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this is exactly why i suggested that if people didn't want to be offended then they go sit somewhere where they "shouldn't" offended. Todays age is way different from what i was when even i was a kids and swearing then was seen as "naughty". to me? swearing as long as not offensive is the norm now in certain circumstances. I would not take my kid(s) and not prepare them for what they may ear. Although i doubt it would be any different from what they would hear at school (only the oldest as the youngest is too young)

especially when he plays on the right side im pissed too, were all enjoying a cracking day

this is a funny subject and with my eldest only being 5 its something ive yet to come across, but wouldn't you make sure you took your kids to the family enclosure or main stand where its more "family orientated" rather than die hard? i know derby day is different mind.. any seat you can get is grand etc.

can you imagine drobas meeting with the chelsea officials when he signed? must have been a right hoot!

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Sly sports Rafa Benitez has refused to apologise to Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy for his comments with regards Jermain Defoe as the row threatens to escalate, with Spurs having now reported the Liverpool chief to the Premier League. Frustrated by the fact Djibril Cisse continues to be linked with a move to White Hart Lane, Benitez claimed Tottenham were keen to offer Defoe in a swap deal. Levy responded to this accusation with incredulity, saying he found Benitez's claim 'beyond belief' - angered with what he feels is an attempt to unsettle his player. Following Liverpool's 3-1 over Everton on Saturday, Benitez was offered the opportunity to apologise but instead gave Levy short shrift. "The problem is that the Tottenham chairman is not professional, but I am professional," said the Spaniard. "If you read in the papers last month you can see who first started talking about Cisse, who started talking about Defoe and (Louis) Saha. "The problem is I have a good memory and he cannot remember when he talks with agents about these things. "But I can remember and I have talked to agents and they tell me what has been said. "He talks with the agents and afterwards he cannot remember, but I remember because I am professional and he is not professional. "I talk with agents and they tell me a lot of things, but he cannot remember what was said. "He must think about what he said to agents. That is all I want to say, it is very clear." Benitez's outspoken riposte has not been well received in the capital and now his comments have been reported to the Premier League. "We have contacted the Premier League and are discussing the matter,'' read a club statement. ''We have nothing further to say." Tottenham coach Martin Jol has also had his say, claiming he too is angered by Benitez's conduct and in any case, insists Cisse is not the type of player being targeted by the UEFA Champions League hopefuls. "Why should I have my players upset in this manner?" fumed Jol. "It is unbelievable. It is bad enough when agents talk and spread rumours, but this was totally unnecessary coming from a club. I would never deliberately upset another team's player like this. "It's also ludicrous to suggest that we are scurrying around trying to sell one of our best players. "And I hear there are suggestions that we tried to swap Jermain for Cisse in January and keep trying to - I have never heard such rubbish. "Why on earth would we have been interested in letting a striker as good as Jermain go in January when we were actually looking to add another striker? "If other managers are interested in my players - and let's face it they will be, I have good players and Jermain is one of them - then they know the proper way to go about asking and we can politely say no. There is a way to do things and a way not to do things. "No disrespect to Cisse, he is a good second striker but we don't need this type of player now, end of story."

source = BBC sport Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez: "We must learn, Steven and all the players, that you can play with the brain as well as the heart. "It is important in every game. Steven is truly disappointed but happy for the team. "He knows it created a difficult situation for the team and we must learn for the future." ------------------------------- BBC interview coverage

cuffed i am, used to go to school with Dave Kitson and used to work with him in our local sainsbury's. Brilliant lad, was always something at footie when we were kids and kept his head low to try and make it. Watched him move from arlsey to cambridge from cambridge to reading and from reading to the premier league. Well in kitson matey to think you "married" my misses when you were kids huh

might get shot down for this but van der sar was a superb buy for the quality they got at the price they got him for. I said when they got him that was buy of the season and i still reckon it is.

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HARRY!!!!!!! get the f***ing f*** in you f***ing beauty!!

c*** LOL!!!!

f***ing cracking this is

and so it begins....

good good, and thanks

whats the latest?

lmfao this is some funny s***

some great picis on gettyimages love the one of gerrard and crouchy

whats cisse got on his shirt? bbc reporting he had something on his shirt?

i always said our strikers were s*** and didn't deserve to play for the club. absolute disgrace this is

ahh cmon kev, lift it mate how can we expect our lads to pefrom on the pitch if we ourselves, cant lift it? onwards and upwards lad, ignore this thread and carry on. We are still the champions of europe, we are still in the running for automatic promo for the cl, and we are still in with a good shout of the fa cup. not all is rosy in the garden but i tell you what, the "grass n arf look good mate"

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once a blue always a ...... s*** wrong colours..

done and passed on to a few i know too.

is right!