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Dave S
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Excellent, and extremely rare, unbiased article.
Pablo ZZZ Peroni
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Great read that... Nice one Carragher.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Not sure if it was a racist inspired attack or not.
He was however incorrect claiming that oil money is used to buy players which shows his ignorance in business matters.
I certainly felt there was an element of racism in the way he spoke. He came across as a very bitter man, with a proper dislike of Arab oil money.It is because of people like Sugar that Spurs have underachieved for more than 50 years. Just like the current owners who are only interested in fleecing their own fans and filling their own pockets. Spurs have been one of England's richest clubs throughout their history. Their current owners are much wealthier than the Glazers for example. It is a myth that it is a well-run club (just like Everton under Kenwright) The comments made about City are undoubtedly part of a racist narrative.
bobbyowenquiff
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I agree and sadly this sort of underlying racist attitude is prevalent in mainstream media. These sort of views always need challenging. Why is it that it's only our owners who are targeted in this way when most Premier League clubs (and also Championship) are foreign-owned. It's not just about money is it? It needs calling out for what it is.I certainly felt there was an element of racism in the way he spoke. He came across as a very bitter man, with a proper dislike of Arab oil money.
Machiavelli
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Didn’t Sugar fuck Bill Gates off, citing hardware would rule not software as Bill suggested.
On the whole, good articles.Another very positive article in The Telegraph, from Jamie Carragher this time. We're getting plenty of (deserved) praise in the media at the moment:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...iola-eight-things-spaniard-has-done-make-man/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...-guardiola-peak-powers-should-appreciate/amp/
But when we lost at Leicester, the whole world was saying, why aren't we winning tackles, second balls.
"Are you practising tackling, pep"
I don't remember carragher sticking up for Pep before, during or after that game
Both articles say bravo was poor if pressed, that was never his problem.
It reads as if both articles are written by the same person and it's not carragher.
TheThirdDeano
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Funny isn't it. That any ex-player/current player is singing our praises whilst "journalists" continue to prove they know Fuck all about anything
prestonibbo_mcfc
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Funny isn't it. That any ex-player/current player is singing our praises whilst "journalists" continue to prove they know Fuck all about anything
Most of those players were certainly not as complementary last season. I know we weren't as good, but they were all trotting out
the Pep can't do this/that in this League mantra. Bandwagon jumpers. Fuck 'em.
Where were them, when we were shit ;-)
SilverFox2
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Most of those players were certainly not as complementary last season. I know we weren't as good, but they were all trotting out
the Pep can't do this/that in this League mantra. Bandwagon jumpers. Fuck 'em.
Where were them, when we were shit ;-)
Ex players, particularly those who experienced winning when they played, are set in their ways as to what constitutes particularly defending so our novel tactics including playing our way out of defence was not received well by them.
They won their trophies differently so think their way is the only way.
Then this season we get it together and they come on our side, I think its as simple as that.
quiet_riot
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Is there any football today? Literally the only thing I can find is that Phil 'the face' Jones had 6 (SIX!) injections to play against Germany. Presumably he was pinned down?
blue b4 the moon
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Think he must have them every game from the look on his face.Is there any football today? Literally the only thing I can find is that Phil 'the face' Jones had 6 (SIX!) injections to play against Germany. Presumably he was pinned down?
Dave S
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Despite giving him six injections he still wanted to play.
Despite giving him six injections he still wanted to play.
Why did Jones agree to those injections? If he did agree to them Moaninho should be having a go at his player not England the moaning K.UNT
kaz7
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There is no way they would have given him 6 injections to play in a friendly,no wayTo be fair, you can imagine the reaction on here if Kyle Walker had been given six injections to play a friendly and got injured anyway. Not sure too many would be saying it was his fault.
There is no way they would have given him 6 injections to play in a friendly,no way
Jones you mean? Yes, I'm inclined to agree with you.
ccr
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Botox ?There is no way they would have given him 6 injections to play in a friendly,no way
kaz7
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Yes Jones,maureen being over dramatic as usual and he will probably be fit to play todayJones you mean? Yes, I'm inclined to agree with you.
kaz7
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He could do with some but it would spoil our funBotox ?
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