BTW, if anyone has a contact at Twitter, um, let me know :)
This is one person who doesn't need 116K followers hanging on to his every word.
Colborn's lawsuit alleges he was defamed because MaM showed allegations of wrongdoing by Avery's civil attorney.
At the same time, many supporters of that lawsuit seem to also argue that MaM was outright dishonest because they didn't show allegations of Avery's wrongdoing.
In both instances the allegations are supported by case files and (out of court) sworn testimony.
So say you are a journalist, and you come across unproven allegations. How do you determine if it's something you're a completely dishonest piece of shit for not including or it's something that's you're a completely dishonest piece of shit for including?
The answer from where I'm standing seems to be that it depends on whether the person wears a badge or not.
"I express my great surprise and distaste for the accusations made against Polish footballers (especially Kamil Glik) by the representatives of the England NT. Baseless and defamatory accusations of racism against Polish representatives are shocking and hurt the good image of Polish football.
As a UEFA Vice-President, Honorary President of the Polish Football Association and a former multiple Polish representative, I would like to emphasise once again that our players always treat their rivals on the pitch in the spirit of fair play, tolerance and solidarity. Of course, there is no shortage of heated arguments and clashes during the match, but the English side's suggestion that Polish vice-captain Kamil Glik behaved in a racist manner is absolutely ridiculous. Throughout his international career spent in stadiums in Spain, France and Italy, among others, Glik has impressed not only with his tough, hard play but also with his brave character and respect for the colour and beliefs of his rivals.
To the representatives of the team of our last rivals I would recommend to analyse the behaviour of their defender Kyle Walker, who behaved rudely to the conciliatory gesture of Kamil Glik (shaking hands). A beautiful, exciting match, even if it did not end in a favourable result for one of the teams, should not have such an epilogue, in which untrue and scandalous behaviour is being accused of representatives of the Polish NT.
Zbigniew Boniek, Honorary President of the Polish Football Association".
[source: https://www.laczynaspilka.pl/aktualnosci/reprezentacja/oswiadczenie-honorowego-prezesa-pzpn]
