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[Camie]

Originally Posted by Shaki

I agree, he doesn't seem too much like a cocky prick and is a fantastic player. Ashley Cole on the other hand....

Ever seen what happens when Chelsea don't get a decision their way? John Terry leads nearly the whole team towards the ref and starts to hound him. Totally unprofessional and irresponsible.

Also the "White Power" rumour as well is more than enough to hate the BNP loving prick.

[Shaki]

Originally Posted by Camie

Ever seen what happens when Chelsea don't get a decision their way? John Terry leads nearly the whole team towards the ref and starts to hound him. Totally unprofessional and irresponsible.

You may have a point but he wouldn't be alone there.

Originally Posted by Camie

Also the "White Power" rumour as well is more than enough to hate the BNP loving prick.

I don't read the News of the World.

Anyway, I don't love John Terry or anything, was just saying he seems alright. He's probably a prick.

[Original Spies]

Originally Posted by Murrr

Unfortunately I was deprived the chance of seeing Cristiano Ronaldo greeting like a bairn, that would have been ace. I almost wet myself when he missed that penalty...

I think he cried out of happiness or some shit. That's like when people cry at weddings. Completely bonkers and uncomforting. John Terry cried because he slipped in the mud. That's just fucking hilarious.

[french_disko]

[quote=Shaki;664537]I agree, he doesn't seem too much like a cocky prick and is a fantastic player. [quote]

he may not be a cocky prick but he's a nightclub pissing, bouncer assualting arsehole that thought it would be funny to taunt Americans flying home the day after 9/11.

and it looks like he's either had a few choice words to say to tevez here (racially motivated again?) or he snots on him - http://i30.tinypic.com/aylrn6.gif

[Johnny Mac]

First half of the game last night was awesome.

On a side note, lets hope the dons do the business tonight!

[Murrr]

Does anybody actually have any credible sources to back-up the whole John Terry/racism thing, or is it just tabloid bollocks?

[Original Spies]

You can't really be racist and play for Chelsea, or Terry would only pass the ball to Joe Cole or Lampard. Ashley Cole is English, but he's not a honkey. Terry wouldn't like that. he'd accuse Cole of stealing our jobs and taking our women and then kick Drogba out to sea, back to the Ivory Coast on a raft.

It hasn't happened. He can't be that racist, can he?

[Swingin' Ryan]

Originally Posted by vega

There are ALOT of Rangers fans in Ayr.

Tell me about it, if it's not Rangers it's fucking Killie. It's a sad state of affairs when Ayr are the third most supported team in Ayr (if that). It'll be fucking beautiful if Ayr manage to beat Ranger's at Harkness testimonial, I will be looking for the four horseman of the apocalypse if it happens but I'll be so happy I won't be bothered.

Originally Posted by Camie

Ever seen what happens when Chelsea don't get a decision their way? John Terry leads nearly the whole team towards the ref and starts to hound him. Totally unprofessional and irresponsible.

Also the "White Power" rumour as well is more than enough to hate the BNP loving prick.

Seeing John Terry not only fluffing the penalty but starting to cry as well was almost as satisfying as Man Utd winning. Great game though, could have gone either way but I think Man Utd just held it together better. Van Der Sar looked vastly more prepared than Cech before the penalties, the fact that Giggs put in Man Utd's last penalty just made it for me as well.

Also, does anyone else find it difficult to believe John Terry is only 27? He looks about 40.

[Lucky Rathen]

Jesus, John Terry is younger than me? Scary.

[RossP]

Excellent article on one of the Arsenal forums about why we shouldn't feel sorry for him!!



Call it irony, call it poetic justice, call it karma. But sometimes football and indeed life can get you wondering. You may recall that back in March, with Arsenal leading 1-0 at Stamford Bridge; the Gunners looked to mount a counter attack. Sensing the danger, Joe Cole picked up a debilitating "injury" and, of all people, Emmanuel Eboue, not one renowned for his great sportsmanship, put the ball out of play. John Terry, the Iron Man no less, decided to reward his sportsmanship in kind by booting the ball out of play right next to Arsenal`s corner flag and urging his team to push forward. This is where the Chelsea equaliser emanated from. Last night, Chelsea performed a similar antic twice. So Carlos Tevez decided in extra time that he had had enough and responded to Chelsea with the exact same gesture. Now who was immediately on the scene expressing his dismay at such a gesture? The ever reliable John Terry. Even in the heat of battle I cannot fathom how somebody can act with such hypocrisy. Good on Carlos Tevez I say, Arsenal need to begin showing that sort of defiance and not let bullies like John Terry push them around. Sorry if I am not shedding any tears for you this morning JT, I am sure there are dozens of spittle splattered officials who think the same. Maybe the next time you want to rock up in a disabled bay, or lunge at prone Spanish midfielders when they are on the ground, you might like to think that karma can be a damning mistress. Oh and remember your comments about Arsenal`s lack of English backbone denying them trophies? Thanks for proving the point with that most English of traits, the penalty shoot out mishap. Couldn`t have happened to a nicer bloke.

With Chelsea cruelly dispatched in the unforgiving embrace of a penalty shoot out, all cameras and all players attentions were focussed on Terry. Nobody bothered to go to Nicolas Anelka, who actually missed the crucial kick, least of all Terry himself, who cried relentlessly. One can understand and identify with such a display of emotion. But weren`t all and sundry lining up to shoot our very own William Gallas for expressing his own torment by sitting on the ground close to tears after the final whistle at Birmingham? "He should have been consoling his team mates" they said, "He cannot control his emotions and is not captaincy material" they wailed. "It was not conduct befitting of a captain." Erudite pundit Alan Hansen thought it more newsworthy than Eduardo`s snapped limb. I look forward to the press account of Terry`s actions as they line up to lambaste his failure to check his emotions, his failure to acknowledge the other seventeen team mates who had lost so cruelly, his failure to put a fatherly arm around Nicolas Anelka. Terry might even have reflected on the fact that he has played in every single one of Chelsea`s defeats this season; whilst Chelsea are unbeaten in the 24 games he missed (19 wins and five draws for the record). When one peers behind the iron curtain of press hyperbole and smokescreen to see the true picture, one sometimes cannot help but wonder at the irony of it all.