Page 23 | UEFA have finally taken a stand

LifeOfAShowGirl · 2025-08-13T19:15:08+00:00

[[https://x.com/uefa/status/1955706670824235327?s=46 https://x.com/uefa/status/1955706670824235327?s=46]] A mild, late, spineless stand. But a stand. It makes me wonder how much longer this can go on before governments realise people are fed up of this.

EasternStandard · 14/08/2025 17:53

dairydebris · 14/08/2025 17:45

Jesus.
The few hostages that are left have been through absolutely unimaginable trauma, for nearly 2 years, and this is how you speak of them.
I cannot believe you allowed that to drop from your fingers.

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Same. How do you get to that post.

Dangermoo · 14/08/2025 17:52

LifeOfAShowGirl · 14/08/2025 17:50

Yes because the right thing to do is displace nearly a million people instead of just not killing them. Imagine saying that you’re against a message calling for kids to not be killed

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The right thing to do, would be for the man to stop being a hypocrite.

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LifeOfAShowGirl · 14/08/2025 17:50

Dangermoo · 14/08/2025 17:48

So what- so he gets ridiculously paid, for kicking a ball about. Is he going to ask his countrymen to open their border to Gaza?

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Yes because the right thing to do is displace nearly a million people instead of just not killing them. Imagine saying that you’re against a message calling for kids to not be killed

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Dangermoo · 14/08/2025 17:50

dairydebris · 14/08/2025 17:45

Jesus.
The few hostages that are left have been through absolutely unimaginable trauma, for nearly 2 years, and this is how you speak of them.
I cannot believe you allowed that to drop from your fingers.

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Fucking awful post that was - particularly when one hostage is digging his own grave. Don't they show their true colours- eventually.

ohfook · 14/08/2025 17:50

quantumbutterfly · 14/08/2025 15:46

So you're saying that all lives matter and there is nothing partisan in their sentiment. Just like Thom Yorke then.

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No I think the statement ‘stop killing children stop killing civilians is fairly bland and broad and could easily be read as a call to ceasefire to prevent more civilian deaths on both sides.
However given the comparative numbers of civilian/child deaths on both sides, I can see how many see it as a criticism of the IDF and more pro-Palestine.

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LifeOfAShowGirl · 14/08/2025 17:49

dairydebris · 14/08/2025 17:47

Did you want a trauma competition?

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That’s what you’re trying to turn it into.

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Dangermoo · 14/08/2025 17:48

LifeOfAShowGirl · 14/08/2025 17:43

Because not only is he one of the best footballers on the planet, but he’s also face significant adversity. He has been vocal on Gaza since 2023.

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So what- so he gets ridiculously paid, for kicking a ball about. Is he going to ask his countrymen to open their border to Gaza?

dairydebris · 14/08/2025 17:47

LifeOfAShowGirl · 14/08/2025 17:46

And the trauma of 800,00 Palestinians?

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Did you want a trauma competition?

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LifeOfAShowGirl · 14/08/2025 17:46

dairydebris · 14/08/2025 17:45

Jesus.
The few hostages that are left have been through absolutely unimaginable trauma, for nearly 2 years, and this is how you speak of them.
I cannot believe you allowed that to drop from your fingers.

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And the trauma of 800,00 Palestinians?

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dairydebris · 14/08/2025 17:45

Thegreyhound · 14/08/2025 14:37

It’s not hard to get a name right.
And why should the hostages be specially mentioned in the messaging? The hostages are not made of gold, they are not more special or singular than any other civilian.

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Jesus.
The few hostages that are left have been through absolutely unimaginable trauma, for nearly 2 years, and this is how you speak of them.
I cannot believe you allowed that to drop from your fingers.

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LifeOfAShowGirl · 14/08/2025 17:43

Dangermoo · 14/08/2025 16:15

Why should anybody have any respect for an overpaid footballer 😆 🤣

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Because not only is he one of the best footballers on the planet, but he’s also face significant adversity. He has been vocal on Gaza since 2023.

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Gloriia · 14/08/2025 17:38

Dangermoo · 14/08/2025 16:15

Why should anybody have any respect for an overpaid footballer 😆 🤣

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Yes who knew spelling a name wrong was disrespectful. I'd get it if I'd called him a derogatory name that sounded similar but nope. An incorrect spelling!

CyberStranger · 14/08/2025 17:37

Dangermoo · 14/08/2025 16:18

Is he going to call out his fellow Egyptians for not helping Palestinians? 🤔

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You would think with the platform he obviously has, that he might have called for Egypt to allow Palestinian refugees in wouldn’t you?

CyberStranger · 14/08/2025 17:34

LifeOfAShowGirl · 14/08/2025 11:04

Are the hostages not civilians?

It’s Salah. Not Saleh. Have some respect.

UEFA were called out for their piss poor message re. Suleiman al-Obeid, a footballer who was killed by the IDF while queuing for aid. UEFA posted a message that didn’t acknowledge what had happened and Salah rightfully called them out.

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Is there any verifiable proof that Obeid was killed by the IDF? From what I’ve read there is no official verification of this.

As it has not been verified how he died or why, I don’t what see what more UEFA could have said from a legal standpoint.

This is a SM post of his after Hamas leader Isnail Haniyeh was killed:

https://x.com/mishtal/status/1954221014654587246

Did UEFA make any announcement about the Israeli footballer, who actually played in a UEFA team and was murdered on Oct 7th by Palestinians, which there was evidence of?

https://x.com/mishtal/status/1954221014654587246

MissyB1 · 14/08/2025 17:24

Dangermoo · 14/08/2025 16:15

Why should anybody have any respect for an overpaid footballer 😆 🤣

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Pathetic. Try and be better than that.

Dangermoo · 14/08/2025 16:18

LifeOfAShowGirl · 14/08/2025 11:04

Are the hostages not civilians?

It’s Salah. Not Saleh. Have some respect.

UEFA were called out for their piss poor message re. Suleiman al-Obeid, a footballer who was killed by the IDF while queuing for aid. UEFA posted a message that didn’t acknowledge what had happened and Salah rightfully called them out.

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Is he going to call out his fellow Egyptians for not helping Palestinians? 🤔

Dangermoo · 14/08/2025 16:15

LifeOfAShowGirl · 14/08/2025 11:04

Are the hostages not civilians?

It’s Salah. Not Saleh. Have some respect.

UEFA were called out for their piss poor message re. Suleiman al-Obeid, a footballer who was killed by the IDF while queuing for aid. UEFA posted a message that didn’t acknowledge what had happened and Salah rightfully called them out.

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Why should anybody have any respect for an overpaid footballer 😆 🤣

quantumbutterfly · 14/08/2025 15:46

ohfook · 14/08/2025 15:28

But they haven’t specifically mentioned the civilians or every child in the conflict, why would they start giving special mention to one set of victims? All
lives are important in this not just a group of them.

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So you're saying that all lives matter and there is nothing partisan in their sentiment. Just like Thom Yorke then.

ohfook · 14/08/2025 15:28

Gloriia · 14/08/2025 15:05

The spelling of saleh/salah's name is not relevant. We all know who we are talking about.

The hostages should be 'specially mentioned ' because if an organisation like UEFA take a stand against a conflict they should include all victims. Regardless of their ethnicity/religious identity. It's pretty obvious to me but not to this football organisation.

Maybe they'll release more banners later..

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But they haven’t specifically mentioned the civilians or every child in the conflict, why would they start giving special mention to one set of victims? All
lives are important in this not just a group of them.

Gloriia · 14/08/2025 15:18

EasternStandard · 14/08/2025 15:10

Agree. What a thing to say. I don’t get it, so sad. He’s a tortured, brutalised man.

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We have to remember that UEFA is just a football organisation. The people running it probably don't even know where or what gaza is.

EasternStandard · 14/08/2025 15:10

Gloriia · 14/08/2025 15:06

He's not 'made of gold' though remember .

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Agree. What a thing to say. I don’t get it, so sad. He’s a tortured, brutalised man.

Gloriia · 14/08/2025 15:06

EasternStandard · 14/08/2025 14:48

How did it get to these posts. Have you seen the video of Evyatar David?

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He's not 'made of gold' though remember .

Gloriia · 14/08/2025 15:05

Thegreyhound · 14/08/2025 14:37

It’s not hard to get a name right.
And why should the hostages be specially mentioned in the messaging? The hostages are not made of gold, they are not more special or singular than any other civilian.

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The spelling of saleh/salah's name is not relevant. We all know who we are talking about.

The hostages should be 'specially mentioned ' because if an organisation like UEFA take a stand against a conflict they should include all victims. Regardless of their ethnicity/religious identity. It's pretty obvious to me but not to this football organisation.

Maybe they'll release more banners later..

EasternStandard · 14/08/2025 14:48

Thegreyhound · 14/08/2025 14:37

It’s not hard to get a name right.
And why should the hostages be specially mentioned in the messaging? The hostages are not made of gold, they are not more special or singular than any other civilian.

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How did it get to these posts. Have you seen the video of Evyatar David?

quantumbutterfly · 14/08/2025 14:41

Thegreyhound · 14/08/2025 14:32

See also Damon Albarn (got there properly in the end)
We’ll know the tide has really turned when Thom Yorke stops both siding ( likely never )

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I think only the sort of people who see a mob with pitchforks and flaming torches and think 'yeah I'll have a bit of that'.