Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 07:37
Cole is a pudendum no more and no less.
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Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 07:49
Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 09:00
Sad that the 1 player that comes through their youth policy doesnt show any loyalty. I always thought Silvinho was better when Cole and Silvinho were playing forthat position
Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 09:19
He left a club that was built on(and still to this day is surrounded by)dodgy and murky dealings,to join the most plastic of clubs in world football.
Him and Chelsea deserve one another.
If I was a gooner(which I most certainly ain't thank god!)I would be delighted with the deal,as Gallas is superb.
Ashley Cole is firstly a celeb these days,secondly a footballer.But mostly,he is just a plain KNOB.
Him and Chelsea deserve one another.
If I was a gooner(which I most certainly ain't thank god!)I would be delighted with the deal,as Gallas is superb.
Ashley Cole is firstly a celeb these days,secondly a footballer.But mostly,he is just a plain KNOB.
Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 12:31
Cole, like plenty of other players, is a greedy, self righteous, little turd. Fancy moaning about 'only' being offered 55k a week instead of the 60k his chairman said he'd be getting... wanker.
Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 15:01
I'm a Chelsea fan , and Cole is a good player, but he should just get on with playing and stop moaning about the Arsenal.
Must say looking at this transfer i think Arsenal got the better deal in signing Gallas.
Must say looking at this transfer i think Arsenal got the better deal in signing Gallas.
Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 16:52
These footballers dont know they're born!... wish someone would insult me by offering me only 55 grand a week for kicking a bloody bladder about the bloody place for 90 minutes a week!!!!!! 
Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 17:28
christ, these people live in a fornicating dreamworld. The money they are being paid is absolutely scandalous, and they aren't even committed to their clubs.
Football is becoming an absolute circus, when you look at what the previous generations of professional footballers played for and what they gave to their clubs, and what they achieved on the world stage in many cases, it makes you shudder at the overarching ingratitude and greed of the likes of Cole.
Football is becoming an absolute circus, when you look at what the previous generations of professional footballers played for and what they gave to their clubs, and what they achieved on the world stage in many cases, it makes you shudder at the overarching ingratitude and greed of the likes of Cole.
Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 17:32
You do have to wonder exactly which world today's footballers are living in. I can actually understand where Cole is coming from when he says that 55 grand isn't enough, when lesser players are earning more*. My problem is that he publishes that as a sob-story. Who is going to relate to that? I'd love the chance to turn down 55 grand a week. Fvcking crybaby. And I'd love to know how Arsenal betrayed him. The bloke is a dick.
*Football wages are what they are. People will pay the money to watch them, so I won't argue with the money they earn.
*Football wages are what they are. People will pay the money to watch them, so I won't argue with the money they earn.
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 04:36
yiddo14 wrote:He left a club that was built on(and still to this day is surrounded by)dodgy and murky dealings,to join the most plastic of clubs in world football.
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 06:21
Wes Brown??? Terry is a true blue mate, no chance of him going anywhere.Terence wrote:Only the Roonster, Wes Brown, Mikey Owen and Gerrard can save us. John Terry as well I suppose if he gives up the captains armband to Stevie G and switches clubs.
I think the players won't get pampered as much with McClaren in sole charge, he seems to be making the right decisions at the moment, with the exception of picking Phil Neville, anyone who can't walk and keep there mouth shut at the same time isn't going to be the sharpest in the bunch, Phil Neville looks like a Basking Shark the way he walks around with that gormless openmouth trot of his.
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 06:59
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 07:17
it's oprofessional football..... don't expect loyalty where big money is concerned.
Still I imagine it is a poke in the eye for paying fans who love their club. Still I am Chel;sea so really don't care!
What did Mickey Duff say? If you want loyalty buy a dog..........
Still I imagine it is a poke in the eye for paying fans who love their club. Still I am Chel;sea so really don't care!
What did Mickey Duff say? If you want loyalty buy a dog..........
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 07:20
Looks more like Gary to me!!
Here they both are in a family photo!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/guide/image ... sion_2.jpg
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 07:29
Cole is a fornicating KNOB. And I pretty much agree with most of what has been said.
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 07:33
i cabbed ashley cole a few times and never had a tip once. tight bastard.
come on you spurs.
come on you spurs.
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 07:36
I always tip cab drivers, you must have been a right bundle of fun then! What did you talk about?
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 07:52
Well if you mentioned 'come on you spurs' i think we have found the reason he didn't tip.harrygreb wrote:i cabbed ashley cole a few times and never had a tip once. tight bastard.
come on you spurs.
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 07:55
harrygreb wrote:i cabbed ashley cole a few times and never had a tip once. tight bastard.
come on you spurs.
Fvcking hell what a tight b'stard.... Can't stand people with money who're tight.
Unless the cabbie has been a total pudendum you should always tip him - I would be embarrassed if I didn't.....
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 07:58
Dunno about that, Cabbie's earn plenty mate, I don't know why people feel compelled to tip them. I mean, you don't tip the bus driver do you?
Especially since Kev Livingstone decided that he'd allow cabbies to charge double the amount after 8pm! Way to go Ken!
I often do tip, but if I don't want to, why in god's name should I?
Especially since Kev Livingstone decided that he'd allow cabbies to charge double the amount after 8pm! Way to go Ken!
I often do tip, but if I don't want to, why in god's name should I?
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 08:01
Well that's a reasonable argument (I bet your hero is Mr Pink from Reservoir Dogs!)jamesmcdonnell wrote:Dunno about that, Cabbie's earn plenty mate, I don't know why people feel compelled to tip them. I mean, you don't tip the bus driver do you?
Especially since Kev Livingstone decided that he'd allow cabbies to charge double the amount after 8pm! Way to go Ken!
I often do tip, but if I don't want to, why in god's name should I?
But I guess if it's the done thing in a culture / country it's a snub not to follow.
But regardless, Cole has cash, and after several journeys should've tipped at some stage....
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 08:24
Usually when I am in a cab the poor fella is on a wild goose chase trying to stop at a shop that will serve booze at 4am so a tip is well in order!
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 09:01
The implication being of course that the extortionate rates that cabbies charge are not enough recompense for your time I suppose.nickd wrote:Usually when I am in a cab the poor fella is on a wild goose chase trying to stop at a shop that will serve booze at 4am so a tip is well in order!
I've got a few family friends who are or were cabdrivers (god rest their souls in some cases), and they do very nicely indeed.
Why should someone pay extra because they are trying to get booze late at night? The longer the journey, the more it costs them in any case, so it's hardly a major inconvenience.
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 12:14
John Terry must stay as captain, or in any event a central defender. Far better vision of what is going on all over the pitch than say someone who plays wide like Beckham, or Gerard.Terence wrote:I don't mind players getting 100K is they deserve it, Rooney is well worth that money for his skills but Cole is a defender and he, obviously, has a bad attitude.
That tool Ferdinand is another one, holding out for 100K when he should be reimbursing his club for taking a year out of the game on full pay. That is why a lot of United fans will never, ever take him to heart. He only produces for England when in a big tournie as well, probably hoping that a Spanish club will come in for him.
Making a hash of basic defending against a Scottish pub side doesn't endear him either
British players, in terms of diving and mercenary attitudes, are getting pretty poor, no wonder we stink internationally.
Only the Roonster, Wes Brown, Mikey Owen and Gerrard can save us. John Terry as well I suppose if he gives up the captains armband to Stevie G and switches clubs.
Posted: 14 Sep 2006, 15:46
i was not a black cab driver at the time i cabbed ashley, just a lowly minicab driver, nevertheless i'm as well up as any black cabby on every route in london. during the journey i allowed cole and his mates to finish the bottles of lager they came out of his flat with during the ride to the west end. this was curtesy on my part and i got them to their destination in good time and very directly. at no point did i tell him i was a spurs fan!
it was merely for allowing him to drink in my car - and he did ask first - that i thought a tip was in order.
i will add that the conversation between the guys was laced with very low opinions of our womenfolk which i found distasteful but kept it to myself.
it was merely for allowing him to drink in my car - and he did ask first - that i thought a tip was in order.
i will add that the conversation between the guys was laced with very low opinions of our womenfolk which i found distasteful but kept it to myself.