Reply With QuoteI know some players claim they need that sort of thing to get themselves going, but if anything, Costa's arseholery levels seem to be in inverse proportion to his effectiveness on the pitch.
And thus went to the papers to point out just how awful this was, terrible form from the welsh lad really. Nobody wants to see that sort of thing in the game.
Which is pretty much exactly how I felt about Lehmann as well
I know some players claim they need that sort of thing to get themselves going, but if anything, Costa's arseholery levels seem to be in inverse proportion to his effectiveness on the pitch.
But when the perception is that Arsenal are a bunch of foreign poofters that don't like it up em, so we have to get in their faces, let 'em know we're there, and mix it up a bit, it's not entirely surprising that it ended up with three snapped legs, two of them career-ending.
If it goes off by mistake and kills someone, would you be blameless?
He was on a football field. Players sometimes do reckless things, more often than not with limited damege. He almost certainly didn't want to hurt him so badly, so I can forgive him
If you went to a shooting range and behave recklessly and killed someone, would you be blameless?
I do not consider him blameless?
But we knew that.
and forgives his enemies.
Let us all pray together for Ryan's soul.
They're not big on forgiveness, are they? Eye for an eye, and all that? Certainly that lad in a cowboy hat whose drive I blocked in Golders Green wasn't. Quite the aggressive type, he was.
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