Jack Wilshere
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Bigbee
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nope,wasnt smoking this time
Bigbee
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not if they were all ready clean enough
kevalutonbee
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Much as I hate to defend him, didn't we find it amusing when Flintoff,KP etc did a vaguely similar thing after the Ashes and then helped out the Downing St gardener by watering the roses?
aawharris
Pinamonte is my hero!
Not defending it, but weren't they players that actually contributed to their Countries success though?
kevalutonbee
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True
Brickie Chap
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Club player sings a song the fans sing and Spurs complain....modern Britain.
What an utterly pathetic lot they are lol
It's hardly like he was drinking with The Herd...which used to happen not so long ago with certain Arsenal players.
What an utterly pathetic lot they are lol
It's hardly like he was drinking with The Herd...which used to happen not so long ago with certain Arsenal players.
Guildford Bee
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It's not so much the song it's the way he stood there like some sort of rapper or r n b star with his designer sunglasses on in the rain.
Absolute bellend.
Absolute bellend.
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If king Kev had sang the my old man song about fulham it would of been played on here for years to come! I think it was brilliant and hope when we have our open top parade at the end of the coming season I hope there all singing anti Rangers and Fulham songs
sonofabee
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lol
doctor_bee(MBBS)
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His antics give football a bad name.
hanworthbee
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he does a lot for sick kids in local hospitals like signed shirts,visits and stuff like that but obviously this side of him doesn't get reported
Lionel Bart-At
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Think they all do, don't they?
A Real Mysteron
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I used to be able to have a few drinks early doors, a couple of Mick Mills, a few more drinks - then go straight to work in my going out clothes.
Mind you, I did get the sack.
Mind you, I did get the sack.
sonofabee
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Take it you were either a postman or Santa?
A Real Mysteron
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Part time at Sainsbury's.
Trolley boy!
Trolley boy!
Ealing Bee
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Do you know that "Spurs" (club or fans) actually complained?
It was in public, with TV cameras in attendance and (presumably) people recording/tweeting on their phones etc, which I suspect was what caused the FA to intervene:
"He had received a formal warning from the FA’s disciplinary department, last year, when he did the same thing during the FA Cup celebrations and has been charged this time because it is a second offence."
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...enal-FA-Cup-victory-parade.html#ixzz3cIVzKASu
SmiffyBee
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The FA have "complained" not Spurs.
Billy Hunt
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He has yet to convince me that he is good enough for international football.
hanworthbee
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he's not but when your picking players like Jamie vardy for the national team you know the
well has run dry
well has run dry
Bill Benn
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Was the only one to have a reasonable game in what was a dismal match.if he keeps injury free I still think he's got a great future with England and Arsenal.
beebopalula
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Don't stop there. What a woeful collection we now have. Probably the worst squad I can remember. Although some won't accept it, we are now seeing the inevitable legacy of the Premier League.
wibs
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When Man City have only one English man in their squad, and that is a goalkeeper who won't actually win you a game, then you know the premier league is ruining the international hopes of England.
Yes, in a match of outstanding quality and individual play he really struggled.
The Pipe
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Must have been watching a different game as whilst it was a mind numbingley awful match I thought he had a relatively decent game
stefobee
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I didn't think he was too bad, tried to make things happen. Sometimes didn't come off but showed decent energy for an end of season friendly.
hanworthbee
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not surprised as he's played about five games this season
SpiderBee
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A meaningless, political friendly with no worth whatsoever. Wilshere, like most in the England set up, is, at best ordinary.
Grim outlook methinks.
Grim outlook methinks.
Maybe Im just spoiled with the fair on offer the night before and watching the mighty bees .
To be fair, he's no Toumani.Maybe Im just spoiled with the fair on offer the night before and watching the mighty bees .
sonofabee
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I don't particularly warm to Wilshire as he comes across as a talented but spoilt brat who possesses ability but needs to be pampered.
Having said that the game yesterday felt like a complete non event and a testimonial game played with the same lack of commitment and pace so hard to single him out for criticism.
Having said that the game yesterday felt like a complete non event and a testimonial game played with the same lack of commitment and pace so hard to single him out for criticism.
My player of the year for me mate come on leaps n bounds shame he,s not english..
aawharris
Pinamonte is my hero!
Wilsheres main problem is he wants to be "The skillful one", yet surrounded by Ozil, Sanchez, Cazorla etc, doesn't look good enough.
Then he wants to be "The midfield enforcer", yet only weighs 8 stone dripping wet and whenever he makes a challenge it usually ends up in him being out injured for a month.
In my opinion he isn't good enough for England - or Arsenal for that matter.
I cant believe Wenger hasn't picked up 15 million + for a bloke thats played 100 games in 7 years and laughed all the way to the bank.
Then he wants to be "The midfield enforcer", yet only weighs 8 stone dripping wet and whenever he makes a challenge it usually ends up in him being out injured for a month.
In my opinion he isn't good enough for England - or Arsenal for that matter.
I cant believe Wenger hasn't picked up 15 million + for a bloke thats played 100 games in 7 years and laughed all the way to the bank.
Brickie Chap
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He was off his tits after being out all night and still in a healthier state than many fans lol
Brickie Chap
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No of course you're right and the immediate twitter response from Spurs was just a coincidence.
Ealing Bee
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OK, if Spurs used twitter to complain to the FA, then I'll withdraw my question to you and apologise.
But I've just had a quick scan of their site and can't see anything there:
https://twitter.com/spursofficial
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JBN
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Just seen a bit on the news about Wilshire. He's been offering support for a kid with a muscle wasting disease.
Maybe he isn't a complete knobhead, only 95%
Maybe he isn't a complete knobhead, only 95%
Ealing Bee
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It seems Wilshere has accepted his punishment from the FA for his behaviour after the 2015 FA Cup win:
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/foo...fa-charge-against-jack-wilshere-10307009.html
Just as he had to accept his punishment from the FA for his behaviour after the 2014 win.
Rather like he had to accept his punishment from the FA for his behaviour in December 2013:
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/sport/football/clubs/arsenal/article3953841.ece
Though the FA decided not to impose any punishment for his behaviour in February 2011:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/9388527.stm
(Google 'Wilshere + Misconduct' and there's a lot more, but I couldn't be arsed linking it)
Meanwhile, we all eagerly await Spurs comments on this matter - I expect 'Brickie Chap' is compiling it as we speak....
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/foo...fa-charge-against-jack-wilshere-10307009.html
Just as he had to accept his punishment from the FA for his behaviour after the 2014 win.
Rather like he had to accept his punishment from the FA for his behaviour in December 2013:
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/sport/football/clubs/arsenal/article3953841.ece
Though the FA decided not to impose any punishment for his behaviour in February 2011:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/9388527.stm
(Google 'Wilshere + Misconduct' and there's a lot more, but I couldn't be arsed linking it)
Meanwhile, we all eagerly await Spurs comments on this matter - I expect 'Brickie Chap' is compiling it as we speak....
sonofabee
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Give up, it's boring, you don't like him and you've probably good reason but if one of our players had sung a song about QPR after we'd won promotion on an open top bus parade he'd be viewed as a hero by oiks like me.
Well I really like him as a player and like to watch him play. As with many flair players he has a bit of a bad boy image (over egged IMHO), so what in my book.
He has more natural talent than the vast majority of players and if he gets injury free long term could be at the core of the England team long into the future
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He has more natural talent than the vast majority of players and if he gets injury free long term could be at the core of the England team long into the future
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Les Beeavinu
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If only every player was like James Milner eh?
Billy Hunt
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He needs to play more often for Arsenal. He is a very talented footballer, but he isn't gaining the experience he needs to become a great player. His positional discipline is a problem, though it is one he is aware of.
I'm not too fussed about his off-field high-jinks. Like sonofabee says, if a Brentford player did similar, I would find it very amusing.
hanworthbee
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Blimey that was some goal
sonofabee
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jlove
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Not a bad effort, shame about our defence, though!
Isleworth_Bee
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2 great goals. Needs to stay injury free and be more consistent.