Football Banter

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(15-01-2013 20:12 )Fernandez Esperenda Wrote:  Disgusting behavior from arsenal fans..

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footbal...VIDEO.html

Disgusting? The bloke conducts himself like a walking talking dildo, has done himself no favours since leaving Arsenal, he is a prize prick and if he is going to gob off then of course he will receive a bit of abuse. For the in excess of £140,000 he collects a week I have absolutely no sympathy for him, nor do I think he gives a shit about a few people calling him a wanker. It's hardly disgusting behaviour really. Teachers, nurses and Policemen would receive far worse abuse for doing their jobs and they get paid considerably less for serving a community rather then serving themselves.

He was grabbed by the shirt. It doesn't matter if he's on £1 a week or £1 billion a week, he mouthed off a little bit but that doesn't give anyone the right to put their hands on him. Also it's easy to act the big man when you have a group of people round you.

Exactly seth, he should still be able to walk in public without assholes trying to look big infront of people... It doesn't matter how much money he's on, end of the day football is just a game, secondly if thats what arsenal fans are like no wonder he might have said some bad things about the club.

Yes in an ideal world he should be able to walk in public but in the real world he should have had a bit more common sense than to walk with the fans of his ex team. It's bound to infuriate the less mature element. It would not even have been the brightest thing had he still been playing for them. One bad game and some moron would be having a go.

Having said that I do wonder at the behaviour of some of the idiots who think they are being funny. Fair enough so you get a chance to confront a fallen hero and show your anger, disgust, sadness or whatever....but why these days do all the anonymous 'heroes' feel they have to video it? Are they the unofficial voice of the fans showing evidence that they have brought the most evil of criminals to task...or as is more likely are they pathetically hoping for 15 seconds of fame on Rude Tube

Nasri been getting abuse since he moved so 2 years on he should have been smart and not walk to the stadium, he gets paid loads just to duck like a lil girl in big games and hire chamakh for protection

Guardiola will be manager of Bayern Munich next season and will sign a three year contract.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/...nich-coach

Interesting move for pep, ain't no jobs in the PL anyways as Mancini was handed a new contract, fergie wants 3 more years and Romans habit of firing coaches will put anyone off

(16-01-2013 01:19 )seth Wrote:  He was grabbed by the shirt. It doesn't matter if he's on £1 a week or £1 billion a week, he mouthed off a little bit but that doesn't give anyone the right to put their hands on him. Also it's easy to act the big man when you have a group of people round you.

Whilst I agree the wages someone is on shouldn't excuse the way they might have been treated, it isn't as if he isn't used to shirt tugging? All I mean is it is hard to have any sympathy for someone who comes out with such garbage. A little common sense would of told him not to have walked that way to the ground. That's all...

(16-01-2013 01:51 )Fernandez Esperenda Wrote:  secondly if thats what arsenal fans are like no wonder he might have said some bad things about the club.

Sure, why not tar a whole teams support base, based on the actions of a few idiots!

Saying that also makes it sound like he should be allowed to say bad things because he was treated badly by a couple of morons. This then turns into a karma situation. Perhaps if he hadn't of acted like he had done previously, round and round and round we go....


Anyway, as for the Pep story, nice to see he chose the best league in the world to join. I think he'll be given the right freedom at Bayern to build a very decent and exciting team.

Basically peps chose the easy option again, either bayern or dortmund will win the league, he isn't testing himself or proving himself in my opinion, look at tito, he's on course to win the league in spain, will probably win all the domestic cups, possibly champions league, does that make him a great manager? There's a good chance you or me could win trophies at barca, in 2 years time tito will be the man everybody wants. If pep wants to be seen as a great manager he should have gone somewhere like arsenal, liverpool, AC Milan and build something there and bring good times back to a club like that where he'd be proving and challenging himself.

Mourinho is an example of a great manager, pep has a long way to go yet