Played against his dad. Our centre half had him in his pocket so Johnson kicked him and our centre half got booked as the ref was their assistant manager. He was on Man Utds books at the time and we were about 14.
Still waiting...
I know this is not what you are doing, wpd, but I really ****ing hate the way people/players refusing to wear the rainbow armbands (or laces or whatever) is so frequently cast as a matter of "political" opinion. The ****ing thing symbolises equality. Labeling it as "political" misframes the issue (i.e., the idea that everyone is entitled to basic rights and dignity) as something that can legitimately be objected to, and perpetuates the idea that by simply being, certain individuals/groups of individuals are undeserving of recognition as human beings. Absolutely dire stuff.
It was also pointed out that Morsy seems happy enough to wear a shirt sponsored by a bookmaker, so exactly where do his beliefs begin and end......roughly where they suit it seems.
My wife works in EDI and she'd quite happily be done with the ****. Unfortunately it is still too often needed to deal with all the Gregg Wallace's of the world.
Yes, quite right. The only example I can think of as 'political' is the guy who refused to wear the poppy on his shirt many years ago. Maybe it was James McLean of Sunderland due to his Repblican Irish roots? I deliberately avoided any sort of opinion in my post, partially because I don't really have strong views on the matter. I wouldn't have been happy if my man Guehi had got into trouble, but common sense seems to have prevailed.
Almost a year to the day that I made this post, and he's done it again.
It’ll never be as painful as being a Spurs fan. I mean, in the last 7 games, they’ve won 1, lost 4, and drawn 2. And the one they won is a 4-0 thumping of City. Spurs being Spurs.
