Me neither. That’s why I don’t do it. I couldn’t care less whether someone does, though.
Disagreed, you've missed the point entirely. Showing transgender people (and other LGBTQ+ people) that they are accepted goes a long way, especially in situations where it doesn't seem obvious like football clubs. At a club where we don't have trans players/staff (AFAIK) it's even better when it's unprompted, it shows that the fans and club are accepting.
I reckon they intend both, it’s a happy coincidence.I have no problem with that flag at all. Mind you, I first thought it was somehow a celebration of all of our club colours over the 150 years
Yeah, let's not pat ourselves on the back for imagined virtues. I'm fairly confident there's been ample everything-ophobia over the journey.
It’s the fact we have won 33 of 37 top flight flags in them. It’s the fact we have over 120 years history in them. It’s the fact the even though there are hundreds of teams across the world in black and white stripes, only this one is uniquely identifiable as Port Adelaide.
We're sick of being paid 30% less than men! We want equal pay for equal work!
But surely its the 'prison bar' look rather than the monochrome colour scheme thats unique.
Realistically though Collingwood is never going to let it happen.
No 'surely' about it. It is black and white prison bars. The PB has only been worn in those colours at our club. Frankly, we should only be a black and white club if it were not for a paranoid CFC. Having two b&w clubs in any league is a non-issue across the sporting world.
Hmm ... not enough games in the PB to do that without it weakening our position on it in my opinion. All home games in PB and then maybe an inverted PB can be considered.
sanfl.com.au
How many wear the Prison Bars?
Lol that article starts off with "Pele scored nearly 600 goals in the stripes for Santos and it doesn't even list them in the Brazil section.
Vasco
sh*t how long has Botafogo been in Div II? What about Vasco?
They just got relegated. They were both in D-I last season. But it is wasn’t their first relegation.
