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One of these things is not like the other
A lot of people aren’t into the butt stuff.
But the faggots want to force you to wear anal imagery on your body – even if you’re black.
They will force you.
Monaco have apologised to the French football federation after one of their players covered up an anti-homophobia message on his shirt and say he did it for ‘religious reasons’.
All Ligue 1 clubs wore the campaign logo on their kits over the weekend and players posed in front of a banner supporting the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia, and Transphobia.
Mohamed Camara stuck white tape over the top of the logo on his chest and also covered up the league’s rainbow badge on his sleeve during Monaco’s 4-0 win over Nantes.
French sports minister Amelie Oudea-Castera described Camara’s actions as ‘unacceptable’ and called on the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) to punish Monaco.
Amelie Oudea-Castera, former tennis player whose best career ranking was 251
‘It is unacceptable behaviour,’ she said on French radio station RTL. ‘I had the chance to tell the LFP what I thought about it and I think such behaviour must be subject to the strongest sanctions against the player and the club which allowed it to happen.’
Speaking after the match, Monaco coach Adi Hutter said the club would be carrying out an ‘internal discussion’ with Camara after he ‘personally intervened’ with his gesture.
Monaco’s general manager Thiago Scuro has now issued a statement apologising to the LFP and urging them not to hand punishments despite admitting it has been a ‘sad episode’ for the club.
‘As an organisation, we support the league,’ he said. ‘I called the CEO of the LFP, Arnaud Rouger, to apologise yesterday morning.
At least he has the support of his own country
‘Mo has his religious reasons to do what he did. As you can imagine, it is a very sensitive topic to discuss as we have to respect religion.
‘We, as a club, are very sad about this episode. We hope to show this and show that we don’t support this. We will manage it internally.
‘What happened this year will not happen again. This episode should not scratch the club’s reputation.
‘It doesn’t represent who we are, as AS Monaco. Not afraid of punishment. It could happen but we hope not. It doesn’t feel fair to punish the whole organisation but I respect the opinions.’
Why is football all about anal now?
Isn’t it sort of… strange?
What if it was all about foot fetishism…?
They do this shit non-stop in western Europe, in most sports. They don’t have the balls to try it in the east.
