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9 hours ago, Isabel Goudie said:

Isabel Goudie has been on this forum under the nom de plume for 9 years, despite accusation to the contrary Isabel doesn’t use foul or abusive language or indulge in vitriolic comment. Under this Pseudonym, or any other previous, and despite some forth right views and no doubt an inherent ability to irritate, Isabel has never been banned. However, that record has is now no longer intact and last week received a three day ban for the use of inappropriate language.

Over the piece there has been a lot of inaccurate accusation. Two or three posters referred to the comparison to animals and have accused me of calling them an animal, not so much taking offence when none was intended as taking offence for something that was not implied. I was not calling folk monkeys in that sense, rather I was suggesting they were “dancing to a tune”. So please, if you are of a mind to take offence do so for the reason intended. Calling people animals is not my style, is lazy rancorous and clichéd.  

Then we have Godwin’s Law and the reason I was banned. Goodwin’s Law states that if and when someone makes reference to Hitler during an online debate they, by default, lose the debate. However it also stated that should the reference be accurate then of course this doesn’t apply. Firstly, I made no reference to Hitler, secondly my reference was one of ultimate treachery, which I consider to be appropriate in the debate.

I therefore maintain that I should not have been banned and suggest that some of the comments, and outright sustained anti Junior opinion, was more serious given the fact that it was perpetrated from within a forum dedicated to Junior Football.

Worst 3 days of my life, welcome back :wub: and remember, don’t let the b*****ds grind you down buddy

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