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Dixie - Hockey fights are a bit of a unique and somewhat under-appreciated art. ;) It all happens on skates. That alone requires a tonne of balance. Particularly when the participants grapple in an attempt to jersey each other while simultaneously trying to create an opportunity to unload...

I don’t pay much heed to women’s MMA (or, for that matter, MMA in general…) but the pre-Holm mega-hype surrounding Rousey piqued my “professional” curiosity. Everyone has already made plenty of highly pertinent observations covering all sides of the argument but I’ll add the following… Like...

werewolf - Thanks. Everything depends on which version of Klitschko turns up in April. If he steps into the ring with a genuine desire to put the necessary brutal beating on Joshua and his timing is on song then a win is in the bag - barring, of course, the potential disaster lurking behind...

A belated Merry Christmas to the Caste Football community (and the countless pro-White lurkers..). All the Best for the New Year!

“Fat shamed”. What a singularly “modern” phrase. In a normal world, one would assume that this porcine nine year old wouldn’t need any external verbal prompts to unleash a daily torrent of confidence pulverising shame - one look in the mirror should provide enough embarrassment to last a...

Here’s something a bit different. ;) Steve MacIntyre of the Oilers demolished Calgary’s Raitis Ivanans with a couple of big right handers back in 2010. The beating effectively ended Ivanans’ NHL career. After being out with concussion for months the Latvian made one more NHL appearance the...

limitless - I’ve made no secret of my dislike of Fury’s arrogant, loudmouthed posturing and constant references to his “persecuted” Traveller “ethnicity” but he was a truly splendid technical boxer whose skills, speed and movement were a pleasure to behold. Fury’s superb pugilistic ability...

Here’s the “script”. Klitschko will be fighting an undefeated, super-hyped “British” Negro IBF champion whom the “establishment” is grooming as the new, globally “marketable” muscular black superhero of heavyweight boxing. The bout will take place at Wembley. No further elaboration is required…...

I couldn’t help chortling when Hopkins was knocked through the ropes and clean out of the ring - arms flopping about, legs dead, plunging to the ground to land in an undignified heap. That being said, one cannot derive any genuine pleasure from gloating over the spectacular knockout of a fellow...

f3dor - I suppose one could describe the last round as being exceptionally “White friendly”. After all, Burnley and The Boro both started eleven Whites, while Chelsea, Bournemouth, and Hull each started eight Whites. But any generally positive impressions conveyed by the previous sentence are...

f3d0r / Heretic - Well boys, I guess we see things a bit differently ;). Below is a breakdown of starters in last weekend’s round. I didn’t expend the extra bit of effort to write up the “finishing” lineups that take substitutions into account. Besides, substitutions have nothing to do with the...

Matra2 - As I’ve mentioned before, the presence of Lewis Hamilton has ruined F1 for me. I grind my teeth whenever I hear that spade being referred to as an Englishman or Briton. Always keen on the historical side of things, I grew up admiring the high-profile British and Australian F1 drivers...

Heretic - I guess I must be one of those nameless “others”. Well, in my case You largely answered Your own question by asking the following in the “Premier Teams To Root For” thread: http://castefootball.us/index.php?threads/the-2016-17-premier-teams-to-root-for.35513/#post-681154 The...

Porthos - Naturally, I only chose Croatia as the hypothetical White team because You happen to be Croatian. ;) But putting together such scenarios can be a bit tricky these days as the European “superpowers” regularly feature non-Whites in their starting lineups or - in the case of Italy - on...

Porthos - The media’s unwavering exaltation of Negroes in sport is a “Cultural Marxist” staple which has been amply documented on Caste Football down the years. My first ever post in the soccer section discussed the systematic promotion of black forwards in England from the late 1970s onwards...

Frederic - That's good to hear. Your following statement in the Track and Field section had me a bit worried ;): http://castefootball.us/index.php?threads/christophe-lemaitre-white-lightning-9-92-and-19-80-part-two.17376/page-30#post-679025

Porthos - How do You think most people interpret what they see on the field or via their highlights packages on TV? The majority of punters don’t view football in terms of spines, fibulae, ulnae, or whatnot. They simply see teams full of “black guys” beating teams full of “white guys”. It may...

Matra2 - Yes, Eder did absolutely nothing at Swansea. He is a perennial substitute at international level and it’s unfortunate that such an African-born player scored the winning goal (albeit via a speculative bobbling grass cutter ;)) and became the “face” of Portugal’s win.

Frederic - It’s obvious that our conceptions of race in sport (and - by extension - race in general) are fundamentally different. You emphasise that various prominent black players are “mixed”, the inference being that this somehow makes them less offensive and damaging than "full-blooded"...

So, after 22 pages and 528 posts - the majority of which ridiculed those laughably substandard Negroes - what exactly did we end up with? A final contested between ******* France and Portugal, in which twelve of the twenty two starters were non-White. Once the part-gypsy Ricardo Quaresma came on...

CrazyFinn - Unbelievable. You must be the only Caste Football member who is unaware that Rebajlo is an Australian of Polish parentage. ****, I’ve certainly mentioned my background often enough. I’d say my posts in this very thread may have given even a bottom-of-the-bell-curve lackwit like you...

Matra2 - Given that Poland fielded Robert Lewandowski, Grzegorz Krychowiak, Jakub Blaszczykowski, and Arkadiusz Milik one can definitely say that the team played at a level well below the potential which such players offer. Nevertheless Poland still managed to get their strikers into great...

Frederic - I was only saying that eastern European Poland (****, I can just imagine a legion of furious Poles choking on their bile upon seeing the phrase “eastern European Poland” and instantly snarling that Poland is a central European nation… :facepalm: ;)) haven’t been a disappointment in...

Frederic - Well, Poland are in the quarterfinals and have dumped the “multicultural” Switzerland out of the tournament (albeit on penalties - but, nevertheless, the job was done…). I’d say that’s not too disappointing. It appears Your statement was prompted by Croatia’s loss to Portugal...

Philosopher - Lukasz Fabianski may have had a rather torrid time at Arsenal but he has been consistently reliable since joining Swansea in 2014. His confidence was shot during those seven wasted years with the Gunners but being number one at a smaller club has permitted him to finally prove...