Keir Starmer attackiert argentinische Spieler wegen des Falkland-Banners und unterstützt FIFA-Ermittlungen

    https://www.joe.co.uk/news/keir-starmer-hits-out-at-argentina-players-for-falklands-banner-and-backs-investigation-538917

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    1. Littorina_Sea on

      Oh my. And these are players, in the toppest top of this sport. Sore-loseness level expert.

      Edit: sorry for poor wording, I meant the argentinians and their soreness over the war;)

    2. Mister-Psychology on

      They’ll get a fine. But then again Egypt didn’t get a fine for their political protest so maybe it will be some small fine.

    3. supersonic-bionic on

      Investigation for what lol it is quite obvious they violated the FIFA rules like last time

      So i guess just a soft slap in the wrist

    4. Any-Original-6113 on

      I like the measured position of the British Prime Minister
       I’d really like to see English fans pressuring English clubs to ensure that their Argentine players don’t engage in such provocations

       Yesterday, the „flag“  was held by Lisandro Martinez and Giovani Lo Celso. Lisandro Martinez is a Manchester United player

    5. Exciting-Record8101 on

      I’m sure these brave millionaires will volunteer to do something about it and won’t bugger off back to Europe once the tournament is done.

      In particular, there seem to be about half a dozen of them who play professional football in England. Should the UK really have these people in the country? They ban musicians for less. Are these guys ‚conducive to the public good‘?

    6. the English are massive wind-up merchants, then get so angry when they’re wound up.

      they can dish it but can’t take it

    7. DoctorKonks on

      Well, FIFA fined Scotland and England for wearing poppies for being political.

      If declaring something you’ve never owned, owned by another for 51 years longer than they’ve been a country, the residents insist they want to remain under their current flag, and invaded before surrendering like cowards isn’t political, then I don’t know what it.

    8. What is there to „investigate“? They clearly broke FIFA’s rules, it’s on camera. All that’s left is to penalize the ones who broke the rules, but we all know FIFA wouldn’t do that to their golden child.

    9. Rodri and Morata did something equally stupid at the Euro final against England shouting „Gibraltar español“ (Gibraltar must be Spanish)

      FIFA sanction them with one match, so I think FIFA will do the same in this identical case (ha ha ha, no)

    10. I mean, they can wave that flag for the next 500 years, it ain’t changing shit.

    11. pleasehurtdoll on

      „Sir Keir“ has not „hit out“ at Argentina, **or anyone, today or for the past year.**

      That’s exactly why his own friends gave him the knife in the back, lol

      at this point, nobody cares what this guy says in the UK, much less the rest of the planet. Dead Man Walking!

    12. Revoke the visas of foreign nationals playing in the premier league that spit on the nations sovereignty and the self-determination of the people of the Falklands.

    13. LeanSkellum on

      The only thing that’s going to stop them is total disqualification. Unfortunately they know they are untouchable in reality.

    14. SwiftJedi77 on

      The investigation should be swift…just look at the photo, investigation complete.

    15. NegativeDescription2 on

      so why is it not okay to be political? It’s not changing the outcome of the game.

    16. BlueHeartbeat on

      They’ll take just long enough that it’ll slip past this week, then they’ll get two games ban that they’ll deal with in Copa America.

    17. gaseous_ass on

      Better still, some of the players who did this are part of premier league clubs. Revoke their visas. Shitting on our sovereignty should be grounds to not be allowed back in.

    18. Moist-Ninja-6338 on

      Can’t wait for the flag after the game on Sunday “Argentina pertenece a España”

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