or to join or start a new Discussion

Articles/all comments
These 1069776 comments are related to an article called:

Good News

Page 35146 of 42792

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 22/8/17

one of your club legends is Gazza ffs

posted on 22/8/17

To kind of quantify my point (or general worry), ideally KWP would become better than the original; or Peirerra will come in and be an upgrade on Walker. Yet the reality is Aurier is exactly this.

It does get a bit frustrating being 'nearly men' and I would love so much for us to win a trophy for a change (especially within good financial constraints like we have shown).

Historically I have hated any genuinely terrible bloke at Spurs but it is probably easier as they haven't given us the same success or performances that your guys have (Terry and Cashley being all time PL greats). Possibly with your club not being as 'romantic' as Spurs are (take that as you please) it doesn't make it as much of an issue.

I dunno really, before this weekend I was a lot more against Aurier than I am after.

posted on 22/8/17

comment by Blarmolorous Edd (U14547)
posted 3 minutes ago
one of your club legends is Gazza ffs
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thats very different though, someone who seems an ok bloke with mental issues really shouldn't be comparable and I am surprised I have to explain that.

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 22/8/17

He beat his wife

posted on 22/8/17

Anyway I am off now, I eagerly await your response.

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 22/8/17

You let him off of that because of mental issues?

Not ok mate

posted on 22/8/17

Not to pointless Gazza stuff though that has no baring, isn't particularly comparable and was before a time that I even remember supporting Spurs.

posted on 22/8/17

FFS Blarmy got wound up instead of actually answering the long post I wrote. What a waste of time.

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 22/8/17

Domestic abuse is worse than anything im aware Cole has done

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 22/8/17

The most absurd case is how socially accepted Mike Tyson seems to be these days

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 22/8/17

comment by Edinspur (U1109)
posted 9 minutes ago
To kind of quantify my point (or general worry), ideally KWP would become better than the original; or Peirerra will come in and be an upgrade on Walker. Yet the reality is Aurier is exactly this.

It does get a bit frustrating being 'nearly men' and I would love so much for us to win a trophy for a change (especially within good financial constraints like we have shown).

Historically I have hated any genuinely terrible bloke at Spurs but it is probably easier as they haven't given us the same success or performances that your guys have (Terry and Cashley being all time PL greats). Possibly with your club not being as 'romantic' as Spurs are (take that as you please) it doesn't make it as much of an issue.

I dunno really, before this weekend I was a lot more against Aurier than I am after.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Romantic can translate as naive there.

Roy Keane is a good example of someone who is a completely unlikable piece of sh't of the pitch who arguably aimed to injure players on it. But you can't say you wouldnt have wanted him playing for you.

posted on 22/8/17

I wouldn't have wanted Keane to play for us though.

Also I really don't care for Gazza so the comment means nothing really, he was before my time and I don't get the admiration.

Would you be against Aurier? Do you think you would be more against it had you supported Spurs?

posted on 22/8/17

Also romantic translated as not financially doped

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 22/8/17

If you wouldnt have wanted Keane you are weird. Ronaldos a bit of a pr'ck would you have turned him down.

Id want Aurier yeah

posted on 22/8/17

Ronaldo is nowhere near comparable to Keane. One is a bit vain and self centred the other tried to end footballers careers.

CR7 is also a hero off the pitch, arrogance is such a crime in this country weirdly

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 22/8/17

Well its good to guage where your line is

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 22/8/17

Aurier punched a cop right?

posted on 22/8/17

Yeh and said a homophobic remark to Blanc

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 22/8/17

Blanc is gay?

posted on 22/8/17

No bu called him a fagg*t.

Interestingly Aurier errs closer to the acceptable line than Keane because one or two incidents I can forgive.

Even with Alonso, I know I make a big deal but part is WUMing and it is more the fact that the punishment wasn't more severe which tbf wasn't his fault

posted on 23/8/17

Edins question of the day

posted on 23/8/17

I am all for immigration and all that, and understand how hard it is for the relocating party to move to another country etc.

My question is, should people with poor English skills not have public-serving jobs? Fecking Subway girl this morning could barely understand a word I was saying, so had to make my sandwich by pointing at a lot of things.

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 23/8/17

I consider langauge skills the main thing potential immigrants should have

Fine with refugees/asylum seekers obvs but they as well should get easy access to learning English once here(which i think they do through some programmes)

posted on 23/8/17

That's surely double standards though, because if you were to move abroad I doubt you would necessarily have the language skills.

posted on 23/8/17

Page 35146 of 42792

Sign in if you want to comment