Indian players racially abused at SCG

[honestbharani]

It means someone who isn't quite a cheat but bends the rules a bit.

Literally every Aussie player ever then?

 

[Spark]

I honestly had no idea that it meant something specific, I thought it was just Yet Another Generic And Functionally Meaningless Australian Insult.

 

[Daemon]

Literally every Aussie player ever then?

Nah, some of them are actually cheats

 

[aussie tragic]

Literally every Aussie player ever then?

Nah, some of them are actually cheats

I thought it was just Yet Another Generic And Functionally Meaningless Australian Insult.

Any Australians feeling a little racially abused?

 

[RossTaylorsBox]

Not really grub

 

[cnerd123]

Australian is a nationality not a race

 

[TheJediBrah]

It's a newspaper actually

 

[Window]

It's a newspaper actually

That's The Australian.

 

[Burgey]

That's The Australian.

No that’s the Austrian

 

[Burgey]

Australian is a nationality not a race

It’s not just a nationality. It’s the preeminent nationality ffs

 

[TheJediBrah]

preeminent at cheating

edit: no that's not true we can't even do that well. Learn to hide a tiny square of sandpaper ****ing idiots

 

[ankitj]

It’s not just a nationality. It’s the preeminent nationality ffs

That's what they were saying in the stands when Kohli:

 

[Shri]

and we still made him captain

 

[honestbharani]

'Go back to where you belong' - Indian fan was not allowed to carry anti-racism banners inside SCG in 3rd Test

An Indian fan from Australia has revealed he was denied entry into the Sydney Cricket Ground on Day 5 of the third Test for carrying anti-racism banners with him.

www.timesnownews.com

Not good, not good at all.

 

[GotSpin]

"Cricket Australia - more diversity please"

What a stupid slogan

 

[Burgey]

'Go back to where you belong' - Indian fan was not allowed to carry anti-racism banners inside SCG in 3rd Test

An Indian fan from Australia has revealed he was denied entry into the Sydney Cricket Ground on Day 5 of the third Test for carrying anti-racism banners with him.

www.timesnownews.com

Not good, not good at all.

I don’t think anyone is allowed to carry banners into the cricket here any more. I think it’s a product of seats costing upwards of $80 bucks for the day and ppl getting the ****s with them, and they cover up advertising. The latter a very poor excuse imo but I suppose they pay the big bucks

That and the abusive **** which used to be written on them from time to time

the way this bloke was spoken to sounds bloody awful though.

 

[Burgey]

and we still made him captain

Rahane’s bloody coup is going very well

 

[Arachnodouche]

I don’t think anyone is allowed to carry banners into the cricket here any more. I think it’s a product of seats costing upwards of $80 bucks for the day and ppl getting the ****s with them, and they cover up advertising. The latter a very poor excuse imo but I suppose they pay the big bucks

That and the abusive **** which used to be written on them from time to time

The banners were one of my favorite parts of watching the Australian cricket summer. You'd come back from a break and there'd be a piece of cloth fluttering in the stands on a hot day. Some pretty advanced caricatures too.

 

[honestbharani]

I don’t think anyone is allowed to carry banners into the cricket here any more.

Yeah, if them's the rules, then that is fair enough but like I said, the way these things are handled does not look good at all.

 

[Burgey]

Yeah, if them's the rules, then that is fair enough but like I said, the way these things are handled does not look good at all.

Yeah it sounds like he was spoken to very poorly