John Terry - Do You Like Him Or Not?

[88brighton]

I dont see whats wrong with him?? Quality centre half id sign him for the seagulls any day. Hes more of a model professional than the likes of Wayne Rooney ETC

 

[beardy gull]

Terry is getting the blame because he missed the penalty that would have won them the trophy.

Anelka missed the penalty that lost them the trophy, if you see what I mean.

Oh and Anelka did blubber like a school girl who had her dinner money chavved

And Terry didn't? What game were you watching?

 

[Mendoza]

And Terry didn't? What game were you watching?

i meant didnt, a day of typos for me

 

[beardy gull]

i meant didnt, a day of typos for me

Ah . I see.

 

[Monty]

I cant believe how many of you dont like players because they are 'bullys'. This is a mans game of football, any grown man who lets themselves be bullied deserves to be bullied.

I remember people saying the same about Cullip aswell. I assume your all little girls and dont want grown men to be shouted at?

 

[Twinkle Toes]

Decent player but a complete tosser.

 

[beardy gull]

I cant believe how many of you dont like players because they are 'bullys'. This is a mans game of football, any grown man who lets themselves be bullied deserves to be bullied.

I remember people saying the same about Cullip aswell. I assume your all little girls and dont want grown men to be shouted at?

It's not that he's a bully. I don't mind shouting. I do have a problem with his behaviour on Wednesday night. Disgusting.

 

[Mendoza]

I cant believe how many of you dont like players because they are 'bullys'. This is a mans game of football, any grown man who lets themselves be bullied deserves to be bullied.

I remember people saying the same about Cullip aswell. I assume your all little girls and dont want grown men to be shouted at?

its the way he bullys the match officials, he is supposed to set an example, not charging 50 yards up the pitch to scream in the refs face

as for Cullip, he bullied the younger players in the team having a go at them, when a lot of the time it was because they were covering his mistakes.

Some of the younger players then lost confidence in their abilities, the best example being Harding

 

[Monty]

its the way he bullys the match officials, he is supposed to set an example, not charging 50 yards up the pitch to scream in the refs face

as for Cullip, he bullied the younger players in the team having a go at them, when a lot of the time it was because they were covering his mistakes.

Some of the younger players then lost confidence in their abilities, the best example being Harding

i dont like players who get in refs faces, but bully is a bit extreme.

are you actually being serious about Harding?

 

[Billy the Fish]

I remember people saying the same about Cullip aswell. I assume your all little girls and dont want grown men to be shouted at?

That's probably not that far from the truth.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

The funny thing is, Terry didn't have a bad game at all on Wednesday.

My problem with him was the fact that every single decision that went against Chelsea was contested by blue-shirted players surrounding the referee, or visibly mouthing off a tirade of obscenities at the officials, or chasing them up the pitch, arms waving in a raging hissy fit.

Drogba and Ashley Cole we all know about, but even Joe Cole seems to have adopted the same attitude. Perhaps it's accepted at Stamford Bridge. How none of them got booked for dissent is anybody's guess.

Terry was fifty yards away from most of the free kicks, and as captain should be setting the example for professionalism, yet all too frequently was seen running half the length of the pitch to get involved and have a go.

That's why people increasingly think he's a twat.

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

The funny thing is, Terry didn't have a bad game at all on Wednesday.

My problem with him was the fact that every single decision that went against Chelsea was contested by blue-shirted players surrounding the referee, or visibly mouthing off a tirade of obscenities at the officials, or chasing them up the pitch, arms waving in a raging hissy fit.

And the mentality in the team that produces ends in Drogba taking the law into his own hands and Terry gobbing at Tevez. And Chelsea paid a high price for team indiscipline - and it served them right.

 

[eastlondonseagull]

...even Joe Cole seems to have adopted the same attitude. Perhaps it's accepted at Stamford Bridge. How none of them got booked for dissent is anybody's guess.

Yup. This was Joe Cole when his desperate plea for a corner was turned down...

and

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[Lady Whistledown]

They are brilliant

 

[Billy the Fish]

To be fair to Joe Cole he did have two shocking decisions go against him, although that's still no excuse for spazzing out like he did

 

[eastlondonseagull]

This one's good, too (not that I'm obsessing about this or anything!)


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[London Calling]

John Terry Vodka,

Made in England,


Bottled in Moscow!

 

[jevs]