Football Club Slammed For Hysterical Reaction to “Stop the Boats” Sticker
Yeovil Town football club was slammed on X for its hysterical reaction to a sticker which featured the club’s logo alongside the words “stop the boats”.
“Stop the boats” is a reference to the deluge of illegal boat migrants that have arrived on England’s shores over the last decade, a figure that has now topped 150,000 people.
After a sticker featuring the slogan and the club’s logo was seen being displayed at the Euro 2024 tournament in Germany, the club rushed to X to disavow the message.
“Our club stands firmly against any form of discrimination, xenophobia, or divisive rhetoric. We pride ourselves on being an inclusive and welcoming community that respects all individuals, regardless of their background or nationality,” said the statement.
“The use of our former logo in this manner is unauthorised, and we are taking steps to address this misuse.”
“We appreciate the continued support of our fans and community as we work to uphold the values of respect, unity, and diversity.”
Apparently, Yeovil Town stands opposed to its own fans who simply want the government to stop the crime of illegal immigration and the criminal people smuggler gangs that operate it.
The reaction on X was brutal, with many asking if the club would start allowing people to illegally enter the ground for their football matches having not bought tickets.
As we document in the video below, the consequences of open borders continue to be felt all across Europe.
In Germany, authorities are now handing out prison time to people who insulted a bunch of convicted gang rapists, in at least one case giving a woman more prison time than almost all of the gang rapists themselves.
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