John Terry fiddling at a team mates girlfriend!

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illdecide

Quote from: muppet on February 08, 2010, 03:09:29 PM
Terry's bird and Bridge's ex were supposed to be best mates. Does that make any difference to anything?

He hadn't the brains to make it a threesome and then everyone would have been happy
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muppet

Quote from: illdecide on February 08, 2010, 03:22:57 PM
Quote from: muppet on February 08, 2010, 03:09:29 PM
Terry's bird and Bridge's ex were supposed to be best mates. Does that make any difference to anything?

He hadn't the brains to make it a threesome and then everyone would have been happy

Very good Ralph, anyone else?


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Maiden1

My wife came home from mass, 'there is more revelations about John Terry in the papers'.  Me 'more as in he is sh*gging Sol Campbell or more in that he sh*gged another bird in a nightclub toilet after a night out', the later isn't really a revelation at this stage.

The papers are making a big thing about him sh*gging 10 women in the last 18 months but there is probably some super stud who plays for the Poly who get a lot better numbers than that from going to Renshaws a couple of times a week.  The biggest problem with footballers is that they are mostly not that bright and get married to the first bimbo who gives a decent blowjob when they are 21 and then are stuck with her.  Apparently the only way some of the Manu team can tell the da Silva twins apart is that 1 of them wears a wedding ring.  They have only just turned 20.
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pintsofguinness

Quote from: Maiden1 on February 08, 2010, 04:47:29 PM
My wife came home from mass, 'there is more revelations about John Terry in the papers'.  Me 'more as in he is sh*gging Sol Campbell or more in that he sh*gged another bird in a nightclub toilet after a night out', the later isn't really a revelation at this stage.

The papers are making a big thing about him sh*gging 10 women in the last 18 months but there is probably some super stud who plays for the Poly who get a lot better numbers than that from going to Renshaws a couple of times a week.  The biggest problem with footballers is that they are mostly not that bright and get married to the first bimbo who gives a decent blowjob when they are 21 and then are stuck with her.  Apparently the only way some of the Manu team can tell the da Silva twins apart is that 1 of them wears a wedding ring.  They have only just turned 20.
It's not just footballers (or men) that do that!
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mountainboii

Quote from: Maiden1 on February 08, 2010, 04:47:29 PM
My wife came home from mass, 'there is more revelations about John Terry in the papers'.  Me 'more as in he is sh*gging Sol Campbell or more in that he sh*gged another bird in a nightclub toilet after a night out', the later isn't really a revelation at this stage.

The papers are making a big thing about him sh*gging 10 women in the last 18 months but there is probably some super stud who plays for the Poly who get a lot better numbers than that from going to Renshaws a couple of times a week.  The biggest problem with footballers is that they are mostly not that bright and get married to the first bimbo who gives a decent blowjob when they are 21 and then are stuck with her.  Apparently the only way some of the Manu team can tell the da Silva twins apart is that 1 of them wears a wedding ring.  They have only just turned 20.

I think that ones a bit different. Apparently they got married because the girlfriend wouldn't have been able to live in England otherwise.

under the bar

Quote2.   Other Chelsea players - Gudjonsen and Drogba - were also sleeping with Bridge's girlfriend at the same time as Terry.

So Gudjohsen and Drogba were also sleeping with John Terry then?   Dirty b@stards!!


Maiden1

How pissed off would you be if you where Wayne Bridge when he was in the Chelsea dressing room before he went to Man City and you where wondering how many of these f*(kers have sh*gged your missus.  You'd be raging.
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orangeman

John Terry is making Tiger Woods look like a pussy cat !  ;)

Celt_Man

Poor chap has to take a couple of days to compose himself  and what a surprise Blatter makes a gobshite out of himself opening his mouth again



John Terry will miss game - Chelsea assistant Wilkins

Chelsea captain John Terry will miss Saturday's FA Cup tie with Cardiff as he takes a few days leave following allegations about his private life.

Terry played in Chelsea's 2-1 defeat at Everton on Wednesday.

"John has been given a few days leave and he will not play on Saturday," said assistant boss Ray Wilkins.

Terry boarded a flight to Dubai on Thursday to visit his wife Toni, who has been in the Emirate with the couple's children to escape the media.

Terry, 29, was sacked as England captain last week after claims he had an affair with Vanessa Perroncel, the ex-girlfriend of former Blues colleague Wayne Bridge.

Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti has publicly backed his skipper but was expected to discuss the issue with Terry after the Premier League clash against Everton on Wednesday.

Wilkins full of praise for Everton

Terry was outstanding in the 2-0 victory over Arsenal on Sunday, which sent Chelsea back to the top of the table, but he looked shaky in the defeat at Goodison Park and was at fault for Louis Saha's second goal.

"I think that's inevitable when you're playing against someone like Louis Saha," said Wilkins.

"John isn't infallible, he will miss headers and he will get beaten in the air, but he's been absolutely outstanding for us. We've been delighted with the way he's played."

If Terry was hoping the story was beginning to die down then he will have been disappointed to hear Fifa president Sepp Blatter add his views to the matter on Thursday.
   

But referencing the amount of news coverage the story has generated in the UK, Blatter joked that in some "Latin" countries Terry's alleged conduct would have been cheered rather than condemned.

"Listen, this is a special approach in the Anglo-Saxon countries," Blatter said. "If this had happened in, let's say, Latin countries then I think he would have been applauded."

Meanwhile, Chelsea also look likely to be without Ashley Cole for the visit of Cardiff after the England left-back limped off following a challenge with Landon Donovan.

"I think Ashley was off balance and got caught - it wasn't a bad foul, I think the ball just got caught between Ashley's ankle and the tackle coming through," said Wilkins.

"He's in quite a bit of discomfort but we'll get him back to Cobham [Chelsea's training ground] and hopefully it won't be too long."
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orangeman

Wayne Bridge opts out of England squad
Thursday, 25 February 2010 12:25
Wayne Bridge has called time on his involvement in the England international set-up.

The Manchester City defender released a short statement this morning claiming his presence within the squad was potentially 'divisive' and that he did not wish to be selected.

It leaves Fabio Capello without both his first-choice left-backs for Wednesday's friendly with Egypt.

The move comes after lurid details about a relationship between Bridge's former partner Vanessa Perroncel and Chelsea defender John Terry came to light.

Terry was ultimately stripped of the England captaincy by Capello, who earlier this week spoke of his optimism that Bridge would continue to play for his country.

However, after a lot of soul searching, the 29-year-old feels it is an impossible situation for him to contemplate.

'It has always been an honour to play for England,' said Bridge.

'However, after careful thought, I believe my position in the squad is now untenable and potentially divisive.'

It was the delicate balancing act Capello knew he was carrying out when he retained Terry in his squad whilst removing the coveted armband.

The Italian hoped Bridge would remain involved and was scheduled to see both men in action at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, when Chelsea entertain Manchester City.

Roberto Mancini spoke about the certainty of Bridge's return to the England fold but there was always a feeling the full-back held a different opinion.

Speculation that he would not even shake Terry's hand prior to this weekend's game hardly gave credence to the belief any clear differences could be patched up.

'Sadly, for the sake of the team and what would be inevitable distractions, I have decided not to put myself forward for selection,' said Bridge.

'I have thought long and hard about my position in the England football team in the light of the reporting and events over the last few weeks and have today informed the management of this decision.

'I wish the team all the best in South Africa.'

AZOffaly

Quote from: orangeman on February 25, 2010, 01:58:41 PM
Wayne Bridge opts out of England squad
Thursday, 25 February 2010 12:25
Wayne Bridge has called time on his involvement in the England international set-up.

The Manchester City defender released a short statement this morning claiming his presence within the squad was potentially 'divisive' and that he did not wish to be selected.

It leaves Fabio Capello without both his first-choice left-backs for Wednesday's friendly with Egypt.

The move comes after lurid details about a relationship between Bridge's former partner Vanessa Perroncel and Chelsea defender John Terry came to light.

Terry was ultimately stripped of the England captaincy by Capello, who earlier this week spoke of his optimism that Bridge would continue to play for his country.

However, after a lot of soul searching, the 29-year-old feels it is an impossible situation for him to contemplate.

'It has always been an honour to play for England,' said Bridge.

'However, after careful thought, I believe my position in the squad is now untenable and potentially divisive.'

It was the delicate balancing act Capello knew he was carrying out when he retained Terry in his squad whilst removing the coveted armband.

The Italian hoped Bridge would remain involved and was scheduled to see both men in action at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, when Chelsea entertain Manchester City.

Roberto Mancini spoke about the certainty of Bridge's return to the England fold but there was always a feeling the full-back held a different opinion.

Speculation that he would not even shake Terry's hand prior to this weekend's game hardly gave credence to the belief any clear differences could be patched up.

'Sadly, for the sake of the team and what would be inevitable distractions, I have decided not to put myself forward for selection,' said Bridge.

'I have thought long and hard about my position in the England football team in the light of the reporting and events over the last few weeks and have today informed the management of this decision.

'I wish the team all the best in South Africa.'

This is exactly what I was talking about. Removing Terry from the captaincy was a stupid move, because it was never going to enforce dressing room harmony, and had nothing to do with his ability to be a leader on the team.

He should have either been kicked out of the squad for being a distraction, or else leave him as he is...

under the bar

A Chelsea mate has just texted me to say that in the pubs around the ground they are chanting

"The baby's not yours, the baby's not yours,
don't blame John Terry, cos it's Adebayors"

;D

sandwiches_in_the_boot

What's the interpretation of Terry's mohawk he's sporting today?

Attempt at a psyche out? Or attempt to divert tabloid inches away from below the belt.

Not exactly shying away is he. Bridge should paint his face William Wallace style.
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