Been reading about the abuse by the keyboard cowards aimed at Ryan. We all know which sets of fans are responsible. Perhaps managers of other teams should engage their brains before making comments, especially when you have made worse tackles in your career. Your comments make some idiots think that Ryan is fair game for abuse. Christ it's only a game of football. Police should be getting involved as they have done with racist comments made online.
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Thread: Why Should Ryan be abused
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15-10-2021 09:39 PM #1
Why Should Ryan be abused
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15-10-2021 10:13 PM #2
Because time and again whether it be any flavour or hate crime, social media companies have been found wanting. Amnesty International did report in to treatment of women. Twitters CEO Dorsey? comments over the years admission they need to do better and have come up short rinse and repeat. It’s just not a priority. It needs taken out of their hands.
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16-10-2021 07:07 AM #3
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16-10-2021 08:20 AM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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16-10-2021 08:32 AM #5
Football players much better than Ryan have been abused, in fact i've heard our own fans abuse our own players.
Good players rise above it and thrive, i'm pretty sure Ryan is a strong enough personality to do exactly that.
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16-10-2021 08:41 AM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Especially when targetted by cowards who hide behind a screen and spurt out their vile abuse.
Doesn't matter how strong someone is seen to be, this can have a severe impact on mental health.
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16-10-2021 08:54 AM #7
I get the point about online abuse in general, but is Porteous really going to be crying into his cornflakes because of some online comments by fans of The Govan Bigots?
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16-10-2021 09:34 AM #10
I tried to comment on the Times on line article about the abuse yesterday although my earlier posts, after receiving a number of likes ,were removed after complaints as being against the TOL policy ( I referred to Their “appalling” managers comments) although finally manage to get this published.
The orcs were biting back at every point ( references to “The “ were poorly received as well )
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16-10-2021 09:55 AM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
No offence, but attitudes like that are one of the reasons suicide is the biggest killer of young men.
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16-10-2021 10:14 AM #12
I came off Twitter for all these reasons, non stop vile hatred, homophobia, racism.
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16-10-2021 10:16 AM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Abuse of referees, players, managers and supporters of other teams is regularly posted on this site.Last edited by CMurdoch; 16-10-2021 at 10:27 AM.
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16-10-2021 10:17 AM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
He will have to rise above it, he's quite happy to stand over Morelos and dig him out. He's stronger than any of this, he will rise above it, and no he wont commit suicide.
FFS is mental health now the go to disease whenever anyone is criticised?
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16-10-2021 10:27 AM #15
The abuse that Ryan received will probably be water of a ducks back for him and won't bother him. You then get in to the issue of the social media allowing abuse online without censorship but that opens up another huge debate which is probably for the Holy Ground.
The keyboard cowards should realise their can be consequences of their actions as there have been cases of people taking their own lives because of abuse online.
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16-10-2021 10:29 AM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I think social media has changed the game. Players can get sent abuse at anytime, it’s not just during a match.
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16-10-2021 10:32 AM #17This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Saying he needs to rise above it is putting the responsibility on him to deal with it, when the responsiblity is actually on the persons who are giving him the abuse, and the authorities to deal with those persons.
Telling someone to kill themselves or calling them sectarian names etc isn't criticism. Its disgusting abuse.
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16-10-2021 10:40 AM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
He wasn't just criticised. He was held up for criticism on a national level by those who know better and subsequently subjected to horrific homophobic and sectarian abuse. He was told they wanted him to die. For some reason you are failing to see the difference between players facing up to each other, and fans having a bit if banter e.g. 'you're ****' and what has happened here
He most probably won't. But I imagine a lot of people who killed themselves had people say 'never thought this would happen'. Footballers have got stick for years, and a kot of it needs to change. Think the problems previously playwrs faced, and the consequences.
I'm sorry but your attitude stinks here.
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16-10-2021 11:01 AM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Everyone knows there are people with mental health problems, but not everything that happens today has to be made out as if it is.
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16-10-2021 11:09 AM #20
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We are going down the road now where nobody can say anything without someone coming on here or any other social media and going on about how it affects their mental health.
I wonder how Bobby Moore and Jimmy hill managed to stay away from the paracetamol bottles.
I could pick out bits of post here on most threads that would insult one person or another.
You may as well shut down everything, as it's not going to change.
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16-10-2021 11:46 AM #24
Ryan Porteous specifically referenced players mental health when he privately responded to a journo joining in the pile on. The journo subsequently made that private conversation public.
I think it's fair to say that makes it relevant here.
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