I don’t recall any chants regarding Luc Nilis’ broken leg. Or the ill health of Martin O’Neill’s wife.
You thick cunts.
Don’t even consider complaining if anything happens to a Villa player this, or next season. I used to like really like Villa; great ground, an improving team. Pity about the supporters.

With Liverpool visiting Stamford Bridge on Sunday, fans of Arsenal and Manchester United will hope that Fernando Torres is declared fit. Having come off during Spain’s friendly against France with what’s thought to be a hamstring problem the task of beating the Avram Grant’s side would be made that bit more difficult without the Spaniard.
With [...]

The well-publicised “spat” between Nicklas Bendtner and Emmanuel Adebayor has had the media, in particular Sky and the Daily Mail creaming their jeans with airtime and column inches calling for justice.
Looking at the incident, I can’t see a comparison to Le Saux and Batty’s European scrap while at Blackburn or even Lee Bowyer and [...]

Manchester City’s pleas for Manchester United to mark the 50th anniversary of the Munich air disaster with a minute’s applause instead of a minute’s silence are a sad indictment of the game right now.
It’s typical that the anniversary should throw up a fixture between the two Manchester clubs but if the City fans can’t hate [...]

I find it a little bit sickening - not to mention hypocritical - that managers and players are calling for an end to abuse from fans in the same week that Man Utd players have been accused of having gang-sex with a 19-year-old girl at their Christmas party.
Respect has got to be earned, and I’ve [...]

It’s difficult to feel anything towards Radio 5’s Dj Spoony. To be charitable, I do enjoy the fact that he removed the Dj from the beginning of his name in an ill advised and ultimately doomed attempt at gaining credibility as a serious football broadcaster (as if it was the ‘Dj’ and not the ‘Spoony’ [...]

I’m unsure as to what was the most revolting spectacle: Drogba kissing his shirt before throwing it into the crowd; the fans fighting to get it; or the manager claiming that Drogba was just an innocent lad who’d accidentally said a few things he didn’t mean.

While United are rightly getting headlines for their amazing win over Roma last night it seems the English media are keen to paint the Italian fans as the ones responsible for the violence.
One quote from a United fan tells a different story though. He says:
Their fans were sitting ducks. They should have been let inside [...]

Ahh, yes. The same John Terry who is rumoured to have worn a Brazil shirt and openly celebrated Ronaldinho’s goal for Brazil against England after he’d been left out of the 2002 World Cup squad.

To me it looks like Cole and Drogba both kick the bloke while he’s on the ground. I know he was a twat for trying to do what he did but there’s no call for players to take matters into their own hands like that.

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