noun
1.
a view or judgement formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.
"that, in my opinion, is right"
2.
a statement of advice by an expert on a professional matter.
"if in doubt, get a second opinion"
So, as your opinion is no more relevant than anyone else who is it for to decide?
The key here is 'not necessarily based on fact or knowledge' so I'd respectfully suggest that those ACTUALLY involved in the incident might have a better understanding than you.
noun
1.
a view or judgement formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.
"that, in my opinion, is right"
2.
a statement of advice by an expert on a professional matter.
"if in doubt, get a second opinion"
So, as your opinion is no more relevant than anyone else who is it for to decide?
The key here is 'not necessarily based on fact or knowledge' so I'd respectfully suggest that those ACTUALLY involved in the incident might have a better understanding than you.
Don't have to respectfully suggest fella as you are absolutely right.
it would be a good start if everyone had the same approach and stopped calling out 'isms on behalf of others.
Not a single person who deems it acceptable to call Akinfenwa a water buffalo would dare SAY IT TO HIS FACE
Re: Akinfenwa
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2020 3:32 pm
by Ornchurch
OyinbO wrote: ↑Tue Jul 14, 2020 3:24 pm
Not a single person who deems it acceptable to call Akinfenwa a water buffalo would dare SAY IT TO HIS FACE
That's true but also the same in other scenarios.
The blokes in the ground giving the signs and offering out opposition fans from the safety of a different stand or behind a row of plod would crap a brick if they ended up face to face.
I don't think anyone would call the ref a w*nker to his face either apart from the players
AFC Wimbledon thought they had got the best out of Akinfenwa and on 30th May 2016, after scoring a penalty in a 2–0 win against Plymouth Argyle in the League Two Play-off Final, Akinfenwa was released from his contract with them. He told Sky Sports in his post-match interview: "I think I'm technically unemployed, so any managers hit me up on the WhatsApp and get me a job"
Re: Akinfenwa
Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2020 7:17 pm
by Bergen
It will be interesting to see how he copes in The Championship next season. I don`t think he has played at that level before.
At 38, with "special" skills, it will be a big test for him. I look forward to it!
Not surprising really when you tweet stuff like this and then try and do a "look at me, I'm so hard done by"
So, you're suggesting the N word is fine too, because black people use that themselves?
Dangles Fishing line
Re: Akinfenwa
Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2020 10:55 pm
by Oiram
If anyone fancies bit of hari kari, say it to his face?
Re: Akinfenwa
Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:03 am
by Horient
In my eyes a buffalo is a strong animal that’s difficult to take down. They aren’t that agile but they take a huge amount of effort and strength to subdue. As seen on various animal TV documentaries.
In my eyes Akinfenwa is a strong footballer who is difficult to take down. He’s not agile but he takes a huge amount of effort and strength to subdue.
Akinfenwa also posts a photo of him with a grown man on his back with a split screen of a buffalo with a lion on his back before the comment by the opposing staff member is made.