yet i use my eyes and brain to analyse what i'm watching and unfortunately, despite the clear genius he possesses, he's a total scumbag. he is everything that is bad about football. he blatantly cheats, he bites, he tries to cover incidents up, he no longer deserves anyones support. one incident, sure, benefit of the doubt should be given. two incidents, again, i'm all for rehabilitation, but this is going on and on and on. he's got a back catalogue of horrific incidents larger than his front nashers.
Oh well thats all ok then!
We must have selective memory when condeming people!
Oh well thats all ok then!
We must have selective memory when condeming people!
well i too have followed him since his groningen days
he should have been sacked by his club last season but they didn't have the balls (which i can understand when that sort of money is involved) but instead produced an unreal and hilarious campaign backing him, making them, a decent club, look like ****ing idiots. he's making mugs of everyone at liverpool and yet STILL people buy into it.
absolutely, unbelievably, stupid.
Give it a rest JWM, even you must be fed up by now with continually showing yourself up! Look around you, who's springing to your defense? Even Guru is against you!
For a minute there you were describing Grant Holt!
I wasn't comparing them though, was I.
I was merely responding to Warky's comment that everyone thinks Henry was a saint, and that one person, at least, disagrees with said comment.
maybe i didn't word it well but it was a general comment about why it is illogical to compare the two
Maybe not highlighting my quote would have helped!
I wasn't really going to get involved in the Suarez debate. Like most people I thought it was despicable, and worthy of a lengthy ban.
I do think, though, that's it seems worse because the nature of the incident is so alien to us. I doubt any of us have encountered it whilst playing! Making such a fuss about it, in my view, belittles other savage acts like elbowing in the face or (often seemingly deliberately) attempting to break someone's leg.
Chiellini did manage to finish the game, wasn't stretchered off or left needing his cheekbone re-structured. Just saying, not condoning.
Maybe not highlighting my quote would have helped!
I wasn't really going to get involved in the Suarez debate. Like most people I thought it was despicable, and worthy of a lengthy ban.
I do think, though, that's it seems worse because the nature of the incident is so alien to us. I doubt any of us have encountered it whilst playing! Making such a fuss about it, in my view, belittles other savage acts like elbowing in the face or (often seemingly deliberately) attempting to break someone's leg.
Chiellini did manage to finish the game, wasn't stretchered off or left needing his cheekbone re-structured. Just saying, not condoning.
