Unionist wants GAA jerseys banned from universities

Started by blewuporstuffed, April 08, 2014, 02:50:41 PM

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blewuporstuffed

TUV leader Jim Allister says students wearing GAA jerseys to university are "creating a substantial chill factor".

More and more Catholic students are opting to don club, county and college jerseys on campus at the north's universities and - claiming to have received complaints from students at University of Ulster - Allister says the proliferation of GAA jerseys in intimidating members of the Protestant community.

A ban could now be imminent...

In response to the Traditional Unionist Voice chief's complaints, UU is to review its policy of allowing students to wear GAA tops, with minister for employment and learning Stephen Farry telling The Irish News that plans have been put in place to develop a good relations policy in conjunction with the Students' Union:

"The University of Ulster has now advised that a working group has been established to develop this policy.

"An action plan has been developed, which will be presented to the relevant university committee in April. The policy will cover inter alia, political expression, culture, language and dress code."
I can only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow doesn't look good either

OakleafCounty

I doubt they could ban GAA jerseys without banning soccer and rugby tops as well. And also, what sort of person over the age of 17 wears football jerseys as a dress code.

armaghniac

This is ridiculous, as usual.

Does Abercormbie and Fitch not create a chill factor for those clothed by San Benardino?

Could people not wear anything with a logo on it?
If at first you don't succeed, then goto Plan B

blewuporstuffed

its still amazes me that people actually vote for this moron
I can only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow doesn't look good either

screenexile

God help the gombeens up in Stormont... we have massive problems with our Health Service, Unemployment, Education but howl on a few lads are wearing football jersies so let's get that sorted!

NAG1

Quote from: screenexile on April 08, 2014, 03:13:23 PM
God help the gombeens up in Stormont... we have massive problems with our Health Service, Unemployment, Education but howl on a few lads are wearing football jersies so let's get that sorted!

+1

A member of the tax paying public should be allowed to slap a politician (of any colour) every time they come up with this type of crap. That would soon stop them wasting tax payers money on such drivel.

Muzz

He's dead right!!!  The mall full of jerseys with girls the main culprit.  Short skirts and tight tops that what you want to be seeing.

screenexile

Quote from: Muzz on April 08, 2014, 03:18:06 PM
He's dead right!!!  The mall full of jerseys with girls the main culprit.  Short skirts and tight tops that what you want to be seeing.

My favourite is the doll we saw walking down the Ormeau into the Hatfield in September time at about 9 in the evening... Tattyreagh/Eskra/Urney or some shitbag Tyrone Club top she was wearing, tight jeans, clarried in make up and fake tan and to top off the ensemble she was wearing f**king black underarmour!! What's that about!!

God14

Quote from: Muzz on April 08, 2014, 03:18:06 PM
He's dead right!!!  The mall full of jerseys with girls the main culprit.  Short skirts and tight tops that what you want to be seeing.

That's true, its  remarkable the amount of GAA jerseys you will see in the mall at UUJ.

Muzz

You arent wrong there screenexile!  Mickey Colemans song about the Holylands says it all (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOdevNC0Lec).  The latest craze them GAAGLE sweatpants...Who taught these girls to dress!

orangeman


Walter Cronc

Quote from: Muzz on April 08, 2014, 03:30:51 PM
You arent wrong there screenexile!  Mickey Colemans song about the Holylands says it all (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOdevNC0Lec).  The latest craze them GAAGLE sweatpants...Who taught these girls to dress!

They are all from Tyrone and like fudball more than Derry men!!

Milltown Row2

I'd ban all the tops, they do in most gyms anyway so what's the problem? We've banned them years ago at work and the students just get on with it
None of us are getting out of here alive, so please stop treating yourself like an after thought. Ea

armaghniac

#13
QuoteI'd ban all the tops, they do in most gyms anyway so what's the problem? We've banned them years ago at work and the students just get on with it

This kind of thing is ridiculous. In universities and gyms all over the world people wear sportswear. And universities in particular have no place banning things, it is not Iran.
If at first you don't succeed, then goto Plan B

The Trap

Anybody got any pictures of a girl in a GAA jersey looking good???????????????????????