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Um, okay. Thanks for the unwarranted attack Emma.
Too be honest you have no clue what has been said in match threads when things "aren't going our way." Do you think it's right for our members to call players "a fvcking piece of shit" when they are having a bad match? How about the racist rant one of our members went on against a black player of our's months ago just because it was his fault for Juventus conceding a goal? It may be okey-dokey for you Emma, however IMO this needs to be stopped. It's only raw emotions and on a forum that is not really needed. Criticising players is one thing, but insulting them is going to far IMO.
As for the use of foul language, I don't think I have to tell you whats wrong with brilliant one-line four letter posts directed to other members. Talk about uneccesary.
Whatever. There can be standards of respect and obviously racism dosent fit. But limits on critising a player purely because he plays for Juve isnt needed. See what Muscle said, he obviously understands better than you do.
I dont ever remember you being against foul language before? Is this just because he mentioned it by any chance? I dont care about what you are refering two. Censorship is not an option. Having rules/procedures against foul language is NOT something that is needed anywhere, not on a forum, not anywhere. Having another human being govern how you communicate with the world is not needed.
(Nationalistic attack warning. If you are easily offended and are going to report my post. Please scroll down now...............)
I know you are American but...
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If a member is going overboard a mod can tell him that, or edit his post. No need to turn this into the disney channel forum.
As for unwarranted attack. Shut the hell up. I didnt attack you, I didnt beat you over the head with a hammer or sexually molest you. I said exactly what was happening and exactly what most people would realise 3 weeks from now. I see it as a preventive measure.