minors

People can change

putting the team in risk with a -50 can't be a solution, this need to be a lesson also outside the stadium to the guilty one or ones, but not to the team if they stand against it.

So you take points off a team and then find out that the person being racist is actually a fan of the opposite team who wore the opposing side shirt just to get them points deducted. Clever 👏 I don’t think there is a way to fix it because it can be done by any single person in the world. Banning the perpetrators for life and having the club and league come out in support of the players would be great though.

@@MatthewMcRowan Shhh! You're not meant to mention THOSE problems and solutions. Nope, you're just supposed to moan about whitey and complain about more action not being taken and more spots not being handed out to minorities for almost no reason other than they aren't white.

What?

@@HV2K Henry said it. We need more Black Muslim Asains

@@sevans606 black and asian I get but I don't know why he threw muslim in there

Disagree with your point, there are disproportionately more black players in football teams than in society in general. That is the number you should be looking at to work out the proportion of managers there should be. When you are watching the game, look at the sidelines, how many black coaches do you see? Now compare that to to how many black players. Sure it's gone up by a couple of percent since Titi played but not is double figures. In the world cup just gone we had the first black national team manager. For something like this the eye test works. What do you see?. Oh as for unqualified people to my knowledge Frank Lampard doesn't have is pro license but I still see this guy getting opportunities. Titi has his....

@@nats2976 but the fact is, we still don't know how many black players actually want to become managers when their careers are done. We also don't know how many qualified black managers applied for the roles that Lampard applied for. I'm not saying racism, discrimination or favouritism doesn't exist. However, we have to be able to answer these questions before branding the system as racist, its just too lazy in my opinion. There could be many innocent factors as to why many black players don't want to or aren't becoming managers and there could be many injustice factors as well but more research and data is needed on the subject.

Who do you support? It was the same before we got rich owners. The difference then was the clubs would buy players with debt. European teams have been splashing the cash for decades to win at the top level. Using debt is another form of financial doping and has been used by many of the European giants. Keep crying about the wealth of our club whilst I’m sat here enjoying beautiful football.

Sounds like a man u fan

Speak for yourself

2.5 at max lol

Grow up.

@@raveninnsbruck9166 good one mate👍 that showed me

Exactly mate, supported the racist when it suited him then stopped by the park on the way home to spit on a few kids. Scumbag of a man.

why should it be some thing special or unusual ? why treat is as such ?

@@asgard5968 Because it rarely gets televised. Outta here with that mentality, talking about important issues is necessary

@@tobejiru Are you joking ? Racism and the topic is all over the media non stop and has been for years. Perhaps if people actually stopped talking non stop and trying to be clever about it and amplifying it, we might get some balance. Talking on and on about something, does not solve it at the end of the day, it only keeps it alive. What solves it, is education about peoples thoughts and beliefs, which is much deeper and more complex than any nonsense that comes out of media celebrities. One incident of one fan, is always amplified 1000fold, as if it is typical with everyone, the topic is well over talked about, above and beyond the reality. Perhaps just shut up talking about it, will help.

@@tobejiru ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9fvin5xIoUk.html Pursuing the contents of your channel, I'd say that it is not surprising you make such a silly comment.

@@asgard5968 Yes, judge a person from their uploads from 7 years ago. Imagine arguing against morals LMAO football fans I swear

Mind Begs the Question: Anti Semitism - Sternly dealt with Racism,Islamophobia - if not Equally Sternly dealt with Equality,Elitist?

Thierry Henry a legend❤❤

He said absolutely nothing. He cried and had no solutions when asked.

@@shonehi546tim9 Cause there is no solution. This will never stop.

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Me as well!

It's crazy to think some people believe that a difference in ethnicity somehow prevents any shred of empathy. You don't have to have lived the same life experiences of another person to at least imagine and feel what it might have been like for them.

like those non western countries ?

​@@XgiannettoX what's western? Nigeria is west of France.

@Niche research 😂

@Niche research Japan, South Korea, the uae say hello

its even harsher and more open, cause as Henry mentioned, there is no representation, there is none in the ranks higher than us, to empathize with us, we are taught to live with it and try to forget. People forget we are humans too, like Henry says; Lukaku and Vini are superstars, the whole world watches and sees it. They HAVE to take actions, just to please a "status quo", there is no pressure from outside in the lower levels. Thats why Henry said he would like to know what others think, cause if u feel like the only one who wants to fight and your teammates arent on the same page. Youll feel outcasted. Its the ability to recognize and empathize, actually step up for someone, put your heart on the line and in the eye of the storm and show the people its not right. Anyone can post a picture or wear a shirt, it means nothing. Ive been there, the way they adress black people in dressings rooms, even your own teammates, it shows you how they actually think about people that look like you. You also know, one day youre the greatest, the next time u could be in the garbage, thats how much faster it goes. Hence why i quit football, u feel undermined/undervalued and underrespected, even when it comes to your wages compared to others. Let me remind you, not so long ago "black" keepers werent even a thing, now we have Onana and a couple years back Mendy. Its the boxes, way of seeing us and thinking about us that def still exist U almost had/have to play a role, in order to get in, to belong. And honestly life is a competition, as long as "white" people are eating and upgrading, they wont care, they still you as competition, but thats one "less" race for them to worry about, thats how they see it. Racism is a societal and systematic problem, football is a huge part of many cultures aswel, almost a mirror. From young to old, poor to rich. Ask any black player, theyve all experienced it starting from a very young age. And if everyone is still too busy with their own comfort, failing to empathize because of this, it will always be a huge problem. Saka and Rashford being racially abused after their penalty misses and all u read is "they have gotten back to form, they fought back".... What is this stupid statement? There is no fight back, you shouldnt be abusing someone in the first place. So are we now gonna use this as motivation to upgrade and sush haters? No, it says alot about the way communities/countries think about certain groups of people. Specially in the lower ranks...

We all need great allies

Jamie also participated in wearing T-shirts supporting Suarez in his racism against Patrice Evra. Don’t let Jamie fool you, he fully supported racism when it suited him and he spits at children.

​@@slashssnakepit4444he apologised, everyone makes mistakes, racism can be cured

@@slashssnakepit4444Wish we could look into your life so we could all mention the mistakes you’ve made in life many years ago in a RU-vid comments section.

More clowns ???🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

But Football can be an example in showing how u go all way with consequent actions. Right now a lot of football organisations just talk but don't really do something. Especially in Italy and Spain

It’s a place to start though.. Good conversations.

This is about Spanish football!

Watch 3:43 again he’s talking about the whole game

lol, Leave la liga for what? All leagues suffer from this, some more than others... Also he literally dedicated his whole live to this sport, should he throw it away because of some morons? Literally non sense...

@@majormononoke8958 low IQ response. YES there's racism everywhere, but it's apparent that it's the worst in Italy & Spain out of all the top 5 leagues. Leaving Madrid is not throwing his life away, stop being dramatic. He'd see a lot of success if he went to City for example

that's the point what about others ?

The management point was not conveying that he can't get opportunities. It's that the average black person will not get a fair opportunity because of racism. It might not be on purpose, but most people have unconscious biases.

I think you missed the point though but I see other replies are trying to help with that

lol, kind of hard when you are a outsider comming into the community...

Nfl and nba are even worse than football

The reason being is that he alone cannot rid racism. He is indirectly saying that the authorities need to be accountable (those with executive powers) to reduce the amount of racist incidents that occur at the games. The leaders / directors at the leagues, clubs and FA's. As a pundit, he could say get rid of the current executives. But the counter argument would be that they are not deemed incompetent overall and not solely responsible of individuals. It is a double edge sword.

@Synchro Mech you are very generous and trying to make sense of a useless word salad. If he's afraid for his job and his future opportunities, then he is a coward who shouldn't be listened to anyway. Again, I offered consequences, not laments that people are bad. For example, Bait Jerusalem needs to be banned for continuing racist objec