Vile piece of self entitled trash.

Let off on a technicality by the toothless judiciary, but we shouldn't be under any illusions that the card she pulled is absolutely disgusting. I don't care if the officer was or was not offended. It is irrelevant.

Kerr should never play for Chelsea again.  Vile human being.

On 12/02/2025 at 06:46, Bebe1980 said:

I just read about this - all a bit bloody weird:

1. Do taxi's driver have the right to lock the doors and drive passengers to the nearest police station if they don't pay or something?
2. Do the Police have the right to change their story, a year after the event, and try to fit someone up with a racist charge like they seemed to have done here?

She's obviously been a bit stupid and behaved poorly but it does seem like the Police, had nothing to charge her with, so they tried to get her on the racist comment... which was, to me at least, said in a tongue in cheek way.

And PC Lovell ... jeez... knowing they'd obviously had a few, it was like he's trying to bait them into doing or saying something more stupid so he could clock another offence up on his chart or something?

Taxi doors can be locked - red light indicates doors are secure.

The police instructed the driver to bring them to the police station

18 minutes ago, nonotnowjim said:

Let off on a technicality by the toothless judiciary….

The same country where people are imprisoned for 2 or 3 years for stuff they repost on X (a guy has since unalived himself due to it) but Huw Edward’s walks free for having the highest category C.P!

On 22/02/2026 at 14:20, Boyne said:

Ah yes ... the 4 players that BlueCo would probably most like to replace with some teenyboppers ... LOL

Congratulations Sam.

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Another one out the door. Very much feels like what happened to the men’s team. BlueCo all need to f**k off & die.

13 hours ago, Munkunku said:

Another one out the door. Very much feels like what happened to the men’s team. BlueCo all need to f**k off & die.

Sadly so predictable once they announced they were going "more hands on" with the women's team ... it hasn't taken long for Man City and Arsenal to overtake us, and I suspect Man United will join them above us next year, and then CL qualification will be off the table in the WSL as well as the PL ...

Went out on a high. Thanks Sam

1 minute ago, Boyne said:

Damn, that's a doozy!

Sam Kerr: My three favourite Chelsea moments

Can you name your three standout Sam Kerr moments? Tough, right! So we tasked someone who couldn’t be better qualified – Sam herself – to pick her favourites from a trophy-laden spell with the Blues.

Since joining in the second half of the 2019/20 season, the Australian superstar has gone on to write her name into the fabric of Chelsea Football Club, scoring 116 goals in 158 appearances.

And after signing off in style, becoming our joint-highest goalscorer with a typically impressive strike against Manchester United on the final day, we asked the striker to name her favourite moments in Blue. Narrowing it down to three was tough, but you can check out Sam’s choices and reasoning below.

Three consecutive FA Cups triumphs

Kerr said: ‘I think I can't go past our three FA Cups in a row. I know it's not one moment, but winning it once was incredible, winning it twice was unbelievable, and then to do it three years in a row… oh, it was amazing!

‘I think the first time you do it, you realise how big the FA Cup is, and to do it at Wembley and to do it three times was a dream come true and something I'll always remember.’

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Last day league win

Sam continued: ‘Winning the league on the last day against Manchester United is probably one of my favourite memories in football, just the way the game went.

‘It’s interesting because when you watch it back, [for my second goal] you can clearly see that I take a look, but I had no idea what was going through my head to try that.

‘It’s one of those that if you miss it, you look like a bit of an idiot. But, watching it back with the commentary, it was even better for me. I love watching goals like that, so to score one in a game of that magnitude was unbelievable.’

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Chelsea 4-2 Manchester United (H) | WSL Highlights

Highlights from our final WSL match against Manchester United, where we sealed the title!

Back-to-back Golden Boots

Kerr added: ‘For my third moment, I’d say my back-to-back Golden Boots. To cement myself in Europe felt really good to me and was something I'm so proud of. I have had so many amazing teammates help me during those two seasons. So I think those three are my favourite moments – winning trophies and scoring goals.

‘To be a part of something so special, to be a part of an amazing team that I'm sure will be talked about for years to come, the success and the way we just kept on winning and constantly coming back over those years, it just was incredible to be a part of.

‘Every year had something different about it, but they all had the same result at the end. And I think for me, that's probably the most special.’

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Watch all 100 of Sam Kerr's goals since signing for