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I don't support West Ham because they win trophy's its all good. But does winning the transfer window come with a trophy is the question 👀

@@ViewFromTheGantryPodcast Summerville I think be class - hate transfer window winning chat, sounds like arsenal chat every window.

While i get that, 5 goals in 35 games does not warrant a £40 million price tag. Another way to look at it is the risk West Ham would be taking to put that much money into a player that hasn't played many (if any) full games is huge. Fullkrug imo is such a better option

Don't think you were listening, I said there is racism in argentina. A goverment official gets sacked because he recommends his nations captain to apologise for the chant? Does that not smell off to you ?

@@ViewFromTheGantryPodcast You're clearly ignorant on Argentina and it's policies. There's a new government in Argentina with the moto "FREEDOM"... basically that guy was sacked because it goes against the idea of free thinking/doing; "Government should not interfere with people's ideas, etc". The Vicepresident expressed herself supporting Enzo, but the President didn't agree with her statement and sent her sister, which has a goverment position to apologise to the French consulate. Argentina is not a racist country, because there's no hate here nor any oppression, etc. which is more a European/US problem. That's why those type of football songs/rants, etc are not even considered as racist but more like a "joke". Why don't you talk about the selective finger pointing that exists in England? It's basically hypocresy or just hate against 3rd world countries..

@@ViewFromTheGantryPodcast So you really think Argentina is a racist country? Based on a song that highlights the indiscriminate and treacherous use of naturalization of people from the colonies? Trevor Noah and John Obi Michael said the same, but you wouldn't dare call them racist, right?

@@ViewFromTheGantryPodcast That guy got sacked because just like in any job one person does not get speak or make decisions for the boss BEFORE actually speaking with the boss. 😂 Clearly you don't follow politics because you would have known that Argentina has a new President and like most Presidents they get rid of the old cabinet members. The guy that got sacked was an old member and this was probably his last dig knowing he was going to be sacked eventually. 🤣

I think European football pro club is more developed and superior than South America. And it’s not even close anymore, like every players dream and want to play in Europe, just the premier league has more pro international players than the whole Brazilian and Argentinian clubs. You need to get out of your cave it isn’t about Europe centrist, it’s about the club and players being much more known there. Example, Messi quitted Argentinian pro football league to go in la liga and it’s obviously because the level and the league is more developed there, same thing with Neymar, Di María, Ronaldinho, Maradona. Or any Brazilian player in the international team…

And sorry to break it to you but Enzo Fernandez isn’t che Guevara or whatever you think he is. He wasn’t chanting to fight for black rights knowing he is Italian immigrant and Argentina genocided all their African descendants and indigenous. Argentina was supporter of colonialism and Germany ideas during the 30-40s even letting them in freely. They hate African descents and deported them massively that’s why there is only 0.4% of the population being black and 97% being white. The chant wasn’t to celebrate trans or African descent rather joking and shaming them for being black and representing France, when France is just well more diverse than Argentina and there is no shame in representing France and being black.

They chanted that knowingly the chat was ban by fifa in the 2022 for being racist and as a player he should show example. The players like Mbappé and Dembele already expressed themselves on the chant back then saying they didn’t like it and that they consider themselves French and questioning about their appartenance is just hurtful for them knowing they were born and raised there to play for France. Fofana just said the truth and that he was hurt by that chant and if the oppress aimed group is feeling hurt it’s maybe because it’s not okay and denying it is just bad faith. The funniest thing is people defending it when we hear the players in the back screaming to stop recording at Enzo the chanting it when they start singing the racist and transphobic chant 😅… even furthermore, Messi at psg said to stop chanting that chant that was very offensive for French players and he sisnt ever sang it and still didn’t sing it proving again it wasn’t okay. very ironic when all the Argentinian mostly come from Europe like Messi or even Hernandez.

@@manu-animation-924 In that I agree they shouldn't have sang it because even if the song isn't racist they already knew that people had issues with it. There was no need to rehash all that animosity all over again.

​@@manu-animation-924 Don't kid yourself Neymar, Di María, Ronaldinho, Maradona, Messi and countless others go to Europe. for the prestige and because they pay more $$$ money . IF European football is so much more " developed and superior than South America" or other countries for that matter then why did Japan beat both Spain & Germany, Portugal lost to S. Korea and Morocco, Spain lost to Colombia, Holland couldn't beat Ecuador and so forth. The only reason European leagues are more prestigious now is because they are filled with talented non Europeans not to mention they keep on taking the kids younger and younger from countries like Brazil and recently Ecuador.

And who are those players that were born outside the country ?

@@ViewFromTheGantryPodcast Camavinga, Mandanda, Thuram

@@ViewFromTheGantryPodcast Check France's performance with teams made up of 90% players from the colonies or without players from the colonies. Tell me that is not an adulteration of the competition

@@ViewFromTheGantryPodcast Kylian Mbappé: Cameroonian father and Algerian mother Ousmane Dembelé: Malian father and Senegalese mother Mattéo Guendouzi: both parents from Morocco Jules Kounde: father of Benin Aurélien Tchouaméni: parents from Cameroon William Saliba: parents from Cameroon Ibrahima Konaté: parents of Mali Youssouf Fofana: parents of Mali Axel Disasi: parents of Congo Randal Kolo Muani: parents of Congo Dayot Upamecano: parents from Guinea-Bissau

@@ViewFromTheGantryPodcast That, in my neighborhood, is called mercenaries.

And by the way, I didn't know that being African was something bad. Nowhere in the song is anything racist mentioned. It only says that they play for one country but are from another. It’s like if England won with most of the team being Japanese. Is saying they play in England but are Japanese racist? ... And yes, many of them were born in France, but we all know why they were born in France, because France has colonies in Africa from which many people migrate to France due to the ease of the language, a language that was imposed colonially and by force by France centuries ago. So, to summarize, yes, they have the right to play for France if they were born in France and if they have French citizenship by being born in that country, but the rest cannot be hidden with a finger of one hand. That rest is what comes out in songs like this.

@@leryx2665 And sorry to break it to you but Enzo Fernandez isn’t che Guevara or whatever you think he is. He wasn’t chanting to fight for black rights knowing he is Italian immigrant and Argentina genocided all their African descendants and indigenous. Argentina was supporter of colonialism and Germany ideas during the 30-40s even letting them in freely. They hate African descents and deported them massively that’s why there is only 0.4% of the population being black and 97% being white. The chant wasn’t to celebrate trans or African descent rather joking and shaming them for being black and representing France, when France is just well more diverse than Argentina and there is no shame in representing France and being black.

@@leryx2665 They chanted that knowingly the chant was ban by fifa in the 2022 for being racist and as a player he should show example. The players like Mbappé and Dembele already expressed themselves on the chant back then saying they didn’t like it and that they consider themselves French and questioning about their appartenance is just hurtful for them knowing they were born and raised there to play for France. Fofana just said the truth and that he was hurt by that chant and if the oppress aimed group is feeling hurt it’s maybe because it’s not okay and denying it is just bad faith. The funniest thing is people defending it when we hear the players in the back screaming to stop recording at Enzo the chanting it when they start singing the racist and transphobic chant 😅… even furthermore, Messi at psg said to stop chanting that chant that was very offensive for French players and he sisnt ever sang it and still didn’t sing it proving again it wasn’t okay. very ironic when all the Argentinian mostly come from Europe like Messi or even Hernandez.

@@manu-animation-924 First of all, a group of people feeling offended by a song is not a reason to cancel the song. Number two, obviously the song aims to offend; it wasn't created by an NGO but by football fans who even kill each other over their team's colors. Do you think they have the best intentions? Number three, the song is not racist. Despite what FIFA or those who feel offended by the song might say, it doesn't mention races anywhere, only nationalities. The people who call the song racist are the ones making the analogy Angola = black = inferior, Cameroon = black = inferior, Nigeria = black = inferior. But that analogy is outside the lyrics. There are black people living in Argentina, some from Angola, who listen to the song and don't think it's racist because, for them, being from Angola is not pejorative, and they're right. The ones who consider this song racist are two groups of people: those who feel targeted, such as black French-born individuals, who understandably might see it as racist because they are directly affected, and those who think Africans are inferior and therefore associate African nationalities with an insult, concluding the song is racist just because someone mentioned someone is African and not French. They are mocking the French, not the Africans. France wouldn't have a good team without the African diaspora. That's evident. It's legal for them to play for France; that's not in question. But the irony remains the same: France would have a lousy team if not for its colonial past. Once again, the song is offensive, yes, but it shouldn't be a reason to cancel it because it doesn't emphasize racist arguments. Instead, it highlights a reality that is politically incorrect to talk about. And no, Argentina did not get rid of its black citizens as the TH-cam videos suggest. The black population in Argentina arrived as slaves acquired by the Spanish before independence. During the wars of independence, many black people died. Others died from epidemics, some migrated to Brazil, and those who remained were assimilated into a growing white population from Europe. Besides, it is false that Argentina is a country of only white people; there is a large mestizo population in Argentina. The white phenomenon in Argentina can be seen in Buenos Aires or Rosario, but there are other provinces with a high percentage of mestizos, such as Salta, Jujuy, or Santiago del Estero.

You have wiki knowledge of Argentine history. Gotta do better​@@manu-animation-924

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Enzo post his online what does that make him

Finally!!! Fofana is a cowardly rat

@@Bigpanda0721 a not very intelligent person

Fofana is an idiot

Exactly!!! It seems nobody understand the Lyrics! It literally makes fun about that france wouldn’t be good without the Africa descendent players, and as we know french people are racist, as it is Europe in general, the song expose how convenient it is, the immigrants subject, for those countries.

You do know that Mbappe was spotted in public with a Trans some time ago before the WC right?

@@pablodebella7695 That should only matter to Mbappé and whoever accompanied him. There is no excuse for that part of the song.

@@victortepes1540 did you know that in Angola they call the French team "Africa's 11"? oh, but if a south american says its racist. On Mbappe's subject, this is football, the problem is not the chant, the problem is Enzo shared online and from there on everyone is free to do its own interpretation, but the true intenton of the chant is nothing other than taunting and joking, which is folklore down here and nobody gets offended, again, the chant is pretty tame compared to what we are used to. Also everyone is quick to judge when its a south american country but you better look inside your own country which most likely is filled with true racists.

@@pablodebella7695 Por eso dije "esa parte de la canción" (los insultos a Mbappe) Lo otro no representa ningún problema

todos de Angola!!!

Que lindo es

Van a correr...

Es la verdad

Yeah completely agree about the drop off after going ahead. But also against teams that sit in that proper low block 4,5-nil isn't going to happen imo

So not that villa done the double against you and the 4 points dropped against Fulham ?

@@ViewFromTheGantryPodcast Hindsight is 20/20 but Villa beat City as well and our performance in the 1st game against Chelsea was probably the worst I saw all year. We couldn’t string 3 passes together. And the ball went out leading up to the NewCastle goal in that loss. But yea losing 2x to Villa and not beating Fulham this year didnt help. But City didnt lose a match since Dec6th……against Villa 2-1.

Yeah not a bad shout

👏 Pretty much bang on

Spot on but if the new man doesn’t hit the ground running the nay sayers in the media will be triumphantly spouting their BS

Nah there will be some desperate club for him

Exactly our point. He will never end up any other club aiming for top 10 even and that is a FACT.

Do you think he would do a better job that ten hag in league position terms ?

@@ViewFromTheGantryPodcast I think he'd struggle to match Ten Hag if I'm being honest !

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Yeah totally agree, has to be a bottom of table or fighting for survival in prem

As soon as Alan Irvine left he was lost simple as that and his massive EGO wouldn't allow him to ask for help he has left us with oldest, smallest squad with first eleven shattered he is a liability any coach could of won us con cup.