Teaching a few Ruskies a bit of pigeon English Doesn't give you the right to come on here giving it all that with your synonyms and all that. The ginger boy was out of order, end of
who said he was a C%%t? I certainly didn't. A few people saying he's quite arrogant and Jay, defender of all things right, jumps right in two footed. no mate, you must be right. my mistake. Simply not our place to mention a player being arrogant. Unless Jay doesn't like said player.
Bobby hassell might just be an introvert who doesn't particularly enjoy getting into conversation outside his circle of friends and as such his attitude might be misconstrude as being one of arrogence. Personally I don't give a flying fook so long as he does the job for us.
I'm gingerist If Nicola wasn't in Girls Aloud I wouldn't have to skip a month or two on the calendar!
was it just that. or have a few people said he's come accross as arrogant. did i say it mattered if he is or isn't. You must know him really well. And obviously you changing it to people calling him a c$$t isn't miscontruing what a few people have said. You effectively changed what was said from "came accross as arrogant" to being a "c$$t". Which in my opinion makes you a "daft sod" as you put it.
Strange that, cos he talked to me at Glossop it must just be you and your mates he does not like! He was there with Howard after the match, yes Howard was there AFTER the match.
Totally different situation, but we were drinkng with him in walkabout after town hall reception and he was brilliant, even spoke to my dad on phone and had a bit of a sing song We had just gone up mind and they had been supping all day Still thats my only meeting and impression
My experience of him I had a bad experience with him too, he was standing infront of me in the Millies Cookies Queue in meadowhall in May and there were a number of young girls and boys behind me holding balloons. One young boy was doing a dance and another was clutching an autograph book shouting "bobby, bobby is that you". Bobby didn't even acknowledge him. He just stood motionless until it was his turn and then he bought every last biscuit in front of him, including the White Choc Chip ones. He turned round to the kids and shouted "that serves you right for smiling and dancing and generally having a gay time", he walked past the young autograph hunter, ripped his book out of his smooth hands, threw it in the bin outside Topshop, and then ran away up the escalator with all the biscuits stuffed up his jumper. What a lovely person.