[quote] Glad to see Manshitty lose on Grealish's debut.
Mate, I know what you mean. Fuck C*ty wankers and their toxic blood money. It’s always so satisfying to see them bottle it, and prove that throwing money at a problem isn’t a guarantee of anything. It speaks volumes that they were first in line for the Super League...
Though, strictly and technically-speaking I must point out that this match wasn’t Jack’s debut. He came on for last week’s Community Shield loss to Leicester.
[quote] Jack looked like a prat w. that hair. Like a Lhasa. Then when they were losing he turned Milk/Hall monitor crying to ref. He's another traitor raised thru Villa & get too big for his boots & leaves, another cunt.
Grealish is prone to using his questionable charms to get his way, and I predict that is going to rile some of his teammates before long. That said, refereeing the game isn’t exactly a new phenomenon invented by Millennial show-ponies; I can still remember Jamie Carragher doing the same back in the ‘00s Prem.
As for Jack....his hair is iconic and it does suit his face, even if it is the most attention-seeking Spiceboy style he could possibly choose. He’s a prettyboy and a flash cunt, that’s what they do. It’s shallow to admit this, but honestly I prefer Jack to Kane because at least Jack is entertaining and gives us something sexy to look at during awful matches with awful teams.
Jack he has wanted to leave Villa for anywhere else that would take him since 2014, and has made no secret of the fact. I will concede that the speed and desperation with which he made this particular move is tacky and off-putting, and the price-tag for which he sold is obscene and tone-deaf in this economy. But to say that he owes Villa his entire life and a blood-debt and his first-born just because he went to the Academy and made the Captaincy is too extreme. AVFC were relying on him too much and dragging him down, frankly, and even if he is a pigshit thick footballer cunt he has the same right as anyone to a self-interested promotion.
[quote] I'm old school. Look at Gerard @ Liverpool. Stayed w. gratitude where he was raised.
Fair play to Stevie sticking it out to the bitter end, but by now we know the truth is that he actually didn’t want to stay that long. During the last several years of his career, he got offers from all corners, and the one he was entertaining and came close to accepting came from Chelsea. Gerrard could see himself playing under Mou and alongside several of his England teammates (foremost Frank Lampard), and was a hair’s breadth from requesting a transfer, until the Scouse mafia (affiliated with Alex Curran’s drug dealer...) caught wind of the proposal and went round to Stevie’s to ‘convince’ him to stay.