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Phil and Jack on the lash?
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Lavinda Past
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I left school at 15, worked hard, played hard, and always tried to behave in an appropriate manner. I never knowingly or intentionally embarrassed my family, friends or employers.So basically the higher the education you have the more of a misery you're likely to be?
Glad I opted out at 16 and chose the path I did. I might have lower expectations of what acceptable behavior is but damn it's a much more fun existence.
I've had a wonderful life and have great pride in my children who are successful and happy. I see no reason whatsoever to admire or respect anyone who doesn't expect a similar level of standards that I do. I strongly suspect that pep Guardiola takes a similar view on matters.
What does 'not impressed with the condition they reported to training in' mean? Hungover, a little worse for wear? I think going out and having a good time is totally fine but I think drinking to the extent that you run the risk of still being inebriated the next morning at training is absurd behaviour. No idea why players can't just enjoy a decent night out without getting plastered (if that is indeed what happened). Grealish comes out of this looking worse than Foden in my eyes.
Lavinda Past
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To be honest, I'm ignoring 99% of what you say.We do indeed, like with you being a condescending so and so, who overreacts to two grown men going out socializing.
Notice you didn't deny the other parts I said.
Doctor Jimmy and Mr Jim
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60 pages on something that has, by all accounts, been dealt with internally by the club in a measured and sensible way. Have to laugh really.
Internally?60 pages on something that has, by all accounts, been dealt with internally by the club in a measured and sensible way. Have to laugh really.
Pep and the club were happy to go public, so your argument has gone in one.
That’s just the problem no one knows. 60 pages of peoples opinions and no facts. Only the club will know the facts.What does 'not impressed with the condition they reported to training in' mean? Hungover, a little worse for wear? I think going out and having a good time is totally fine but I think drinking to the extent that you run the risk of still being inebriated the next morning at training is absurd behaviour. No idea why players can't just enjoy a decent night out without getting plastered (if that is indeed what happened). Grealish comes out of this looking worse than Foden in my eyes.
It will be finished as far as the club are concerned. Just the moral arbitrators that hang around BM that are still trying their best for it to remain an issue.Internally?
Pep and the club were happy to go public, so your argument has gone in one.
What's funny?
The manager of our club publicly berates two of his players.
Another player Walker is absent for two games "illness" that's a non story, the guy has lost a close friend, had a nightmare last appearance in Germany and may well be ill, whatever the reasons the club are keeping quite. It's a non story because the club want whatever reason/s to be private.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Hope someone is monitoring how many Mince Pies Phil has over Xmas.It will be finished as far as the club are concerned. Just the moral arbitrators that hang around BM that are still trying their best for it to remain an issue.
Look what happened to Razor Ruddock.