Romford Pele

Romford Pele is a prick (I thought he was alright when he joined), he couldn't wait to get into this thread then paste the link to his little goonie mates to show how man he is from a post in a forum. You are forgetting he is your captain too, you'll be cheering him in June!

"Start the car after that drink Tony, there is a pylon waiting"

Why do you guys choose to insult when someone gives an opinion that differs from yours? It makes you look insecure, defensive and unable to hold a debate.

But since you insist upon this pastime may i just say- No sir, you are playing the prick.

You think I've got time to run and post that sh*te on other forums? Like I give a f***

Don't care what you think of me, but don't make statements about me doing cr*p like that. You don't even know what you're talking about. A purile and baseless accusation.

And defending/justifying Terry's actions by using another person's past is a pretty lame excuse. Piss poor.

Your boy's a racist, from a family of thieves and druggies and he sleeps with his teammates' women. Real good guy he is, right?

For the record I like England but I've never said I support them. Just another desperately stupid argument you've tried to level at me.

And I thought with a name like Mod you actually might've talked some sense.

(See, anyone can dish out insults just as well as you :( )

Fine family the John Terry's from, eh.

Dippers, druggies and adulterers so I hear..

This is our England captain.

Still, nothing to do with footy and maintaining the image of role model to our youngsters today. ;)

@ WWW I can only hope he's ready. Fortunately TV doesn't have a long term injury. He may or may not be included in the ManUre squad.

Could've done with a win last night. Pretty even game. Villa had the better of the early part then we started to impose. Draw was a fair result. If we can get 5 points over the next 3 games I'll be pleased.

ManUre vs Middle Eastlands - Manure was the better team over the two legs. They could easily have drawn the game in Manchester had it not been for Given coming out tops in his personal duel with Shrek.

2nd leg seemed like the better team won.

Went to see A Prophet last night.

One word - Gangsta!

That is all.

That's rubbish Coco, the biggest furore was Ade running the length of the field to celebrate in front of our fans.

I think you get a decent enough response from most of us, I even think you would of gone on to beat Bolton anyway, but I do hate seeing players get away with tackles like that, and yes I know its down to the referee, but surely you didnt expect us to all come out with how "Billy didnt mean it", remember we had him first, we know what hes like more than anyone.

Of course I didn't expect that from your lot, but I thought there'd be a lot more reasoning as to why it wasn't given a foul, instead of the collective response that followed.

If you's had said "oh your fans show how rotten they are again by jeering Mark Davies off" then I'd've been inclined to agree. I was there and it was shameful that a man who could've had a career threatening injury be booed off the pitch, cos we took umbrage to their strong-arm tactics.

I'll tell it like it is. We got some fcukn muppets for fans.

No dear not Plock, that little pearl of wisdom came from the one and only Moos.

Bit limp really but hey ho...

I dont mind opposition fans coming on these boards and joining in the debate, but when they try justifying a 'studs first-over the ball' nightmare challenge, you start looking rather pathetic. Well done. :D

Dude, he didn't intentionally go out to hurt the fella. Even Owen Coyle has come out to say as much (who knows maybe he's remembered he'd still like Jack on loan?)

I've never said it wasn't a bad challenge, in fact I said maybe the FA will look into it and give him a retrospective ban (they didn't).

All i was saying was that the ref saw it, didn't feel it was necessary to stop play. So maybe he should be getting a little flak as well?

You're all going on like Gallas meant to hurt him. Not true.

When an away fan comes on to give another perspective your guys get defensive and throw personal insults (romf**k - not bad but i expected more from the resident Stephen Fry of this forum, what with that level of IQ and all...).

Then someone chooses to replay incidents from time ago and when i do the same it's "you're trying to justify his challenge" "you.... hypocrite..."

Anyways, it's in the past.

I like a bit of banter. I'm sure you's do too. Don't think I'm WUM, I even tried to praise your lot by saying you're a better team than us yet still that's been thrown back at me.

dkw you're right I've been tolerated but Jheeeez there's so much hate up in here!!

What does a guy have to do to get some love 'round here? :D

Can't we all just get along? ;)

I think you guys need to move on. I find it hilarious that with you's being so much better than us you shouldn't be crying about what happened in a game you weren't involved in.

Obviously Billy learnt his trade at the Chelsea school of how to stop your opponent judging by:

Bosingwa 'tackles' benayoun. No action taken. Words fail me.

Alex gets tight on Cahill, no action taken might I add

John Terry 'having a word' in Tevez's ear during the CL final...

John Terry red carded for rugby tackling Jo. Later rescinded. It was understandable as Pensioners had to play ManUre the next weekend, a game he would've missed had the FA grown the balls to uphold the decision of "use excessive force or brutality against an opponent when challenging for the ball when it is play"

Oh and @ Barry bridges wenger was screaming that Denilson didn't grab the ball when he went down, in order to stop play.

As I've already said it was the ref's fault he never blew up, not ours.

My comment totally went over your head didn't it, coco?

The point about our defeat to you's lot is that-... oh i can't be arsed.

Ne'er mind eh.

Anyways, see you's soon luvvies.

Well, we got there in the end. From woeful to wonderful. Just never know which Arsenal will turn up.

The Gallas tackle was horrible, and he should've been carded for it. But that Alan Wiley's job. He had a clear view of the incident and allowed play to continue.

Maybe the Adjudication Panel will issue a retrospective punishment.

Doesn't matter though cos we've got Sol fcuk off at halftime, moneygrabbing cnut Campbell waiting in the wings...

Maybe you's lot can give us another shot-in-th-arm when we meet again in a few weeks' time? :D

I hate grown men wearing football shirts of their team whilst shopping on a saturday when their team is playing at home.

This.

Terrace humour hasn't died :D

http://sports.yahoo.com/soccer/blog/sow_ex...?urn=sow,214004

Dear god, did anyone see Football Focus on BBC1 just now? i was looking for the arsenal tv logo in the corner. what a ridiculous show, and something i expect they would never do about chelsea. though i suppose with dixon and keown on board its always gonna be arsenal centric, and also sh*t. to sum up, a channel i have to pay for has just dry humped a club i f**king hate for an hour.

Good weren't it :D

In all honesty, watching them have a sly dig at the prawn sarnie brigdae and seeing Raymond Blanc appear made me cringe.

Bigging up a celeb chef who doesn't really support Arsenal (he's a secret ManUre fan)...

Terrible, terrible thing to happen.

The blood of the dead is on the hands of the Togolese FA.

That region is oil rich. The locals are fighting a war which has gone on for 3 decades. This was a campaign by FLEC rebels to court notoriety.

Job done i think.

Ade's had run-ins with the TFA several times relating to pay and conditions. He's walked out on them in the past as well. And when things like this happen you can understand why.

It begs the question: why would you have your national squad be DRIVEN through a lawless region when surely it would've been more prudent to charter a flight?

Surely the title should be "Chelsea star of the decade"? ;)

I'm astounded.

It's from the Sun, so it's 99% certain to be complete bollocks, but I'm still sticking with my first reaction:

Please let it be Harry Redknapp

Please let it be Harry Redknapp

Please let it be Harry Redknapp

Please let it be Harry Redknapp

Sun columnist and Prem league boss caught in brothel in Sun scandal

would be brilliant if it was, would shut the sanctimonius, self righteous pompous gooners up.

For one moment I thought you were talking about me. But to my disappointment... :)

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A PREMIER League manager spent more than an hour in the company of hookers in a "Thai" vice den, The Sun can reveal.

And when confronted by our reporters as he left, the married boss smiled and shamelessly admitted he knew it was a brothel.

We watched as the football chief was driven to the "massage parlour" last week. He was still dressed in branded soccer training gear.

Creeping privacy laws in the UK, based on the Human Rights Act, mean we are barred from naming him.

The brothel he visited is on an industrial estate and has no signs to indicate the seedy goings on inside.

The manager stepped out of his car, pulled on an overcoat then walked in.

More than an hour passed before the brazen boss emerged with his mobile phone glued to his ear.

We confronted him and asked him to confirm his identity. He did - and smiled as he agreed he knew he had been in the company of hookers.

Asked if he knew the building was a brothel, the soccer boss smiled and replied: "Yes."

The Sun asked him why he was in a brothel, but he refused to answer - and got into the back of the car.

When we asked him what he had been doing the car roared off at speed.

Amazed

But ten minutes later the same car returned with another driver at the wheel.

The man rushed into the brothel before coming out a short time later.

A delivery man who saw the extraordinary events unfold told The Sun: "Everyone around here knows that it's a brothel and not a massage parlour.

"I was watching when the car pulled up and I was stunned when I saw who got out of the back.

"I recognised him straight away and so I carried on watching until he came out about an hour later.

"I was amazed that someone like him didn't try to hide what he was doing.

"He just drove up, got out and went in. He obviously thought no one would recognise him but he's a Premier League football manager."

The Sun can also reveal the manager was spotted outside the brothel, which uses Asian massage girls, in October. Again, he spent an hour inside.

A football insider said: "This is a man who oversees a football club which has been involved in multi-million pound transfers and pays players tens of thousands of pounds every week.

"Behaving like this leaves him and the club wide open to the threat of blackmail by criminals. Football is a massive business and he has a huge responsibility to the directors, the players and, of course, the fans. It's scarcely believable that he could be so reckless."

Punters using the brothel are offered massages or Jacuzzis and saunas - but hidden extras are easy to find. A Sun reporter was let in after pressing an intercom buzzer on the front door.

He walked into a foyer containing a washing machine and clean white towels.

A woman, thought to be the brothel madam, appeared behind a steel barred gate and beckoned our man inside.

She led him down a corridor and into a room with mirrored walls, where a woman in her 30s was waiting dressed in a maid's outfit.

The girl told our man her services would cost £100 an hour. When he asked if he could order any extras, she nodded - and mimed a sex act with her hand and mouth.

Our investigator then asked if she offered full sex and the hooker replied: "Ah no, that's what you want? I'll tell you later." The reporter then offered £70 for half an hour including full sex.

But the girl replied: "One hundred and thirty pounds, it's better if you go one hour - everything."

When the reporter said he did not have that much money on him, she asked how much he had.

He counted out £100 and she replied: "That's fine - you have enough."

When he asked if that included full sex, the girl said: "Shh, don't say that." She pointed outside and pushed the door to.

She took the money, left the room and shut the door.

The girl returned a couple of minutes later and said: "OK darling, take off all your things. Have you been here before? We'll take a shower and go to the Jacuzzi."

Our man said he was nervous, regretted going there and wanted to leave.

But the girl insisted she wanted to complete the "massage" because she had been paid and stripped to her bra and knickers.

When our man told her he was leaving, the hooker returned with the brothel madam who offered him half his money back.

Our investigator then left the building

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/...-a-brothel.html

im really not going to enjoy this, but i agree with the gooner... god that hurt. Dunne has been a very good player for city and was exactly what they needed to keep in their defence during the massive change in personnel. a bit of stability amongst the new faces. and dont you ever make me agree with a gooner again SydneyChelsea.... :lol:

So touching when you want to be. :wub:

nice revisionism there- dunne was rubbish for most of last season. City's problem was replacing him with defenders who are just as erratic.

Revisionism...?

Dude, you're on about one season in recent memory. He was their fans' player of the year for like, ions.

Last year was bad, but now he's helped Vanilla to have the joint best defensive record, sorry tell a lie, the best goals against record before christmas.

And I was trying so hard to be nice to you.

I loves ya too, big guy! :lol:

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