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  • #16
    Re: Wales Would Have Won

    Originally posted by Bald Barry Bastad View Post
    Wales did boycott by refusing to play any football. I'm proud of their actions.
    100%, didn’t turn up at all out of respect for human rights. Respect.

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    • #17
      Re: Wales Would Have Won

      Yellow label pasta is 28p. 1kg of rice 48p and tin of tomatoes 28p, that’s the base for a few meals, then depending what you can afford add meat, or veg.

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      • #18
        Re: Wales Would Have Won

        Originally posted by 2b2bdoo View Post
        Yellow label pasta is 28p. 1kg of rice 48p and tin of tomatoes 28p, that’s the base for a few meals, then depending what you can afford add meat, or veg.
        That's all very well but should Wales have boycotted?

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        • #19
          Re: Wales Would Have Won

          Originally posted by blue lewj View Post
          That's all very well but should Wales have boycotted?
          Ahhhh there it is lol

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          • #20
            Re: Wales Would Have Won

            Originally posted by 2b2bdoo View Post
            Ahhhh there it is lol

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            • #21
              Re: Wales Would Have Won

              Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
              He got a yellow so would have been sent off!
              Its not a bookable offence.

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              • #22
                Re: Wales Would Have Won

                Originally posted by Monster munch View Post
                I get what your saying however you can imagine the uproar here if we hadn't participated on the world stage after trying to qualify for so long? Fans would be in even more despair than the dismal football we played. Yes Qatar and FIFA are corrupt as hell, the whole thing stinks but from a fan perspective we don't want to get involved in the politics, we just want to see the football.
                In 3 weeks time it'll all be over, hopefully the Qatar government has learnt a thing or two, sadly it probably hasn't and they will continue in their beliefs and traditions. But that is their right, they are their own independent nation and our western values don't have to be accepted in other countries as much as we'd like to see change.
                It should never have been held there in the first place so hopefully FIFA don't start looking at saudi as a potential host in the future.
                It’s absolutely their right. It’s the hypocrisy that really gets to me. As though we are the bastions of virtue and moral standing.

                It’s only 50 years since some of the laws forbidding homosexual acts were removed in this country. As recently as 1998, gay men were prosecuted for group sexual acts. Interesting article here from the guardian:

                Britain is celebrating the anniversary of the 1967 act, but in fact anti-gay laws were enforced more aggressively by the state after it was passed


                I went to Qatar. I had an amazing time. There will never be another World Cup where all 32 competing nations exist and live alongside each other for a few weeks in such a relatively small space. Where all stadiums are within a few mile radius. Fabulous experience.

                A lot of the stories in the press are absolute horse shit. You can argue the toss over the right of the Qatari’s to host the tournament. The time to take a stance was 12 years ago, though. Nobody did. A coordinated effort from some of the big European countries and fifa would have folded. But they didn’t, and here we are. So let’s get on with things… but please don’t feed me any of that hypocritical virtuous bullshit.

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                • #23
                  Re: Wales Would Have Won

                  Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
                  Leave the politics to the government and football authorities, footballers should be concentrating on football.
                  NO! NO! NO!

                  Leave politics to the people. All of them.

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                  • #24
                    Re: Wales Would Have Won

                    Originally posted by life on mars View Post
                    More fame, respect and fans accross the globe if they had boycotted the World Cup due to the dreadful human rights
                    slavery abuses ,deaths due to building such stadiums, not forgetting the corrupt nature of how the World Cup was awarded to an awful country such as Qatar.

                    Disgusting how its now trivialised, sad to see fans ,players ,pundits who have so many other views on social injustices , not get that worked up ..about this one ... and stay involved, even spend money or make money on the event .

                    Sadly the giants of football Qatar are out,that should re shape World football...


                    Hypocrisy at its best as 8 billion flows into Qatar pockets .

                    PS not watched a single game ..

                    No one cared when Russia had it?

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                    • #25
                      Re: Wales Would Have Won

                      Originally posted by Alan Lung
                      Because they don't allow men to bum one another. Pretty obvious really.
                      Neither did England (and the rest of the UK) in 1966

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                      • #26
                        Re: Wales Would Have Won

                        Might have been a few people have taken note but it wouldn’t have made a ripple in Asia, Most of Africa, South America, Russia, Eastern & Central Europe, China, Muslim Countries, probably 99% of the world

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                        • #27
                          Re: Wales Would Have Won

                          Originally posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
                          If we leave fifa and uefa and the rest of the football authorities to do something about crucial matters then you may as well forget it as they won't do anything
                          How about leaving it to world governments and businesses?

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                          • #28
                            Re: Wales Would Have Won

                            Let's be honest. The biggest issue for Wales fans in Qatar (and to a lesser extent, Dubai) was the availability and cost of a pint and whether Hayya cards were fully approved for travel and stadium access. Can't say anyone I spoke to mentioned human rights.
                            Last edited by IanD; 02-12-22, 15:26. Reason: Spelling

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                            • #29
                              Re: Wales Would Have Won

                              Joke on the pitch and bottling wearing the arm band made us a joke off it. Waited 64 years for this.

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