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I'd have booked the lot of them for time wasting.
Doesn't the ref stop the clock for substitutions? Maybe ungentlemanly conduct would be a better fit?
I'd have booked the lot of them for time wasting.
7 point deduction for both teams, we can't encourage this kind of match fixingDoesn't the ref stop the clock for substitutions? Maybe ungentlemanly conduct would be a better fit?
7 point deduction for both teams, we can't encourage this kind of match fixing
But that's the 27th minute so some fucked up somewhere. What time did he go off?
I have a similar worry. Alternatively, he might go into coaching. Can you imagine the effect it would have on his young charges if he coached an age-group team? Let's just hope he leaves the game altogether.My worry is that for some unknown reason SKY and other media sources absolutely love him to the extent that he's likely to appear on my TV as a future pundit in the not so distant future..
They've orchestrated an event to happen at a certain point in time during a game. Sounds liked match fixing to a degree if you ask me. 8 point decduction.
As for Terry, he's a prick. Nothing surprises me with him. Fucking his team mates wives, abusing relatives of 9/11 victims, racism. Take your pick.
Terry is vile. Sky are vile. Perfect fit.My worry is that for some unknown reason SKY and other media sources absolutely love him to the extent that he's likely to appear on my TV as a future pundit in the not so distant future..
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices...and-champions-league-disgusting-a7749516.html
Excruciating indeed. Spot on....
Totally embarrassing.This whole thing sums up this vile man for me, a narcissistic ego-maniac. I thought the full kit wanker was bad enough, but who actually organizes there own send off half way through a match? he could of gone off at the end, but no he wanted to make it all about him.
Does he organise who own surprise parties as well?
Have a bit more respect for Kante after reading that as well. Hope the Chelsea ****ness doesn't rub off on him.
With N’Golo Kanté expected to be named the Professional Footballers’ Association’s player of the year on Sunday, perhaps this is an appropriate time to share a little‑known story, passed on by one of his old team‑mates at Leicester City, that fits in neatly with the way the Chelsea midfielder goes about his business.
A lot is made of the fact Kanté prefers to drive a Mini rather than operating with the fleet of dream machines that other members of his profession consider essential. But it turns out that when Kanté first arrived in Leicester he was not even sure he needed any wheels. Kanté, the story goes, reckoned it was possible to run into training every day and had to be persuaded that it wasn’t usually done that way in the Premier League.
This whole thing sums up this vile man for me, a narcissistic ego-maniac. I thought the full kit wanker was bad enough, but who actually organizes there own send off half way through a match? he could of gone off at the end, but no he wanted to make it all about him.
Does he organise his own surprise parties as well?