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Palace's Zaha becomes first Premier League player not to take knee

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Taking a knee is so old now and has lost its impact. I suggest a new pose, something like making a "tea pot" One hand as the handle and one as the spout. This could demonstrate not only solidarity with people of colour but also the disabled and LGBT communities.

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The woke police won’t tolerate that.

Who are the woke police?

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One hand as the handle and one as the spout. This could demonstrate not only solidarity with people of colour but also the disabled and LGBT communities.

Taking a sterotypical pose to show solidarity with LGBT people?

Exceedingly poor "joke".

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@burning & Kipling

bloody hilarious (especially the tea pot)

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This is soccer right? Soccer players players have brains? Who da thunk it? So cancel culture is canceling itself. Nice

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bloody hilarious (especially the tea pot)

Because black people and LGBT people being mocked for the garbage they have to endure is so funny.

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Premier League players, including Zaha, have been racially abused online, prompting English soccer bodies to put pressure on social media companies to tackle the problem.

"I know there is a lot of work being done behind the scenes at the Premier League and other authorities to make change, and I fully respect that and... my team-mates and players at other clubs who continue to take the knee," Zaha added.

"As a society, I feel we should be encouraging better education in schools, and social media companies should be taking stronger action against people who abuse others online - not just footballers."

He still supports what the knee stands for

There are still people who racially abuse him

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