big bad JT then
Feb 3rd 2010, 12:47 pm
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why ayeeeee man!
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Feb 3rd 2010, 1:47 pm
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Re: big bad JT then
He is such a twat.
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Feb 3rd 2010, 2:44 pm
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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/soccer-foo...0623738&pnum=0
ENGLISH soccer is reeling, having discovered that the national captain John Terry, who is married, has had an affair with the former girlfriend of Wayne Bridge, a one-time close friend, international teammate, and ex-Chelsea comrade.
This has led to a Sack John Terry frenzy.
Technically speaking, the key point here should be whether Bridge and Vanessa Perroncel were still an item when Terry and Perroncel were also furiously swapping body fluids.
The answer, from what I can make out is no, so Terry hasn't broken the most stringent of the unwritten rules that dictate what is acceptable for team harmony. If England wants to sack players on the basis of infidelity, they might hardly have a team left.
But Terry has hardly set the standard in team building exercises and the English fans, who are forever having their World Cup hopes crushed, can only despair at his outlandish irresponsibility.
As an English fan said to me: "You couldn't make this up." And this from a Coronation St fan, which says something about the scale of the Terry transgression.
Stranger still, three Manchester City teammates of Bridge unveiled "Team Bridge" undershirts, supplied by the club, in support of their mate. That's one way to increase the public humiliation for Bridge, who has said he will never comment about the scandal.
A pity his teammates didn't follow suit rather than inflict their morals of convenience, those based around manufacturing team morale, on soccer's paying public.
Stick to soccer on the pitch lads.
ENGLISH soccer is reeling, having discovered that the national captain John Terry, who is married, has had an affair with the former girlfriend of Wayne Bridge, a one-time close friend, international teammate, and ex-Chelsea comrade.
This has led to a Sack John Terry frenzy.
Technically speaking, the key point here should be whether Bridge and Vanessa Perroncel were still an item when Terry and Perroncel were also furiously swapping body fluids.
The answer, from what I can make out is no, so Terry hasn't broken the most stringent of the unwritten rules that dictate what is acceptable for team harmony. If England wants to sack players on the basis of infidelity, they might hardly have a team left.
But Terry has hardly set the standard in team building exercises and the English fans, who are forever having their World Cup hopes crushed, can only despair at his outlandish irresponsibility.
As an English fan said to me: "You couldn't make this up." And this from a Coronation St fan, which says something about the scale of the Terry transgression.
Stranger still, three Manchester City teammates of Bridge unveiled "Team Bridge" undershirts, supplied by the club, in support of their mate. That's one way to increase the public humiliation for Bridge, who has said he will never comment about the scandal.
A pity his teammates didn't follow suit rather than inflict their morals of convenience, those based around manufacturing team morale, on soccer's paying public.
Stick to soccer on the pitch lads.
Feb 3rd 2010, 2:44 pm
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Re: big bad JT then
Gerrard was acquitted of GBH under dubious circumstances (he was caught on CCTV), Ferdinand missed a drugs test, Beckham was bonking his PA while his wife and kids were away and Rooney had it off with a granny hooker). Good role models, eh?
Discounting the obscene amounts of money these muppets earn, they should
realise kids look up to them and try to behave accordingly. It's bad enough the language they use on the pitch and the way they talk to match officials.
Terry is the England captain...that does not just mean kicking the ball around the pitch for 90 minutes once in a while, it's a lot more than that. If these skiprats don't realise that they shouldn't be allowed to wear the shirt.
Feb 3rd 2010, 3:01 pm
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Re: big bad JT then
In an ideal world footballers would be role models. A lot of young kids aspire to be Gerrard, Rooney, Beckham, Ferdinand etc...
Gerrard was acquitted of GBH under dubious circumstances (he was caught on CCTV), Ferdinand missed a drugs test, Beckham was bonking his PA while his wife and kids were away and Rooney had it off with a granny hooker). Good role models, eh?
Discounting the obscene amounts of money these muppets earn, they should
realise kids look up to them and try to behave accordingly. It's bad enough the language they use on the pitch and the way they talk to match officials.
Terry is the England captain...that does not just mean kicking the ball around the pitch for 90 minutes once in a while, it's a lot more than that. If these skiprats don't realise that they shouldn't be allowed to wear the shirt.
Gerrard was acquitted of GBH under dubious circumstances (he was caught on CCTV), Ferdinand missed a drugs test, Beckham was bonking his PA while his wife and kids were away and Rooney had it off with a granny hooker). Good role models, eh?
Discounting the obscene amounts of money these muppets earn, they should
realise kids look up to them and try to behave accordingly. It's bad enough the language they use on the pitch and the way they talk to match officials.
Terry is the England captain...that does not just mean kicking the ball around the pitch for 90 minutes once in a while, it's a lot more than that. If these skiprats don't realise that they shouldn't be allowed to wear the shirt.
Some of them do stupid things and unfortunately some of them do illegal things. The problem is we let them get away with it...
How come? Have we unwittingly created the 'gods' of today's society?
Feb 3rd 2010, 3:42 pm
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Well apparently The Sun reckons that she's shagged at least 5 members of the Chelski time at some point (and she went out with Lee from Steps for 2 years).
So it must be true.
So it must be true.
Feb 3rd 2010, 4:17 pm
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Also I think the description of her being a lingerie model is somewhat outdated, ex-lingerie model would be more apt judging by the muffin top.
Feb 3rd 2010, 5:22 pm
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Also I think the description of her being a lingerie model is somewhat outdated, ex-lingerie model would be more apt judging by the muffin top.
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http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/...22_468x642.jpg
Feb 3rd 2010, 5:58 pm
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why ayeeeee man!
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Re: big bad JT then
yeah but he's the england captain though, I mean....Bobby Moore wouldn't have done that would he?
Feb 3rd 2010, 5:59 pm
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Re: big bad JT then
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/soccer-foo...0623738&pnum=0
ENGLISH soccer is reeling, having discovered that the national captain John Terry, who is married, has had an affair with the former girlfriend of Wayne Bridge, a one-time close friend, international teammate, and ex-Chelsea comrade.
This has led to a Sack John Terry frenzy.
Technically speaking, the key point here should be whether Bridge and Vanessa Perroncel were still an item when Terry and Perroncel were also furiously swapping body fluids.
The answer, from what I can make out is no, so Terry hasn't broken the most stringent of the unwritten rules that dictate what is acceptable for team harmony. If England wants to sack players on the basis of infidelity, they might hardly have a team left.
But Terry has hardly set the standard in team building exercises and the English fans, who are forever having their World Cup hopes crushed, can only despair at his outlandish irresponsibility.
As an English fan said to me: "You couldn't make this up." And this from a Coronation St fan, which says something about the scale of the Terry transgression.
Stranger still, three Manchester City teammates of Bridge unveiled "Team Bridge" undershirts, supplied by the club, in support of their mate. That's one way to increase the public humiliation for Bridge, who has said he will never comment about the scandal.
A pity his teammates didn't follow suit rather than inflict their morals of convenience, those based around manufacturing team morale, on soccer's paying public.
Stick to soccer on the pitch lads.
ENGLISH soccer is reeling, having discovered that the national captain John Terry, who is married, has had an affair with the former girlfriend of Wayne Bridge, a one-time close friend, international teammate, and ex-Chelsea comrade.
This has led to a Sack John Terry frenzy.
Technically speaking, the key point here should be whether Bridge and Vanessa Perroncel were still an item when Terry and Perroncel were also furiously swapping body fluids.
The answer, from what I can make out is no, so Terry hasn't broken the most stringent of the unwritten rules that dictate what is acceptable for team harmony. If England wants to sack players on the basis of infidelity, they might hardly have a team left.
But Terry has hardly set the standard in team building exercises and the English fans, who are forever having their World Cup hopes crushed, can only despair at his outlandish irresponsibility.
As an English fan said to me: "You couldn't make this up." And this from a Coronation St fan, which says something about the scale of the Terry transgression.
Stranger still, three Manchester City teammates of Bridge unveiled "Team Bridge" undershirts, supplied by the club, in support of their mate. That's one way to increase the public humiliation for Bridge, who has said he will never comment about the scandal.
A pity his teammates didn't follow suit rather than inflict their morals of convenience, those based around manufacturing team morale, on soccer's paying public.
Stick to soccer on the pitch lads.
Feb 4th 2010, 4:23 am
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