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| Tweet Topic Started: Nov 20 2008, 07:53 AM (286 Views) | |
| Henke | Nov 20 2008, 07:53 AM Post #1 |
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I see there are rumours that Aiden got cuffed again on a night oot in the dear green place. Considering the other "incidents" this season, plus Artur's most recent behaviour, is it no perhaps time that these guys caught a grip of themselves??? When are they gonna learn FFS? :rolleyes: Discuss. |
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In every hick town in Caledonia Across this pseudo nation You can see the most fucked up scum that was ever shat into creation Where a blue McEwan's lager top equals no imagination You're hunbelievable If you're having cash problems I feel bad for you hun I've got 99 problems but tax ain't one | |
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| Cowiebhoy | Nov 20 2008, 08:06 AM Post #2 |
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No idea what happened, if it indeed did, but lets be honest here. Great player that he is, he's got one of them faces you wouldn't tire skelping would you? So it comes as no surprise that he attracts attention. |
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| Henke | Nov 20 2008, 08:24 AM Post #3 |
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Much harder to attract attention if you avoid meat market shit holes in the city centre like the ones he and the other players frequent. |
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In every hick town in Caledonia Across this pseudo nation You can see the most fucked up scum that was ever shat into creation Where a blue McEwan's lager top equals no imagination You're hunbelievable If you're having cash problems I feel bad for you hun I've got 99 problems but tax ain't one | |
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| Henke | Nov 20 2008, 08:50 AM Post #4 |
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Scummy article by a scummy newspaper that can't just report what happened without bringing up the embarrassing over-reaction that was the Nacho Ratboy bullshit story and the Mythgregor/Misses tripe, but it's the only one online that I can see so far.
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In every hick town in Caledonia Across this pseudo nation You can see the most fucked up scum that was ever shat into creation Where a blue McEwan's lager top equals no imagination You're hunbelievable If you're having cash problems I feel bad for you hun I've got 99 problems but tax ain't one | |
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| blair7-1 | Nov 20 2008, 10:44 AM Post #5 |
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Kenny in a Bentley! :pmsl: |
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| Henke | Nov 20 2008, 10:52 AM Post #6 |
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Aye the bawsack can afford a Bentley but presumably not a Garage. |
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In every hick town in Caledonia Across this pseudo nation You can see the most fucked up scum that was ever shat into creation Where a blue McEwan's lager top equals no imagination You're hunbelievable If you're having cash problems I feel bad for you hun I've got 99 problems but tax ain't one | |
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| Doc67 | Nov 20 2008, 12:41 PM Post #7 |
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His mates must be wee pansies!! heres my take on it! :thumbs.up: Too much money too young. Thats why our young promising footballers never develop into greats. Look at Ferguson at Man Utd. He never let Beckham out of his sights when he was younger and look how his career blossomed. These young overpaid "superstars"should take a leaf out of Mr Beckhams book or alternatively, Look closer to home at Naka as to how a young and aspiring prodigee should conduct himself. also, No-one is arguing that they shouldnt have the right to freely roam the streets as they please and in an ideal world this would be fine but this is Glasgow and we all know how it is here |
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| Mainser | Nov 20 2008, 01:52 PM Post #8 |
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Doc, it's not only Becks, but Giggs, Scholes and others too. The way Stein ran CP he knew what everyone was up to as well. I do think it's generally a local difficulty in as much as it's a cultural thing in Scotland, England, Ireland, Wales and the OSC that somehow it's seen as ok to go out, eat a fish supper and sink a few pints and still expect to be a professional athlete, especially footballer. It will take a long time to rid society of that IMHO. |
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| Henke | Nov 21 2008, 02:12 AM Post #9 |
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Top posts Doc/Mainser. It's a very short career for God's sake and all it takes is a wee bit of discipline to get the best out of yourselves and give the best service you possible can to your employers. Us! You just think they would have learnt by now that if you are going to go out, be a bit more discrete and chose somewhere a little less "look at me" than they have been. :rolleyes: |
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In every hick town in Caledonia Across this pseudo nation You can see the most fucked up scum that was ever shat into creation Where a blue McEwan's lager top equals no imagination You're hunbelievable If you're having cash problems I feel bad for you hun I've got 99 problems but tax ain't one | |
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| Doc67 | Nov 21 2008, 02:18 AM Post #10 |
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I'm sure i mentioned this on the KTF board before but here goes , me and my big mate were in the town around xmas time about 5 or 6 years ago tryin to get in a club. 2 of us were honkin drunk! right out it and the bouncers werent having it. well we were arguing with them when along comes wee Barry Fergahun with an older mate. I immediately turned my attention to him and engaged in what was to be fair , friendly banter! Now i'm about 6'2 and 14 stone and my mate is even bigger so he must have been bricking it a bit, especially when i grabbed him in a headlock....What i done next might shock yous..I started rubbing his head with my knuckles in a friendly,non violent kinda way and then told him that he was a disgrace to his football team and that the captain of Scotland's Shame should not be out on the town at 3am being subjected to the likes of me!!! he was relieved but i had absolutely no intention of doing him any harm..Not worth the hassle and to be honest,other than being the hun skipper and an ugly wee bassa to boot, he hadnt done anything and was innocently going about his business.Well, he thanked me and went on his way!! That is the difference between us and them though!! mind you, if it was Novo or Goram......... |
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| Henke | Nov 22 2008, 12:08 AM Post #11 |
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http://www.irishtimes.com/sports/soccer/20...7288137036.html
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In every hick town in Caledonia Across this pseudo nation You can see the most fucked up scum that was ever shat into creation Where a blue McEwan's lager top equals no imagination You're hunbelievable If you're having cash problems I feel bad for you hun I've got 99 problems but tax ain't one | |
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| Henke | Nov 22 2008, 10:20 AM Post #12 |
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http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/2008/11...86908-20915075/
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In every hick town in Caledonia Across this pseudo nation You can see the most fucked up scum that was ever shat into creation Where a blue McEwan's lager top equals no imagination You're hunbelievable If you're having cash problems I feel bad for you hun I've got 99 problems but tax ain't one | |
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| Henke | Dec 8 2008, 08:28 AM Post #13 |
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Unfortunately it is a Jangle jangle article. Not so much worried about them getting stabbed but rather their large, fat arses and bellies getting any larger and fatter. This should have been done at the start of the season and should be permanent club rules. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/2008/12...86908-20954587/
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In every hick town in Caledonia Across this pseudo nation You can see the most fucked up scum that was ever shat into creation Where a blue McEwan's lager top equals no imagination You're hunbelievable If you're having cash problems I feel bad for you hun I've got 99 problems but tax ain't one | |
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| Jinty | Dec 13 2008, 11:13 PM Post #14 |
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from todays Herald The party line FROM THE TOUCHLINE: It would be unrealistic to ban players from touching alcohol but they must be responsible, writes Mark McGhee AT CHRISTMAS one year when I was at Celtic, around 1988, Pat Bonner and I were invited to take part in a demonstration at George Square. The demonstration was to highlight the plight of political prisoners in the then USSR. Having been horrified by Alexander Solzhenitsyn's Gulag Archipelago, which describes Stalin's persecution and internment of political and academic prisoners, I decided to go along. Big Pakky came along to keep me company. We were each asked to stand on a podium in front of about 200 people and read out a list of prisoners' names. The Russian names had been written out phonetically to make it easier for us to read. As I read I looked out over the heads of the crowd and was shocked to see someone dressed as Freddy Starr's Hitler marching up and down, Nazi-style, at their backs. When I saw he was being encouraged by Al Jolson, Freddy Mercury, Darth Vader and the pope, I realised it was our Celtic team-mates on their way to the Christmas night out. They were persuaded to move on by one of Strathclyde's finest and no harm was done. After our gig, Big Pakky and I donned our fancy dress outfits - me as He-Man, the big man as a goalkeeper - and joined up with the other lads. We went on to have the usual raucous night out during which some had too much to drink and others had too much to say, resulting in the odd altercation and a couple of lads with a little more than bruised egos. It's no different today. Players look forward to the Christmas night out. Last year at Motherwell, I cancelled the Christmas party and was, of course, ridiculed by the players for being a scrooge. I allowed them a small private party with their wives and girlfriends, which I attended. My ban was not about the damage that they might inflict on their livers but was out of concern for their safety when out drinking as a group in the public domain. Footballers out on the town are a target. Of course, players are often their own worst enemies and are not without blame. If I could have my way, no player would drink any alcohol. But how could I police such a sanction? Instead I try to educate our players as to the dangers and their responsibilities to represent their clubs and their profession at all times. Professional football is not just a job, it's a lifestyle. I am in no doubt that if I had never touched alcohol as a player then I would have achieved even more than I did. Every manager has his code of conduct that he expects his players to adhere to, the club rules. Within these he has the opportunity to impose rules which restrict when a player is allowed out socially and when he should be at home with his feet up preparing for training or the next match. He must then rely on the players to keep the rules. He must rely on trust; after all, the player could still have a few at home. That it still comes back to trust further convinces me that education at an early age is the best form of prohibition. In our academies we are working with young boys on their fitness, their skill, speed and strength but we are also teaching social responsibility. We teach them about the benefits of a disciplined lifestyle and the rewards that they can earn through one. There are many super role models for them in the modern game and we encourage them to follow their examples. When football players sign professional contracts there are a lot of clauses that are not written down. In signing, they sacrifice the rights to participate in certain activities, they accept lifestyle restrictions and they commit to a code of discipline which, if compromised, contradicts all that their profession should represent. We are privileged to work in the football industry. I left Our Lady's High Cumbernauld in May 1973 and have been earning my living from this great game ever since. Is it really 35 years? If any of my former class mates read this, let me assure you: you are older than you think. Football remains a brilliant career, but it comes at a price. I think that self-discipline and commitment to a healthy lifestyle is a small price to pay. |
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| desachi | Dec 13 2008, 11:53 PM Post #15 |
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Good stuff. Ta for posting and well said that man. :thumbs.up: |
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