Comments on: Kick Arsenal Ball, OUT!

By: Arsenal Supporter

Arsenal Supporter — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 16:28:10 +0000

I understand your frustration with the political situation in the Middle East, but in all honesty do you think Arsenal is pro-Israel for partnering with in an advertising campaign? In all honesty I’m not too fond of Fly Emirates as a sponsor on the kits -I’ll take JVC and O2 any day- but the fact of the matter is business is business and you need to take it at that face value. I just don’t understand the whole Zionist conspiracy in the Arab world. I’m not trying to downplay anything done to your people, but it’s really time to move forward, stop being so fanatical, find peace within yourself and learn to live together.

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By: Haitham

Haitham — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 17:55:59 +0000

Abu Shreek,

Who said that our Arabian governments and their corporate businesses are better than our enemy?

By: Abu Shreek

Abu Shreek — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 17:28:58 +0000

Aren�t we also supposed to boycott Fly Emirates, the proud sponsor of Arsenal!

By: Robin

Robin — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 13:19:19 +0000

Palestine has quit men’s volleyball event of the Doha Asiad due to traveling difficulties, the Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC) announced in Doha on Sunday.

The Palestine delegation just informed that there is no chance for its volleyball team to participate in the games as the border in Gaza Strip is still closed and no athletes or team officials can get out of Gaza, said Yim Hyung Bin, AVC’s vice president in a press release.

It is not clear if other Palestine athletes can make their trips to Doha and their situation will be assessed on a day-by-day basis, said Yim.
http://english.people.com.cn/200611/27/eng20061127_325405.html

I don’t care WHAT you say, there IS a way for these Palestinian sports teams to travel to their games NO MATTER what excuse Israel gives. I’m not a sports expert by any means but isn’t there some kind of international organization that these teams who have been denied travel could appeal to? And if there is my own personal opinion is that the Israeli teams should be barred from participating because of their country’s actions. As for Arsenal, again I am not a sports expert, but just having the above infornmation leaves a BAD taste in my own mouth. Maybe I’m naive in this area, but I for one feel that sports should be a politics-free zone, or at the very least that should be the goal (no pun intended)

By: ramind

ramind — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 10:15:33 +0000

> After the Israeli tourism ministry delayed the
> start of its advertising campaign with Arsenal …

.il advertising themselves with a football club ? to me, the implication is that the liar brigades know perfectly well at what abject level the perception of their ‘product’ is that they feel it necessary to appear featured before the proles side-by-side with mc-donalds, rexona and awd.

what’s next ? will they send the rabbis and apprentices of whatever yeshiva-nearest-to-you out in force to evangelize goyim door-to-door like mormons and insurance peddlers do ?

how pathetic can these people get ?

ROTFL !