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comment by ttliv87 (U11882)
posted 11 minutes ago
Bet you he will be one of the voices to saying the players are too scared to play too.
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Too right too, no footballer should be made to put themselves and others at risk for the sake of money.

Finishing 3rd in a 2 horse race really messes him up.

City are a club that themselves break the rules, so they won't do anything, but give him a slap on the wrist.

comment by sandy (U20567)
posted 2 minutes ago
City are a club that themselves break the rules, so they won't do anything, but give him a slap on the wrist.
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https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/apr/07/jose-mourinho-and-tottenham-players-break-coronavirus-rules-to-train-ndombele-sanchez-sessegnon

Kyle Walker is your average dimwit footballer. 90% of them are not wiser or clued in than him. And these are the kinds of spaaaaastics we expect to abide by the rules when restarting the PL?

comment by Sayid Jarrah (U18355)
posted 11 minutes ago
Kyle Walker is your average dimwit footballer. 90% of them are not wiser or clued in than him. And these are the kinds of spaaaaastics we expect to abide by the rules when restarting the PL?
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Agree with that tbf..

He just plays football, critical thinking is not part of his everyday thought process.

comment by Sayid Jarrah (U18355)
posted 16 minutes ago
Kyle Walker is your average dimwit footballer. 90% of them are not wiser or clued in than him. And these are the kinds of spaaaaastics we expect to abide by the rules when restarting the PL?
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Spot on, most of these players will be lucky if they can write their own name.

I live next to a park and every day I see people breaking social distancing rules waaaaaay more than this.

Theyre not seen as the brightest bunch anyway but even if they were theres that many of them theres likely gonna be a few wrong uns in there. Wasnt a scientist caught out and that scottish advisor to the SNP lol? Was always going to be a few footballers caught out let face it.

comment by Ole-Dirty-Baztard (U19119)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Sayid Jarrah (U18355)
posted 16 minutes ago
Kyle Walker is your average dimwit footballer. 90% of them are not wiser or clued in than him. And these are the kinds of spaaaaastics we expect to abide by the rules when restarting the PL?
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Spot on, most of these players will be lucky if they can write their own name.
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I'd rather get paid millions to kick a football around than be able to write tbh.

comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 46 minutes ago
Finishing 3rd in a 2 horse race really messes him up.
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Still sucking the life out of years old banter. Oh my days the cringe.

comment by Wahl Icht - (U22332)
posted 3 minutes ago
I live next to a park and every day I see people breaking social distancing rules waaaaaay more than this.
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Me too, old couples drinking on there, loads of foreigners playing sports then again theyre probably all living in the same house so its allowed idk? You'd think itd be the youth but not round here it aint, that shocked me most.

Loads of houses round me have got builders in too, house across the road now theres a few blokes stood on a roof theyve removed the roof tiles from redoing it all. Theyve had them in for weeks now too built some house/shed thing in the backgarden. Oh and they let their kids run around them playing in front and back gardens too whilst they worked, no1 seems to give a sheite.

comment by Wahl Icht - (U22332)
posted 12 minutes ago
I live next to a park and every day I see people breaking social distancing rules waaaaaay more than this.
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The difference is that Kyle Walker and all other high profile personalities are viewed as role models to the general public, whereas nobody cares if junkie Joe has to sneak off to the park to get his latest fix

comment by Sayid Jarrah (U18355)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Wahl Icht - (U22332)
posted 12 minutes ago
I live next to a park and every day I see people breaking social distancing rules waaaaaay more than this.
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The difference is that Kyle Walker and all other high profile personalities are viewed as role models to the general public, whereas nobody cares if junkie Joe has to sneak off to the park to get his latest fix
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especially the young uns aye.

For Kids maybe but this shouldn't be a big deal to anyone else. Stuff like this happens all the time.

comment by Wahl Icht - (U22332)
posted 2 minutes ago
For Kids maybe but this shouldn't be a big deal to anyone else. Stuff like this happens all the time.
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Perhaps it shouldn't be a big deal to anyone else that breaks lockdown but as someone that follows the guidelines then actions like this, be it a celebrity or not, is a kick in the balls.

I want C-19 under control so I can get back to a semblance of normality. Pr!cks like this make that less likely. Just waiting for someone to develop a vaccine rather than contribute to a short term improvement.

I think there's a line. I agree that the mental health aspect of the crisis hasn't been addressed much at all, and footballers are people that can absolutely suffer from such issues. We shouldn't disparage that. It has driven professionals to their deaths before.

That being said, I don't see why having a bit of a rough patch (some of which is entirely on him) means he needs to pop round his parents to get frozen meals.

comment by Lubo - Super Cooper! (U14008)
posted 7 minutes ago
I think there's a line. I agree that the mental health aspect of the crisis hasn't been addressed much at all, and footballers are people that can absolutely suffer from such issues. We shouldn't disparage that. It has driven professionals to their deaths before.

That being said, I don't see why having a bit of a rough patch (some of which is entirely on him) means he needs to pop round his parents to get frozen meals.
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His initial breach was supposedly for hosting a party with prostitutes there, and he has the audacity that other people are causing his children to suffer mental anguish? The bloke’s an utter buffoon and deserves everything he gets. He is the sole architect of what’s happening to him and his family.

comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 0 seconds ago
comment by Lubo - Super Cooper! (U14008)
posted 7 minutes ago
I think there's a line. I agree that the mental health aspect of the crisis hasn't been addressed much at all, and footballers are people that can absolutely suffer from such issues. We shouldn't disparage that. It has driven professionals to their deaths before.

That being said, I don't see why having a bit of a rough patch (some of which is entirely on him) means he needs to pop round his parents to get frozen meals.
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His initial breach was supposedly for hosting a party with prostitutes there, and he has the audacity that other people are causing his children to suffer mental anguish? The bloke’s an utter buffoon and deserves everything he gets. He is the sole architect of what’s happening to him and his family.
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*audacity to say

comment by Wahl Icht - (U22332)
posted 28 minutes ago
For Kids maybe but this shouldn't be a big deal to anyone else. Stuff like this happens all the time.
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Didn't one of the top Scientists just lose his job, so yes it is a very big deal.

comment by sandy (U20567)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Wahl Icht - (U22332)
posted 28 minutes ago
For Kids maybe but this shouldn't be a big deal to anyone else. Stuff like this happens all the time.
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Didn't one of the top Scientists just lose his job, so yes it is a very big deal.
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He resigned from Sage, still employed by Imperial College.

But it still astounds me that some people refuse to do their bit in working through this.

Glad to hear that absolutely no one has left home to visit a family member during the pandemic apart from a footballer.

comment by Ole-Dirty-Baztard (U19119)
posted 1 hour, 36 minutes ago
comment by Sayid Jarrah (U18355)
posted 16 minutes ago
Kyle Walker is your average dimwit footballer. 90% of them are not wiser or clued in than him. And these are the kinds of spaaaaastics we expect to abide by the rules when restarting the PL?
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Spot on, most of these players will be lucky if they can write their own name.
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It's m 0 ng5 like Walker that'll end up catching Covid a week into Project Restart and then blowing the lot for everyone else. As soon as one or two players get it, it really is all over.

No doubt his excuse will be another groveling pathetic, tiresome, all about him and being sorry for catching it at another party for all his m 0 ng hangers on and hookers.