mancity1955
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go joe go joe go jo go joe
SWP's back said:That's a bit mean to your friends!!What I say may be a stereotype but there are reasons stereotypes exist you know. I personally hate the panacea, circle etc etc birds. Bunch of wannabe slags. Kim may be different but you can't blame me for having a starting view that says she was probably similar to all the others.blue_bird said:Again, nice of you to sterotype someone you don't know. Just because you've knocked around with the fur coat no knickers type doesn't mean they're all like that!
Haha, bless her, her chest and all that sailed in her.blue_bird said:SWP's back said:That's a bit mean to your friends!!What I say may be a stereotype but there are reasons stereotypes exist you know. I personally hate the panacea, circle etc etc birds. Bunch of wannabe slags. Kim may be different but you can't blame me for having a starting view that says she was probably similar to all the others.
You're the one who thought of my friend not me!! Ha ha!!
Don't really see her anymore, she didn't really like me going to football so much - we might as well have been married!
peacefrog said:Palerider said:I'm going to go against the grain on this one. Joe Hart is a professional footballer and gets paid a great deal of money to do so. Part of that deal should be that he prepares properly for matches. I know at the level of football we ( as fans ) play that a few drinks will not matter but at the top level you are talking about very small fraction of percentages between being a winner and an also ran. If you are a professional athlete you should not smoke or drink, it's detrimental to your performance. I'm pretty certain you would not get Usain Bolt or Seb Coe getting drunk a few days before a big race. They know it does have an impact but because football is a team game fotballers think they can get away with it. Developing a winning attitude is not easy and means preparing properly it also means players giving up certain things. It's no good a player saying he gives 100 per cent every match if that 100 per cent is compromised by poor preparation. Sorry Joe, but If I was Mancini I'd be handing out a bollocking never mind Capello.
I agree.
I know he wasn't on manchester city duty, but I don't think that matters. I believe he still has an obligation to represent city in the best and most professional manner at all times, which means with decorum. City should leave him in no doubt they expect better in future.
Rahart said:And you're right, why is it every other athlete it seems in every other sport can behave themselves, and ours look like twats treating the game with no respect, all over the papers.
We're laughing it off now, but if that was 3 days before a City game I'd have hoped he'd have a bit more respect for the club than that. And if it was 3 days before a City game I don't think a lot on here would be laughing so hard.
dannybcity said:Rahart said:And you're right, why is it every other athlete it seems in every other sport can behave themselves, and ours look like twats treating the game with no respect, all over the papers.
This wouldn't be in the papers if it wasn't for the fact that he played football for City and England. If he played tennis for example it would make the papers.
We're laughing it off now, but if that was 3 days before a City game I'd have hoped he'd have a bit more respect for the club than that. And if it was 3 days before a City game I don't think a lot on here would be laughing so hard.
They do all go out before City games, they were out after the Chelsea game for example and they had Juve midweek. It's really nothing to worry about, I'm more concerned for the sad bastard who actually thought it was news worthy and sent in the video.
Rahart said:You really can't see that there's something wrong with it. Other sports have massive fan bases, like it was mentioned before, you wouldn't see Usain Bolt or Nadal, or Paul O Connell or Joe Rokocoko, being caught out like he was.
I don't believe that they're out every week, and if they are, I'm sure it's not on the lock the way we were shown Hart to be. If they are, well you're going back to pre Jack Irish football, to 5/10 years ago in GAA, to back 10/20 years in England.
For the sad bastard, well, to be fair if you were a RAG and you saw Rooney doing what Hart did, I don't think you'd pass up the opportunity to do what he did.
DaveH said:Nah its a training camp for the Blackpool away game