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by **bunglemark2** » Tue Sep 06, 2011 9:31 pm

Thommo's perm wrote:
Greavesie wrote:what's the point in taking Andy if he doesn't use him, he could be at Melwood preparing for our game at the weekend! At leate Pearce had the decency to do that with Hendo

Hes doing it because hes a clueless eye-tie tw@t who is bullied by the london press.
Over rated, over paid and over here

Don't be sittin' on the fence mate - what are you tryin' to say ?

by **Greavesie** » Tue Sep 06, 2011 9:35 pm

Thommo's perm wrote:
Greavesie wrote:what's the point in taking Andy if he doesn't use him, he could be at Melwood preparing for our game at the weekend! At leate Pearce had the decency to do that with Hendo

Hes doing it because hes a clueless eye-tie tw@t who is bullied by the london press.
Over rated, over paid and over here

my bad, Carroll might have just about got four minutes under his belt

by **jimmy brighton** » Tue Sep 06, 2011 10:34 pm

Thommo's perm wrote:
tubby wrote:Capello is a kn.ob. Can't even speak English after all this time.

Neither can Rooney

Cappello is one cheeky, ignorant fu'cker and knows that he is putting extra pressure on the lad and causing offence to LFC.
KK must be livid that this wa'nker wants to highlight Carrolls alleged misdemeanours yet the likes of Terry, who is one of the biggest cu'nts ever to pull on an England shirt and Rooney, whos appetite for old hags and young slags is splashed all over the papers constantly are pampered and cossetted.
Shove your england set up with your Italian manager right up your sh'itty ar'se!.

Brilliant

Just wished they'd rename england London FC and leave all the proper northerners out of it (that does not include Rooney. He may have had the fortune to be born in Liverpool but he cast all his privileges aside when he joined that london based team)

by **redtrader74** » Tue Sep 06, 2011 11:23 pm

Although Capello can say what he wants, I'm doubtful whether he would say the same about any of furrgi's players. In any case I thinks it's a open secret that Carroll is not one who looks after himself very well, if he has anything about him then he should take the criticism on the chin and show everyone how wrong they are, and start scoring, Stoke would be a good place to start.

by **Thommo's perm** » Wed Sep 07, 2011 8:40 am

redtrader74 wrote:Although Capello can say what he wants, I'm doubtful whether he would say the same about any of furrgi's players. In any case I thinks it's a open secret that Carroll is not one who looks after himself very well, if he has anything about him then he should take the criticism on the chin and show everyone how wrong they are, and start scoring, Stoke would be a good place to start.

I appreciate Carroll MAY have issues with his recreational activities in his own free time. That is a matter for conjecture, media tittle tattle and LFC as his employer.
What I do not appreciate is the deliberate and unnecessary highlighting of this contentious story by the foreign manager of the national team who has been an unequivical, categorical, absolute flop. An arrogant, conceited and contemptuous character who would be best growing a pair of testicles and telling purple nose to shut the fu'ck up rather than picking on a young lad.
Then again if I was on £6 mill a year for doing fu'ck all, would I be arsed picking an argument with scotch hole, or would I just target someone who couldnt fight back?

by **Reg** » Wed Sep 07, 2011 9:25 am

Thommo, you do write some bigotted sh!te at times.

by **Waldo** » Wed Sep 07, 2011 10:08 am

I thought Carroll did really well when he came on last night

He will get game time soon enough and prove to all that he is a top striker.

by **Kenny Kan** » Wed Sep 07, 2011 11:48 am

England captain John Terry believes Andy Carroll can learn from his mistakes after manager Fabio Capello questioned the Liverpool striker's lifestyle choices.

Capello stated on Monday that Carroll must drink less than the average person if he is to fulfil his potential and become an important figure for club and country.

But Terry does not feel that will be a problem and has cited his own career as a template for Carroll to follow.

The Chelsea defender admits to getting things wrong when he was starting out but thinks there is plenty of time for Carroll, 22, to become a great player.

Really good future

"He's a young player who's at a very good club with a really good future," said Terry ahead of the Euro 2012 qualifier against Wales on Tuesday.

"He has still got to enjoy his time away from football. I'm sure he will.

"He's a really good pro on the pitch and good around the camp. I've made my mistakes, maybe drunk a little bit too much when I was younger and gone out a little bit too much.

"But, having gone through that, at 26 or 27 you maybe look back and are glad you did it then because you don't want to do it now."

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Kin Terry, now wants to give Carroll advice.

LFC lads, lock up ya WAGS!

by **metalhead** » Wed Sep 07, 2011 11:51 am

Kenny Kan wrote:England captain John Terry believes Andy Carroll can learn from his mistakes after manager Fabio Capello questioned the Liverpool striker's lifestyle choices.

Capello stated on Monday that Carroll must drink less than the average person if he is to fulfil his potential and become an important figure for club and country.

But Terry does not feel that will be a problem and has cited his own career as a template for Carroll to follow.

The Chelsea defender admits to getting things wrong when he was starting out but thinks there is plenty of time for Carroll, 22, to become a great player.

Really good future

"He's a young player who's at a very good club with a really good future," said Terry ahead of the Euro 2012 qualifier against Wales on Tuesday.

"He has still got to enjoy his time away from football. I'm sure he will.

"He's a really good pro on the pitch and good around the camp. I've made my mistakes, maybe drunk a little bit too much when I was younger and gone out a little bit too much.

"But, having gone through that, at 26 or 27 you maybe look back and are glad you did it then because you don't want to do it now."

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Kin Terry, now wants to give Carroll advice.

LFC lads, lock up ya WAGS!

Terry is telling Carroll what to do :laugh:

by **stmichael** » Wed Sep 07, 2011 1:10 pm

taking advice on life from john terry is like taking advice on flying planes from stevie wonder

by **Thommo's perm** » Wed Sep 07, 2011 3:30 pm

Reg wrote:Thommo, you do write some bigotted sh!te at times.

Bigotted as in what Reginald?

by **Kenny Kan** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 1:59 am

Thommo's perm wrote:
Reg wrote:Thommo, you do write some bigotted sh!te at times.

Bigotted as in what Reginald?

I think Reg is being a bit "namby pamby" with his comments. Ignore it.

by **Reg** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 3:13 am

Ignore what Bam? The tirade of offensive sh!te that came out of his keyboard the other day? There's no need for that and certainly no need for you to defend it either.

by **Kenny Kan** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 4:49 am

Reg wrote:Ignore what Bam? The tirade of offensive sh!te that came out of his keyboard the other day? There's no need for that and certainly no need for you to defend it either.

I don't think there is much to defend to be honest Reg, was it in reference to the 'eye-tie tw@t'?

It's hardly inciting racial hatred or any other blurb you may want to spin on it . Does this mean we should refrain from calling the French 'frogs', the Germans 'krauts', come on fella, lighten up and stop being so namby pamby.

Anyway, back on topic.

Carroll's a northern drunk b@stard.

by **Reg** » Thu Sep 08, 2011 6:43 am

No not at all, theres nowt wrong with name calling in good taste, humour is an art but extended verbal diahorrea becomes tedious. Maybe he was just playing to the crowd.

Carroll.... is he as fragile as Gazza proved to be? There's more than a small doubt in my mind.

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