And the other similar one - Maguire was it? Where the ref waited for the crowd to bay before deciding to book him.Dier getting booked is all that’s wrong with football atm
Bumptious pink-stockinged cockhole
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And the other similar one - Maguire was it? Where the ref waited for the crowd to bay before deciding to book him.Dier getting booked is all that’s wrong with football atm
Fuck off with the dago shite.What's with the dago fans sounding like they're booing after a shot or near miss.
They sound very girly as well when chanting, rather like the brazilians.
And the other similar one - Maguire was it? Where the ref waited for the crowd to bay before deciding to book him.
Bumptious pink-stockinged cockhole
You really do get offended by everything don't you?Fuck off with the dago shite.
You really do get offended by everything don't you?
Dago is an Anglicised version of the name Diego, which every Spaniard and Portuguese seemed to be called.
Strange that it offends you - eh Paddy?
Dago is a racial slur. I think it's a dickish phrase to useYou really do get offended by everything don't you?
Dago is an Anglicised version of the name Diego, which every Spaniard and Portuguese seemed to be called.
Strange that it offends you - eh Paddy?
That's the Americanisation of it, which is used at Italians.It is considered offensive or a slur , Mick.
See my response to FurballDago is a racial slur. I think it's a dickish phrase to use
That's the Americanisation of it, which is used at Italians.
It's different when it's used with Spaniards and Portuguese.
I was just pointing out the facts, I am aware of the ignorance that surrounds it's etymology, and so don't use it myself.When they’re other words such as Spaniard etc and it is considered a word of contempt or hostility in dictionaries , surly it’s not needed today
That's the Americanisation of it, which is used at Italians.
It's different when it's used with Spaniards and Portuguese.
and I pointed out that I knew that people do so erroneouslyIn Britain it’s used as a slur. Any basic research will tell you this.
“My sister is going out with a Spaniard”
“My sister is going out with a dago”
One really jumps out doesn’t it?
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