Anti-Semitic West Ham fans

Nope.

nothing wrong with singing yidarmy

http://goo.gl/y2NaAU

50, if you're genuinely interested....yes there's been a strong focus on cutting out the use of the Y word in the stands at WHL. I myself don't join in on any songs that use it these days, even though I used to. As Holtby rightly pointed out, it was adopted as somewhat of a defence response to the amount of vitriolic abuse sent our way by certain rival fans (hi Chelsea and West Ham). But I'm one of those of the opinion that it's time we moved on and cut it out entirely, but it's a fairly divisive issue all round.

However, singing 'Yíd Army' and similar songs within that context is in no way comparable to singing 'where's your foreskín, fúcking Jew'.

So no, our own fans don't sing that stuff.

comment by Philspurs - Vertonghen-cheek (U3278)
posted 5 minutes ago
50, if you're genuinely interested....yes there's been a strong focus on cutting out the use of the Y word in the stands at WHL. I myself don't join in on any songs that use it these days, even though I used to. As Holtby rightly pointed out, it was adopted as somewhat of a defence response to the amount of vitriolic abuse sent our way by certain rival fans (hi Chelsea and West Ham). But I'm one of those of the opinion that it's time we moved on and cut it out entirely, but it's a fairly divisive issue all round.

However, singing 'Yíd Army' and similar songs within that context is in no way comparable to singing 'where's your foreskín, fúcking Jew'.

So no, our own fans don't sing that stuff.
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Besides all of that it's been ruled fine in a court of law. It's about context, which anyone with an ounce of common sense understands

As far as I know none of our fans have been or ever can be prosecuted for use of the Y word in the context they use it.

That is of course unless certain people yearning for the limelight get their way and the law is changed.

It is very well know, and has been for decades now that West Ham and Chelsea have some very unsavoury fans, and a large number that include racist chanting amongst their repertoire of songs. Not quite sure why anybody is denying that fact.

comment by Better Call Dave (U1060)
posted 2 hours, 28 minutes ago
All Spurs fans are nice gentlemen, never heard a bad word at football from 1 of them
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Some of the forum members on here weren't around during the 80's

@West Ham fans on the train.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B4BpnoIff4