Very few young people use Facebook....its mainly over 40's nowSutekh wrote:It’s twitter & FB![]()
They’re packed full of 14-18 year old bellends who haven’t grown up and think saying things like this makes them look hard and “edgy”. And no-one over 25 still uses FB really, it’s where your mum goes to see if she can find people she went to school with and practice “technology”.
I’ve looked at the main Blades message board and they seem to be calling these idiots out for what they are. Their concern about Tyler is more the fact he’s “only” league one proven and their club not showing ambition.
Also Tyler is an intelligent and educated footballer and thinks about what he says, like Kitson used to surprise people by sounding erudite and intelligent when speaking, this doesn’t fit the expectation especially “oop north”. And being still stuck in the 1960s these idiots still equate a public school sounding accent with being effeminate![]()
They’ll all disappear after he plays couple of games and they see what a cultured player he is, even if they are north of Watford.
Well its nice to see everyone correctly calling out homophobia, lets just stick to equally out dated northern stereotypes instead eh. ffs.Sutekh wrote: Also Tyler is an intelligent and educated footballer and thinks about what he says, like Kitson used to surprise people by sounding erudite and intelligent when speaking, this doesn’t fit the expectation especially “oop north”. And being still stuck in the 1960s these idiots still equate a public school sounding accent with being effeminate![]()
They’ll all disappear after he plays couple of games and they see what a cultured player he is, even if they are north of Watford.
So Tyler has come out that he’s gay and Sheff Utd fans ain’t happy about having a gay player?Double C wrote:Why is this still a thing? Just go look at the facebook post of Sheffield united and tyler bindon welcoming himself to the club and then read all the comments
If I was a player and saw that from 'fans' I'd tell the team i wouldn't play for them and go back to Reading where he is wanted
Honestly baffles me why this sort of stuff still happens in 2025 and comments like this are made, no wonder no footballers have come out
I hope our fans would be more accepting
No (or at least I don't think he has). It's just where Tyler's a bit more softly spoken and with his accent some of the Sheff Utd keyboard warriors are branding him as suchRoyal Monkey wrote:So Tyler has come out that he’s gay and Sheff Utd fans ain’t happy about having a gay player?Double C wrote:Why is this still a thing? Just go look at the facebook post of Sheffield united and tyler bindon welcoming himself to the club and then read all the comments
If I was a player and saw that from 'fans' I'd tell the team i wouldn't play for them and go back to Reading where he is wanted
Honestly baffles me why this sort of stuff still happens in 2025 and comments like this are made, no wonder no footballers have come out
I hope our fans would be more accepting
It’s brave of him cos for some unknown reason it’s still a big stigma in men’s football even tho it’s generally excepted and not a problem in British society.
Good on him tho hopefully more players in the men’s game will come out in support and break these barriers down.
Why are they even reporting it? Really couldn’t care less what anybody does in that respect as long as it doesn’t involve kids.morganb wrote:This should really be titled Homophobia in MEN'S football as homosexuality is accepted in the Women's game - see this story from the BBC for example:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... ypxqn93d0o
Will be a long time before you see an equivalent for two male players
But of course, I’d expect them to do the same to us down here (and be rather disappointed if they didn’t, but then I see it for the banter that it so obviously is in the first place).6ft Kerplunk wrote:Well its nice to see everyone correctly calling out homophobia, lets just stick to equally out dated northern stereotypes instead eh. ffs.Sutekh wrote: Also Tyler is an intelligent and educated footballer and thinks about what he says, like Kitson used to surprise people by sounding erudite and intelligent when speaking, this doesn’t fit the expectation especially “oop north”. And being still stuck in the 1960s these idiots still equate a public school sounding accent with being effeminate![]()
They’ll all disappear after he plays couple of games and they see what a cultured player he is, even if they are north of Watford.
Because it makes a good story. Same if they were sisters, or childhood best friends, except this is an even more unique situation.Sutekh wrote:Why are they even reporting it? Really couldn’t care less what anybody does in that respect as long as it doesn’t involve kids.morganb wrote:This should really be titled Homophobia in MEN'S football as homosexuality is accepted in the Women's game - see this story from the BBC for example:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... ypxqn93d0o
Will be a long time before you see an equivalent for two male players
Some players too. Judging by the amount of "God is good" comments player is make in social media there is likely quite a number of religious players who wouldn't take too kindly to having a gay teammate.Hound wrote:There’s two issues here really - one is Twitter being a cesspit where anonymous posters can be as unpleasant as they like, and separately a wider issue of general homophobia within football
Regarding the Tyler clip, he does sound very softly spoken in the clip and it’s just a red flag for the idiots to pile in. He hasn’t come out or anything like that. I guess they wanted their new CB to sound gruff and macho
The second issue is a difficult one. Sadly undoubtedly if a player came out there would be some crowds that would make it an unpleasant experience for him and I fully understand why they would not put themselves through that
But unfortunately probably the only way it will ever become less of an issue is if there were a relatively large number of out players, and can’t see that happening any time soon
Millsy wrote:These days you get arrested and thrown in jail if you say you're straight.
These days.
Surely some mums are over 25?Sutekh wrote:It’s twitter & FB![]()
They’re packed full of 14-18 year old bellends who haven’t grown up and think saying things like this makes them look hard and “edgy”. And no-one over 25 still uses FB really, it’s where your mum goes to see if she can find people she went to school with and practice “technology”.
I’ve looked at the main Blades message board and they seem to be calling these idiots out for what they are. Their concern about Tyler is more the fact he’s “only” league one proven and their club not showing ambition.
Also Tyler is an intelligent and educated footballer and thinks about what he says, like Kitson used to surprise people by sounding erudite and intelligent when speaking, this doesn’t fit the expectation especially “oop north”. And being still stuck in the 1960s these idiots still equate a public school sounding accent with being effeminate![]()
They’ll all disappear after he plays couple of games and they see what a cultured player he is, even if they are north of Watford.
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