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Pape Matar Sarr

JerusalemMan said:
Could departed not simply mean retrograde rather than being a pejorative term? Often you do hear people bandy it about as an insult - which may be a little hurtful - but isn't there still context for the word to be used simply to describe a position or behaviour that is foolish or unadvanced?

Anyway....delighted at the news that Pape's injury won't be serious and that a hefty deserved contract boost is imminent.
Exactly the young vibrant type of player we should be having the team constructed with.
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Yeah sure why not, it also means late in French so that's an equally plausible explanation. It's also possible that the fan doing monkey salutes at the black player just really likes impersonating monkeys and wanted to show off his prowess and it was clearly misinterpreted. In other news the fan wearing a rainbow badge in the smoking area who was called a fag repeatedly before being beaten up was accosted by someone who really didn't like cigarettes. It turns out bigotry isn't a real thing and we should just be fine with anyone saying absolutely anything, it's clearly a step too far to ask people to be considerate in the language they choose.
 
Kandi1977 said:
Can you please stop this departed nonsense! It's getting very tiresome. It's childish and highly disrespectful.
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What's departed about wanting our best players available?

It's far better for us that he's playing in our first team than playing for some other team that had nothing to do with us in a tournament that has no relevance to us.
 
scaramanga said:
What's departed about wanting our best players available?

It's far better for us that he's playing in our first team than playing for some other team that had nothing to do with us in a tournament that has no relevance to us.
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It has relevance for HIM, and millions of others!
 
scaramanga said:
What's departed about wanting our best players available?

It's far better for us that he's playing in our first team than playing for some other team that had nothing to do with us in a tournament that has no relevance to us.
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Look at the lad’s reaction yesterday when he thought the injury was serious enough to keep him out of the AFCON. He was distraught.

Of course, from a purely selfish perspective I’d rather he play for us but I’m not too comfortable with wishing that Sarr loses out on something incredibly important to him to make that happen.
 
DeanoAustin said:
Look at the lad’s reaction yesterday when he thought the injury was serious enough to keep him out of the AFCON. He was distraught.

Of course, from a purely selfish perspective I’d rather he play for us but I’m not too comfortable with wishing that Sarr loses out on something incredibly important to him to make that happen.
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I am.

If it were something that actually mattered, like the safety or wellbeing of his family, that's one thing.

Playing for a team due to the accident of your birth happening within the confines of some artificial border created generations ago is entirely ridiculous. Made even more so by the fact that it occurs during his employment when he has far more important things to do.
 
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Jurgen the German said:
Ok it can’t just be horrible luck being the only reason for all these injuries right? I love Ange and am fully on board with him and everything he does but something’s not quite right. We shouldn’t be getting this many injuries this early in the season, especially without any European football. Maddison was coming off early practically every game even before the Chelsea game and Son got hooked off early notably against Arsenal when he scored 2 great goals.
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It can be, nothing that can be done about the impact injuries to the likes of Maddison. There's been a few hamstring injuries, those are the ones that need to be looked at and what can be done to avoid them. Some players though seem prone to them.
 
DubSpur said:
It can be, nothing that can be done about the impact injuries to the likes of Maddison. There's been a few hamstring injuries, those are the ones that need to be looked at and what can be done to avoid them. Some players though seem prone to them.
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Yeah most of our injuries have been impact ones. And there's nothing coaching wise you can do to prevent opponents kicking the brick out of our players' ankles because they can't get close to them legitimately
 
spurspinter1 said:
Yeah sure why not, it also means late in French so that's an equally plausible explanation. It's also possible that the fan doing monkey salutes at the black player just really likes impersonating monkeys and wanted to show off his prowess and it was clearly misinterpreted. In other news the fan wearing a rainbow badge in the smoking area who was called a fag repeatedly before being beaten up was accosted by someone who really didn't like cigarettes. It turns out bigotry isn't a real thing and we should just be fine with anyone saying absolutely anything, it's clearly a step too far to ask people to be considerate in the language they choose.
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Context and usage are important.
departed is generally considered as offensive and associated with neurodivergence.
The post was clearly about the other posters cognitive functions, so at best was very poorly judged (albeit not incorrect!).

But if the sentence was something like "Sarr is out for 6 months, our title challenge will be departed now" .... then that's fine, it's not an insult and is being used in it's proper context to describe a lack of progress.

(This isnt specifically a reply to you btw, it's more general!)

The biggest irony here - the person the R word was aimed is probably the person that cares the least on this clusterfudge of misfitery we while away our time on to avoid real life
 
I think depart is actually a technical legal term in England - there's something called the departation Act on the statutes

As always though, context is everything
 
Gutter Boy said:
Yeah most of our injuries have been impact ones. And there's nothing coaching wise you can do to prevent opponents kicking the brick out of our players' ankles because they can't get close to them legitimately
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Here's an idea; perhaps we should introduce a neutral person to games, with the power to punish those who break the rules by kicking and fouling our players? With all available camera angles, you could even have a bunch of neutrals rewatching incidents to spot fouls that the on field neutral didn't catch, and hand out retrospective punishment accordingly. I think it could work.
 
DeanoAustin said:
Look at the lad’s reaction yesterday when he thought the injury was serious enough to keep him out of the AFCON. He was distraught.

Of course, from a purely selfish perspective I’d rather he play for us but I’m not too comfortable with wishing that Sarr loses out on something incredibly important to him to make that happen.
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I don't want our English players playing for England.

fudge International football. Though that said I do actually enjoy the African nations as a tournament. Just don't want to see any of our players there.
 
I loved how all the players came and hugged him and consoled him when he came off the pitch. Proper team unity and looks like he's really well liked by his teammates.
 
monkeybarry said:
Context and usage are important.
departed is generally considered as offensive and associated with neurodivergence.
The post was clearly about the other posters cognitive functions, so at best was very poorly judged (albeit not incorrect!).

But if the sentence was something like "Sarr is out for 6 months, our title challenge will be departed now" .... then that's fine, it's not an insult and is being used in it's proper context to describe a lack of progress.

(This isnt specifically a reply to you btw, it's more general!)

The biggest irony here - the person the R word was aimed is probably the person that cares the least on this clusterfudge of misfitery we while away our time on to avoid real life
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No it wasn't. If you read it again it's the actual statement I call departed, not the person. Major difference. At least that was the intention. Translated to my language, that's easy to understand, but maybe my English isn't good enough for it to be clear, or maybe that nuance doesn't exist in English?
 
Kandi1977 said:
No it wasn't. If you read it again it's the actual statement I call departed, not the person. Major difference. At least that was the intention. Translated to my language, that's easy to understand, but maybe my English isn't good enough for it to be clear, or maybe that nuance doesn't exist in English?
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I wouldn't worry so much. We're all big boys and girls here, more than capable of shrugging off words.

Some who are more of the neo-puritan bent might disagree though.
 
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