John Terry

[Milan 17,955]

Exactly my thoughts. I saw only the second half so I was afraid to write something as he might have been excellen in the first half. But he was terrible really.

[Rubber bullets 1,183]

You can tell that injuries are taking toll on his performances, and possible on his brain with some of his awefull decision making.

[JDY 1,290]

Don't know why he dived in. Ivanovic was also going walkabout and was caught out of position. Just a shame a few individual mistakes have cost us again

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[xPetrCechx 13,570]

You can tell that injuries are taking toll on his performances, and possible on his brain with some of his awefull decision making.

Since he was born lol... with all his stupid stories..

[SinineUltra 1,170]

You can tell that injuries are taking toll on his performances, and possible on his brain with some of his awefull decision making.

Being a hardman is catching up to him with age. I dont question his desire to do well but sometimes if you want something too bad, you wont achieve it.

[Hutcho 8,443]

He was trying to get stuck in too much today and he made some errors, ill forgive him and i would still have him in my starting 11 without a shadow of doubt because someone with desire and effort is what we need, providing it can be channelled a bit better. Our defence will be helped out a lot when luiz or mikel returns then at least we will have someone holding adding extra protection.

[didierforever 7,349]

his mistake of sliding in the build up for newcastle's 2nd goal cost us the match in my opinion. it was unneeded and cost us 3 points.

hope for a better performance and i know we will get better performances... come on JT...

[Billy. 2,742]

reading a few things on twitter that he might be asked to take over as player manager sort of thing

[xPetrCechx 13,570]

reading a few things on twitter that he might be asked to take over as player manager sort of thing

Now?

[Billy. 2,742]

Now?

they are saying until the end of season, like i said dunno how true it is

[super_frank8 186]

For those wondering why he slid in to nick the ball away from Cisse - it's because the fucking cunt had just body-checked him to the floor with a flailing elbow thrown in for good measure & had Ashely Cole by the throat in the resulting fracas. Call it vengeance or whatever, I forgive him, he was pretty solid apart from that in reality - although I do question why he went for the ball & not the man... That twat should have been forced off the pitch one way or another.

[JDY 1,290]

Regardless of why he went for it, him being rash coupled with Ivanovic being out of position was the turning point in the match.

[Rubber bullets 1,183]

For those wondering why he slid in to nick the ball away from Cisse - it's because the fucking cunt had just body-checked him to the floor with a flailing elbow thrown in for good measure & had Ashely Cole by the throat in the resulting fracas. Call it vengeance or whatever, I forgive him, he was pretty solid apart from that in reality - although I do question why he went for the ball & not the man... That twat should have been forced off the pitch one way or another.

So causing us to concede goals which help us lose games is o.k as long as you try a get vengeance on someone.

Yeah, great morals - should be taught to all kids in schools.

[super_frank8 186]

Well you're clearly misconstruing my post.

I never said he wasn't at fault for the goal. I said I forgive him for making a mistake in the heat of the moment - not that I want him to do it again.

Yes he cost us a goal at a vital point in the match - but the fact is he has just returned from injury so I don't expect flawless performances from him. & I disagree with the notion of him costing us the game because we looked like conceding at the death in any case, it was almost inevitable being that we are still managed by that clueless obese cunt who decided the only sub he would make was a forced one; if he knows how to do anything consistently, it's giving away a lead.

& I don't exactly believe in morals as some rigid universal 'right & wrong' as I guess you seem to. Vengeance can be justified - & considering what I had just seen Cisse do to Cole, I wouldn't have blamed him for getting stuck in to a player who should have been off the field if these supposed 'morals' were actually upheld in the world. Not sure if you've ever played a competitive game of football before mate, but if some cunt gives me a rough time, then I'll be more than happy to return the favour. All within the laws of the game of course...for the most part.

To be honest, maybe if kids today were taught the cold hard reality of life rather than the idealistic delusions that are shovelled into their brains then we wouldn't have to deal with the tragic ignorance & inherent naivety that has allowed corruption to flourish in the modern world. There's some food for thought...

[Rubber bullets 1,183]

Well you're clearly misconstruing my post.

I never said he wasn't at fault for the goal. I said I forgive him for making a mistake in the heat of the moment - not that I want him to do it again.

Yes he cost us a goal at a vital point in the match - but the fact is he has just returned from injury so I don't expect flawless performances from him. & I disagree with the notion of him costing us the game because we looked like conceding at the death in any case, it was almost inevitable being that we are still managed by that clueless obese cunt who decided the only sub he would make was a forced one; if he knows how to do anything consistently, it's giving away a lead.

& I don't exactly believe in morals as some rigid universal 'right & wrong' as I guess you seem to. Vengeance can be justified - & considering what I had just seen Cisse do to Cole, I wouldn't have blamed him for getting stuck in to a player who should have been off the field if these supposed 'morals' were actually upheld in the world. Not sure if you've ever played a competitive game of football before mate, but if some cunt gives me a rough time, then I'll be more than happy to return the favour. All within the laws of the game of course...for the most part.

To be honest, maybe if kids today were taught the cold hard reality of life rather than the idealistic delusions that are shovelled into their brains then we wouldn't have to deal with the tragic ignorance & inherent naivety that has allowed corruption to flourish in the modern world. There's some food for thought...

O.K. But Cisse didn't exactly kill his family in a cold calculated conspiracy, he blocked him on a football pitch. Not exactly a reason to go all guns blazing and expose the defense leading to a goal. Its called bad decision making. Tobe honest I think its becoming more prevalent in his game which is leading to more mistake (Liverpool last season anybody?)