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The Y Word | The People's Poll ep. 93 | Planet #FPL

The Y Word | The People's Poll ep. 93 | Planet #FPL

On this People's Poll Podcast Suj & James challenge the difficult conversation around the Y Word, a word reclaimed by Tottenham fans in the 1970s to fight back against anti semitic and racist opposition fans. But is it right that Tottenham fans...

Planet FPL - The Fantasy Football Podcast · Suj & James

December 21, 202138m 48s

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Show Notes

On this People's Poll Podcast Suj & James challenge the difficult conversation around the Y Word, a word reclaimed by Tottenham fans in the 1970s to fight back against anti semitic and racist opposition fans.

But is it right that Tottenham fans still use the word?

James tries to give a balanced side of the argument from both sides as a Tottenham fan who had used the word for many years but made a decision some time ago not to use it any more and recounts experiences at games and why removing the word from the conversation has to be something led by Tottenham fans themselves.

Coming Up on Wednesday on Planet FPL - Planet SkyFF s3 ep20, discussing all the latest in Sky Fantasy Football.

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