I can honestly say I have never had the urge to call any of my mates' Mothers a slag no matter how drunk I have been. Nor have I ever witnessed this happening. If this is normal behaviour for people in their 20s these days I am well out of touch.
I find it embarrassing without the racial undertones that you'd be calling each other c***s on a night out and calling someone's mother a slag. That's bad enough for me. Put's the Club in a very bad light and can't see why anyone would consider it a non story. Footballers are as thick as a brick. Personally think it's shocking behaviour but I'm not surprised.
Literally every 20-something male calls their mates cunt in the most endearing but aggressive way they possibly can.
Complete non story, anyone getting upset with this needs to get a life.
Does that include Robinson when he mentions it in his press conference on Thursday?
I find it embarrassing without the racial undertones that you'd be calling each other c***s on a night out and calling someone's mother a slag. That's bad enough for me. Put's the Club in a very bad light and can't see why anyone would consider it a non story. Footballers are as thick as a brick. Personally think it's shocking behaviour but I'm not surprised.
Literally every 20-something male calls their mates cunt in the most endearing but aggressive way they possibly can.
Complete non story, anyone getting upset with this needs to get a life.
Does that include Robinson when he mentions it in his press conference on Thursday?
You mean when a local journo looking to fill pages asks him about it?
I can honestly say I have never had the urge to call any of my mate's Mothers a slag no matter how drunk I have been. Nor have I ever witnessed this happening. If this is normal behaviour for people in their 20s these days I am well out of touch.
I think the likelihood is you are out of touch. Football dressing rooms from pro to park level can be brutal ‘banter’
I find it embarrassing without the racial undertones that you'd be calling each other c***s on a night out and calling someone's mother a slag. That's bad enough for me. Put's the Club in a very bad light and can't see why anyone would consider it a non story. Footballers are as thick as a brick. Personally think it's shocking behaviour but I'm not surprised.
Literally every 20-something male calls their mates cunt in the most endearing but aggressive way they possibly can.
Complete non story, anyone getting upset with this needs to get a life.
Does that include Robinson when he mentions it in his press conference on Thursday?
You mean when a local journo looking to fill pages asks him about it?
I find it embarrassing without the racial undertones that you'd be calling each other c***s on a night out and calling someone's mother a slag. That's bad enough for me. Put's the Club in a very bad light and can't see why anyone would consider it a non story. Footballers are as thick as a brick. Personally think it's shocking behaviour but I'm not surprised.
Literally every 20-something male calls their mates cunt in the most endearing but aggressive way they possibly can.
Complete non story, anyone getting upset with this needs to get a life.
Does that include Robinson when he mentions it in his press conference on Thursday?
Robbo will say it was a bonding session
I'm no fan of the fella but he won't be saying that.
the calling someones mum a slag maybe at secondary school but not at the age of these players.
Could just be making a throwback to those days? As in, maybe some one said a “your Mum” joke that fell flat and everyone found it hilarious some one said “your mums a slag” and so use it ironically to each other as a bit of banter.
I can honestly say I have never had the urge to call any of my mate's Mothers a slag no matter how drunk I have been. Nor have I ever witnessed this happening. If this is normal behaviour for people in their 20s these days I am well out of touch.
I think the likelihood is you are out of touch. Football dressing rooms from pro to park level can be brutal ‘banter’
If this took place in January then I'm guessing it was a few weeks after Robinson was going to give them a talking to after the players got pissed up and filmed it in December...
...sounds like they really respected that dressing down.
1. How important it is when managers say about getting the right characters in the dressing room.
2. How brutal the dressing room culture / day-to-day banter and bullying can be, and how it’s a survival of the fittest in that sense. you can see some young players don’t make the grade as personality wise they can struggle in that environment. Made me miss Sunday football though!!
You wot? You must have a very different definition of personality from me. A house brick has more personality than the pond life in that clip.
I don't know why people keep referring to 20 years olds, I met up with a couple of me mates (all 40+) when I was last over who I ain't seen for 3-4 years, and within 20 minutes in the pub I'd tripped one of em over, flat on the floor, as he went to the toilet and he'd come back and cupped a fart in my face to which he was called something like a c*** and this was all before 15:00 on a Friday
The worst thing is that the Sun probably knows this is a non-story, but they're reporting it in order to provoke a reaction, and then provoke a reaction to the reaction, and then hey presto, everyone's sensationalised
Don’t see how you can blame the Sun in this. They’ve been offered the footage, and it’s a story worth running. Every other paper would have run the same story if it had gained the footage.
I don't think they would. The Guardian, Times and Indy wouldn't touch that with a bargepole imho.
While Sheffield United added: "This was whilst Ricky was a Charlton player, when he arrived at Sheffield United in January he was advised of the social responsibilities of players associated with the club and then reminded that he would be sitting on the bench till kingdom come.”
It slightly saddens me that when we see footage of our players on social occasions, there usually seems to be a divide between the white players and the black players, you never seem to see them mixing together.
It slightly saddens me that when we see footage of our players on social occasions, there usually seems to be a divide between the white players and the black players, you never seem to see them mixing together.
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Dont forget thats the month we ended against Millwall and went on a proper shite run
p.s what kind of an insult is baggy?