I'm hoping this sly, snidey, racist knobber gets horrendous abuse today similar to the scale dished out to Hartson and Bowyer.
He'll probably get a round of applause though.
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I'm hoping this sly, snidey, racist knobber gets horrendous abuse today similar to the scale dished out to Hartson and Bowyer.
He'll probably get a round of applause though.
No, I am pretty sure he will get a fair amount of stick from us and every other set of supporters this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordi Culé
He is the type of person/ player that opposition supporters love to hate and in a way that even Joey Barton cannot match.
However, he strikes me as the sort of individual who almost thrives on the abuse that comes his way and if he was one of ours he would probably become a cult hero (sadly) for many.
In fairness to him (I can't believe I've said that) he didn't choose the easy or most lucrative option available to him by joining Villa.Quote:
Originally Posted by Majorblue
Still a horrible shitstain of a person.
Are we as creative as we were when Hartson and Bowyer came here? John Terry is, personality wise, a lot of what is hateable within football so hopefully he gets a bit more than "is a wanker".
The personal nature of the abuse thrown at Hartson was more than likely very insensitive and probably inappropriate. It was ****ing funny mind.:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by surge
As much as I hate to say it, I know two youngsters who have met the Chelsea squad (separate occasions, they don't know each other) and both times Terry was by far the friendliest and most personable player.Quote:
Originally Posted by surge
Spoilsport.Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
I cried for days when I found out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baloo
Were they white females? Just asking.Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
To give you the chance to stop the route you're going down, one was terminally ill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordi Culé
I'll be busy supporting the team.
Being outpaced by Mr Z would be enough for me.
Yes, Terry does do a good PR exercise. He is not evil or everything bad in football but his personality does stink the majority of the time, and thankfully not when meeting the two youngsters you know.Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
I wasn't intending going further down that road but cheers anyway:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
I think he got booed every time he went near the ball.
But there was a load cheer when he got booked. :hehe:
Didn't want to move to China and every Prem club knew he was shot at that level - plus he'd stated he'd not want to play in the Prem for a club other than Chelsea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordi Culé
So yeah, he chose the easiest and most lucrative option available to him.
Ah well. 3-0. Could have been a good few more.
Eh, Mr.T. :-)
He was clearly getting agitated with each goal that went in. I could hear his shouting & blaming from the otherside of the pitch! :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by bobh
Did our announcer need to introduce him as if he was royalty?
All I heard from the fricking queue outside gate 3 was the boosQuote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
"Whats the score Terry " seemed to to be appreciated by most people watching
Someone mentioned this from Tuesday but why does he not say the full name of teams when necessary? Calling Bristol City just Bristol for example. It just comes across as naive.
We played so well that he was forgotten for large parts of the game.
There wasn't. He wasn't booked, that was TaylorQuote:
Originally Posted by bobh
I thought it was a patronising introduction i.e. Give him as much shit as possibleQuote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris