Terry's case was a load of bollocks, which was proven to be a load of bollocks in a court of law
Cast iron then.
And OJ didn't kill his wife...
Terry's case was a load of bollocks, which was proven to be a load of bollocks in a court of law
Cast iron then.
And OJ didn't kill his wife...
Terry didn't kill anyone so not sure of the point of that comparison. Or are you suggesting that anyone going to court and getting off is always still guilty?
You seem to suffer from the same problem lots of people have with Terry, which is you don't like him, so he must be guilty. Thankfully our legal system, as flawed as it can be, doesn't work that way.
He's being hung out to dry and victimised to try and set an example. It's disgraceful. He's been a solid captain and defender for England and the spineless FA just seem to like trying to bitch slap him around. He was found not guilty. Leave him alone.
but i agree it seems the FA are stitching him of when you consider the verdict in court.
The FA are a joke and have been for years
Anyone who thinks Terry is useless and over the hill just has no football nouse in my opinion, clearly by a country mile our best defender at the euros and obviously a few months later not good enough. .
He was easily our best player in Euro 2012 and his retirement will cause a decline for England.
We have a few average to decent central defenders at international level who can deal with average to decent forwards, but against the big teams you need someone with the experience and craft to dominate top strikers.
Cast iron then.
And OJ didn't kill his wife...

Have to disagree here. Suarez admitted what he said, he just didn't see anything wrong with it because thats how they talk back home, apparantly. Terry's case was a load of bollocks, which was proven to be a load of bollocks in a court of law, and if a fan from another team hadn't filed a complaint on Ferdinands behalf, would never have come to light.
He was found not guilty by a UK Court of Law.
Now the FA have to decide if he is guilty or not guilty.
The FA must consider themselves to be a superior court then if they don't accept UK law.
Time for Cahill and Lescott to forge a proper long-term partnership now.
I would have thought it was quite obvious what I was saying, the fact that you get found not guilty in a court of law, doesn't necessarily mean you're innocent.
Personally, I'm completely indifferent, I really couldn't give a **** if he stays or goes.
4 games & £220k fine.
The FA proving yet again that they think they are above any other entity in the world.
But then whats the point of a court of law if the final decision isn't trusted. The fact of the matter is he was found to be not guilty and the FA should respect that. Personally I couldn't care whether he was selected for England or not but its more the fact the FA have no ****ing clue what there doing