Build a bonfire.

I've not seen a thread about this and I've just had a little glance through to see if I could find one , but all to naught.
But I have to say that this little story about a racist song at an England game, that again popped up yesterday has really irked me. Filth fans have sung this pathetic childish song for years, in fact as a schoolkid in the 70's it was sung back and forth between City and united fans. But as we left the infant school playground we left it behind there. But when did that become racist? And more importantly why has not one commentator or journalist pointed out, "actually that's a terrace favourite amongst the unwashed ranks at the sty"
Why isn't it racist when they sing it? All they did was replace a couple of words.
Whether it's racist shouldn't be the issue, it should be that it's a fucking feeble eight year old's song.
But I have to say that this little story about a racist song at an England game, that again popped up yesterday has really irked me. Filth fans have sung this pathetic childish song for years, in fact as a schoolkid in the 70's it was sung back and forth between City and united fans. But as we left the infant school playground we left it behind there. But when did that become racist? And more importantly why has not one commentator or journalist pointed out, "actually that's a terrace favourite amongst the unwashed ranks at the sty"
Why isn't it racist when they sing it? All they did was replace a couple of words.
Whether it's racist shouldn't be the issue, it should be that it's a fucking feeble eight year old's song.