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Alex Scott

I like the time line round the upper stand at the Emirates showing what Arsenal won each year, there's a bit of a gap in 1988, I wonder what happened that year? - Just remembered.


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Algor said:
Nonsense, she is an ex-olympic athlete, she was in the 2012 Olympics! I really don't get the hate that Alex receives.
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Yes but as a professional footballer the Olympics is a sideshow, not something that is the pinnacle of your sport. And, as I said, she played for the Woolwich Wanderers so is immediately in my bad books.
 
dripster said:
Yes but as a professional footballer the Olympics is a sideshow, not something that is the pinnacle of your sport. And, as I said, she played for the Woolwich Wanderers so is immediately in my bad books.
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Arsenal Women have won 58 trophies in their glittering history. :) :)
 
GrumpyGranddad said:
Not just Heterosexuals :)


Alloromantic​

A person who identifies as alloromantic experiences romantic attraction to others.

Allosexual​

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A person who identifies as allosexual typically feels sexual attraction toward other people. They may also want to have sex with a partner.

People who identify with this orientation may also identify with another sexuality, such as being gay, lesbian, or bisexual.

Androsexual​

People who consider themselves androsexual feel attraction toward men, males, or perceived masculinity irrespective of whether or not they were assigned male at birth.

Aromantic​

A person who identifies as aromantic may not feel any romantic attraction toward anyone.

People who are aromantic may not want a relationship beyond friendship.

Those who identify with this orientation may also identify with another orientation.

A person’s romantic attraction can differ from their sexual attraction. For example, a person may not be romantically attracted to people but can be sexually attracted to some.

Asexual​

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According to the LGBTQIA Resource Center, asexuality is a spectrum. Some people may experience no sexual or romantic attraction to anyone, while others may experience varying degrees of sexual or romantic attraction to people.

Those who identify with this orientation do not have to abstain from sex to be asexual.

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Autoromantic​

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Autosexual​

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Bicurious​

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Demiromantic​

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Demisexual​

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Gay​

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Socially, people use this term to refer to men who are romantically and sexually attracted to men. However, those in the community use it as an umbrella term.

Gynesexual or gynosexual​

People who identify as gynesexual feel sexual attraction toward women, females, and perceived femininity irrespective of whether or not they were assigned female at birth.

Heteromantic​

Those who are heteromantic may experience romantic attraction, but not necessarily sexual attraction, to those of a different gender.

Heterosexuality​

People who are heterosexual, or “straight,” typically feel sexual and romantic attraction toward people who are of a gender different from their own.

Homoromantic​

Homoromantic refers to people who are romantically attracted to those of a similar gender to their own. They may not be sexually attracted to people of the same gender.

Homosexuality​

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However, the LGBTQIA Resource Centerstate that this term is outdated and may have negative connotations due to the past.

Lesbian​

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Some nonbinary people, who do not identify with the traditional binary sexes (male and female), may also identify as lesbians. This may be because they feel a closer connection to womanhood and are mainly attracted to women.

Monosexual​

Monosexual is an umbrella term encompassing all sexual orientations that feel a romantic or sexual attraction toward only one gender.

Some sexual orientations under this term include heterosexuality, gay, and lesbian.

Multisexual​

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Some sexual orientations under this term include bisexual and omnisexual.

Pansexual and omnisexual​

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A typical identifier for those who are pansexual is that gender is not a huge factor in sexual or romantic attraction.

While there is overlap between these two terms and bisexuality and polysexuality, some people may prefer to use one term over another.

Panromantic​

This is a term that refers to those who experience romantic attraction, but not sexual attraction, to someone of any gender or sex.

Polysexual​

People who identify as polysexual feel sexual or romantic attraction toward more than one gender.

Queer​

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Unless a person is a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, it is generally not a good idea to use this term.

Skoliosexual​

People who identify as skoliosexual typically only feel attraction toward people who are nonbinary.

Spectrasexual​

Spectrasexual is a term that describes those who are romantically and sexually attracted to multiple sexes, genders, and gender identities but not all of them.
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You appear to have FAR too much time on your hands...Best stick to Campervan comments..
 
Time to show my age ....

My Dad supported Arsenal but I was always, still am, very fond of a team that plays in blue from the other side of London.

My Dad took me to Highbury when Arsenal played Chelsea. I was only a small child and in the tradition of the day I was lifted over the terrace wall by a policeman and placed in one of the spaces around the pitch, this one being in the concrete ditch that ran around the back of the goals.

Well, one of my hero's in blue unleashed a shot that hit me via many deflections.

Standing there, bawling my eyes out, folks ran to my aid but the first one to pick me up was the late, great Jack Kelsey, a memory I have always treasured.

No cages then, no crowd trouble, kids enjoyed it from the sidelines, coppers joked with spectators, Chelsea won the league the year before, the busby babes were in their ascendancy and Nat Lofthouse could shoulder charge Harry Gregg back into his own net to score a goal.
 
GrannyJen said:
Time to show my age ....

My Dad supported Arsenal but I was always, still am, very fond of a team that plays in blue from the other side of London.

My Dad took me to Highbury when Arsenal played Chelsea. I was only a small child and in the tradition of the day I was lifted over the terrace wall by a policeman and placed in one of the spaces around the pitch, this one being in the concrete ditch that ran around the back of the goals.

Well, one of my hero's in blue unleashed a shot that hit me via many deflections.

Standing there, bawling my eyes out, folks ran to my aid but the first one to pick me up was the late, great Jack Kelsey, a memory I have always treasured.

No cages then, no crowd trouble, kids enjoyed it from the sidelines, coppers joked with spectators, Chelsea won the league the year before, the busby babes were in their ascendancy and Nat Lofthouse could shoulder charge Harry Gregg back into his own net to score a goal.
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I’ve never really been into soccer.. More motorsport. But can obviously understand the passion. Alex Scott has every right to be a sports commentator just because of her sporting past. Comments that were made about her were disgusting and completely unwarranted...
 
Ozzy Pete said:
I’ve never really been into soccer.. More motorsport. But can obviously understand the passion. Alex Scott has every right to be a sports commentator just because of her sporting past. Comments that were made about her were disgusting and completely unwarranted...
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I think most right minded people agree with that :)
 
You know, Switch unsocial media off and this viral incident doesnt happen.

Dickby Jones doesnt have a platform. Alex Scott doesnt get pulled apart, her accent is left unharmed, the colour of her skin gets muttered under the breath of small minded idiots in their living rooms, they also have no platform with which to reach into the societal mainstream. Theyre left to vent in the dark corners of the web.

Ditto for so many casualties of the social media wave that builds and takes its victims before instantly searching for the next one.

Theres nowt wrong here and really barely anything to comment on re Alex Scott bar perhaps whether you believe her commentry is any good or not.

Fascinating discussion non the less though. How times are changing.
 
Sunstoner said:
You know, Switch unsocial media off and this viral incident doesnt happen.

Dickby Jones doesnt have a platform. Alex Scott doesnt get pulled apart, her accent is left unharmed, the colour of her skin gets muttered under the breath of small minded idiots in their living rooms, they also have no platform with which to reach into the societal mainstream. Theyre left to vent in the dark corners of the web.

Ditto for so many casualties of the social media wave that builds and takes its victims before instantly searching for the next one.

Theres nowt wrong here and really barely anything to comment on re Alex Scott bar perhaps whether you believe her commentry is any good or not.

Fascinating discussion non the less though. How times are changing.
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Dickby Jones :) :) That could stick.
Love it @GrannyJen
 
GrannyJen said:
Was "Lord Digbey Jones" right to criticise her "elocution"?

Personally I think he's a prat and represents every sodding bloody class bigot I've ever had to contend with *




*purely my opinion
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Maybe she’s speaking correctly and Lord Jones is just one of the lauded gentry who have leached off our Country for generations. Viva the Republic!
 
Toothlessjon said:
Maybe she’s speaking correctly and Lord Jones is just one of the lauded gentry who have leached off our Country for generations. Viva the Republic!
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His parents ran a corner shop!
 
I wonder what his lordship says about Priti Patel, who also finds it difficult to pronounce the "g" at the ends of words
 
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