[Swan]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

She never said "too white" at all, she said the team was all white.

So what if it is though, why even mention that, why does it even matter?

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Swan

So what if it is though, why even mention that, why does it even matter?

well look at the colour of the home shirts, white (same how Real Madrid got the Majestic White shirts)



same how new zealand call themselves the All-Blacks and they happen to play in black shirts

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Swan

So what if it is though, why even mention that, why does it even matter?

Take it up with the black footballer that made the documentary if you don't like diversity being discussed the woman being attacked in this clip was just promoting that show as it's her job.

[Swan]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

Take it up with the black footballer that made the documentary if you don't like diversity being discussed the woman being attacked in this clip was just promoting that show as it's her job.

So do you think black people should be chosen by football teams to play because they are black, or?

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Swan

So do you think black people should be chosen by football teams to play because they are black, or?

What makes you think that was the point being made, have you watched the documentary?

[Cherie]

some of it is cultural as well, some families from ethnic minorities will not want their daughters running around in a pair of shorts

[Cherie]

why aren't there questions about the lack of Asian men in football

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Cherie

why aren't there questions about the lack of Asian men in football

no


and asian teams have done well in top level tbh, South Korea for one in 2002, to everyone's surprise a deep run at world cup, thanks to miracle worker Guus Hiddink, for whom they built a statue

with stars like Young-Pyo Lee, Ji-Sung Park whom had decent careers afterwards in europe

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

some of it is cultural as well, some families from ethnic minorities will not want their daughters running around in a pair of shorts

Could well be, Bend it like Beckham made a movie about it. I haven't watched the documentary yet so don't know the conclusion of her investigation but I imagine this will be a talking point.