Brian Morris

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The FIFA Peace Prize winner speaks…

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This fucking league 🙄

DANCE ON THE HATERS VINI

QUE GOLAZO Vini Jr!!! Celebrates the same way he did at Benfica you love to see it!!

GET IN UCL VINI LET'SGOGOOGOGOOGOOOO DAAAAAANCE

All Vinicius did to receive death chants last night was to exist, and clowns still want to talk about “provoking”

To those Portuguese colleagues who since Tuesday have mixed celebrations and abuse (visible from the stands, allegedly from a rival player). You have to make a distinction between both of them. Football lives on emotion. Goals are celebrated with joy, relief, defiance, and yes, sometimes even with a touch of provocation. If a player goes too far, there are mechanisms within the game to deal with it: a yellow card, criticism, a debate about sportsmanship. But… that belongs to the sporting sphere. Racist chants, verbal abuse from the stands (and the insult from Prestianni that he decided to hide from the world, if it was racist) and the throwing of objects belong to a completely different sphere. They are not part of rivalry. They are not “passion.” They are not an understandable response to a celebration. They are misconduct, in many cases CRIMINAL behaviour, and they cross the boundary from competition into harm. Once we say, “Yes, but he provoked them,” we blur that line. We shift the focus from those who chose to insult, racially abuse or throw objects, and place it on the player who scored a goal. That conflation is dangerous. It suggests that abuse can be triggered, mitigated or explained away. IT CANNOT You can debate whether a celebration was excessive. That is a football conversation. It is governed by the rules of the game You cannot justify racism, or verbal abuse. That is a matter of dignity and basic standards of behaviour, which are governed by the rules of society THEY MUST NEVER BE CONFUSED

They Chose the Wrong Man to Silence. It’s convenient for many if victims of racism just put their heads down and get on with their business. Vinícius Jr. is not that guy. He will not look down or away. Article by @MHassanFootball managingmadrid.com/real-madrid-cf…

I have never seen a technology or feature being forced on people as much as AI. Every day some project or tool I use either opts me into AI help without asking or CONSTANTLY nags me to use it. It's shocking, really. Makes me wonder how badly the sales of these tools are going.

I did this video nearly 3 years ago on how the Spanish media treated Vinicius Junior after he was racially abused in Valencia. I urge you to watch it to get an understanding of the mindset of victim blaming, because it's been going on a long time.

starting a consulting business where i just tell businesses that no one actually wants ai integration please stop

'He should stop provoking' is the constant refrain from, well, racists. Excellent piece #ViniJr

Vinicius: Eight years at Real Madrid, 20 cases of alleged racist abuse - Read my latest piece for @BBCSport bbc.co.uk/sport/football…

Your AI use is causing this. AI isn't sustainable on any level.

Vinicius Jr was getting booed and whistled all game. He decides to celebrate, give a bit of it back to the fans. He then: - Gets criticism from commentators for a celebration. - Gets a yellow? - looks to have been racially abused by a Benfica player. It is beyond disgraceful.

Not usually one to leap to Vini's defence but he's done absolutely nothing wrong there. The yellow card is ridiculous - incredible goal btw and the afters has kinda overshadowed it.