Is diversity our strength

[KingCanny]

Usually get banned for this question but I thought id leave ot open for discussion. Be interesting to read peoples opinions

[Kev0909]

No it's a weakness, standards go down, min wage is more common--- and no need to pay people more because people certain people would work for 10 pounds if they could.

Had a christmas bonus etc for doing overtime before this christmas, nah not this christmas, don't need to provide incentive enough pakistani's who stink in the summer and rude as fuck, and africans that'll do it anyway for whatever.

Violence on the up, sexual assaults on the up, filthy streets standards dropping by the month.

Shoot the boats.

I best not check this topic again #Reform

#LOL

[KingCanny]

No it's a weakness, standards go down, min wage is more common--- and no need to pay people more because people certain people would work for 10 pounds if they could.

Had a christmas bonus etc for doing overtime before this christmas, nah not this christmas, don't need to provide incentive enough pakistani's who stink in the summer and rude as fuck, and africans that'll do it anyway for whatever.

Violence on the up, sexual assaults on the up, filthy streets standards dropping by the month.

Shoot the boats.

I best not check this topic again #Reform

#LOL

I'm only judging the comments until I know what i can get away with 😂 Agree on every point mate. Not signalling out Muslims but its a Christian country abide by our rules & respect the culture as we would in your country.

[Daffydd]

It depends on what kind of diversity you are talking about.

A team is made up of players with diverse skills - goalkeeper, striker, left back

We currently have players from diverse backgrounds: Japanese, Muslim, Hungarian, even Scouse.

BUT there shouldn't be diversity in fitness/quality, otherwise we'll win nothing.

AND they should all have one belief in football - culturally. It would be a problem if the players all had diverse beliefs about how football should be played - like if one player expects to play long ball and another tiki taka, one player zonal marking and another 352, or one 442 and another 433...that would be a fking mess.

The team need to be all on the same page, otherwise they are just a diverse bunch of randoms running around.

[KingCanny]

It depends on what kind of diversity you are talking about.

A team is made up of players with diverse skills - goalkeeper, striker, left back

We currently have players from diverse backgrounds: Japanese, Muslim, Hungarian, even Scouse.

BUT there shouldn't be diversity in fitness/quality, otherwise we'll win nothing.

AND they should all have one belief in football - culturally. It would be a problem if the players all had diverse beliefs about how football should be played - like if one player expects to play long ball and another tiki taka, one player zonal marking and another 352, or one 442 and another 433...that would be a fking mess.

The team need to be all on the same page, otherwise they are just a diverse bunch of randoms running around.

It was off topic. Not really about football

[Daffydd]

It's a metaphor.

[KingCanny]

It's a metaphor.

Or a question. Or a social statement. Or a far right opinion. Or...just a question

[Daffydd]

Or a question. Or a social statement. Or a far right opinion. Or...just a question

Mine was a metaphor, as I said it depends what kind of diversity you are talking about.

Where I live in the last few years there are a lot of new migrants bringing 'diversity' which has some strengths but it also brings some problems of adapting and it changes the community, whether we like it or not.

[redebreck]

Mine was a metaphor, as I said it depends what kind of diversity you are talking about.

Where I live in the last few years there are a lot of new migrants bringing 'diversity' which has some strengths but it also brings some problems of adapting and it changes the community, whether we like it or not.

Diversity can make serious changes to a community's culture.
As someone has said previously- if we go to a foreign country, we expect to follow the laws and such of that country.
As opposed to that, some people coming into the UK expect us to bend over backwards and change our laws to suit them.
Are we too soft and pliable in the UK?

[Nineteenx]

We do expect everyone to speak English when we go to foreign countries mind 😂😂