[Football] Harry Arter top bloke.

AmexRuislip

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Ruislip

• Apr 19, 2016

• #1

Being interviewed by Alan Brazil on TalkSport this morning, was asked that if Brighton get promoted next season, they'll meet Bournemouth again.
HA replied that it would be good and said that Albion are a good side with a great ground and premiership standard training facilities.

 

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Pogue Mahone

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• Apr 19, 2016

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Wasn't he the cock who, when on loan to Carlisle, scored their 91st minute equaliser to make it 3-3 in our last season at Withdean, and ran over to H Block to celebrate, laughing? No need for it, no provocation, he just acted like a wanker.

Then Bridcutt scored THAT goal in the 94th.

 

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Brian Fantana

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• Apr 19, 2016

• #3

Pogue Mahone said:

Wasn't he the cock who, when on loan to Carlisle, scored their 91st minute equaliser to make it 3-3 in our last season at Withdean, and ran over to H Block to celebrate, laughing? No need for it, no provocation, he just acted like a wanker.

Then Bridcutt score THAT goal in the 94th.

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Yep, he's the lad.

 

Triggaaar

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• Apr 19, 2016

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He who laughs last

 

mejonaNO12 aka riskit

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• Apr 19, 2016

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Can't really dislike the bloke all that much ......considering the horrific stuff he went through in December last year.

 

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Pogue Mahone

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mejonaNO12 aka riskit said:

Can't really dislike the bloke all that much ......considering the horrific stuff he went through in December last year.

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Well, I didn't know about that, and having just looked it up, that is indeed very sad.

I feel sympathy for him, but find it hard to like him. He was a total git that day.

 

mistahclarke

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• Jan 4, 2017

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38507682

amazing what some people consider humour

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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• Jan 4, 2017

• #8

mistahclarke said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38507682

amazing what some people consider humour

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Yup, that was just vile on just about every normal human level.

 

Hyperion

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• Jan 4, 2017

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mistahclarke said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38507682

amazing what some people consider humour

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That A***hole has been sacked by the club now. The level of idiocy by some players on social media is remarkable

 

the right footed denilson

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• Jan 4, 2017

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Read that this morning. Just the most depressing thing ever.

 

The Large One

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• Jan 4, 2017

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mistahclarke said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38507682

amazing what some people consider humour

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"Can't condone..." is such a woolly cop-out.

Don't tell us what you don't think, tell us what you do think. While the inference around 'can't condone' is 'do condemn', why not just say 'I utterly condemn what he said...'?

 

Eeyore

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• Jan 4, 2017

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The Large One said:

"Can't condone..." is such a woolly cop-out.

Don't tell us what you don't think, tell us what you do think. While the inference around 'can't condone' is 'do condemn', why not just say 'I utterly condemn what he said...'?

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Even then that is formal speak. They are allowed to say how upsetting and disturbing it is to see such things. As much as online media is what it is some things are still jaw dropping.

 

Paul Reids Sock

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• Jan 4, 2017

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What an absolute little prick

Fair play to the club for sacking him but they should have held on to his registration to stop him playing for any club like Leon Knight had (Think its was Dagenham and Redbridge?)

 

edna krabappel

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• Jan 4, 2017

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Paul Reids Sock said:

What an absolute little prick

Fair play to the club for sacking him but they should have held on to his registration to stop him playing for any club like Leon Knight had (Think its was Dagenham and Redbridge?)

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Under the circumstances, and given his apparent lack of star quality, I have a feeling him playing for another club won't be a massive issue, registered or not.

 

Hillian1

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• Jan 4, 2017

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The Large One said:

"Can't condone..." is such a woolly cop-out.

Don't tell us what you don't think, tell us what you do think. While the inference around 'can't condone' is 'do condemn', why not just say 'I utterly condemn what he said...'?

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Brighton Lines said:

Even then that is formal speak. They are allowed to say how upsetting and disturbing it is to see such things. As much as online media is what it is some things are still jaw dropping.

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Am I the only one who read the sentence before where he called the tweet "disgusting and vile"

 

Paul Reids Sock

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• Jan 4, 2017

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edna krabappel said:

Under the circumstances, and given his apparent lack of star quality, I have a feeling him playing for another club won't be a massive issue, registered or not.

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Granted, maybe I am just a little vindictive and want to make sure he can;t do something he loves for a prolong period of time because of being such an odious toad

 

Albumen

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• Jan 4, 2017

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At which point did he think making a poorly constructed quip on the most public forum about a widely publicised players dead baby was a good idea?

 

edna krabappel

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I see he was claiming to have been "hacked" again. That old favourite.

As if, somewhere, there's an underground group of flawed computer geniuses, sat in a morning briefing, debating what to do with their brilliant technological skills.

"Right, Wednesday already chaps. What's on the agenda today please, Keith? Hack into the Pentagon? Threaten some ISIS sympathisers with putting their names & addresses online? Expose glaring security flaws on major online banking sites, or launch an attack the Chinese social welfare system perhaps?"

"Well, I was thinking about trying to bring down the corrupt government of Equatorial Guinea today, but I'm a bit knackered. I might just find an obscure non-league footballer who nobody's ever heard of and send some nasty tweets to a Bournemouth player, y'know?".

"Great stuff, Keith. I'll just log in to Ian Botham's Twitter account and send out a few knob photos then. Anyone for a brew?".

 

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Rod Marsh

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• Jan 4, 2017

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Paul Reids Sock said:

What an absolute little prick

Fair play to the club for sacking him but they should have held on to his registration to stop him playing for any club like Leon Knight had (Think its was Dagenham and Redbridge?)

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Is that allowed? Can you sack someone and prevent them from working elsewhere?

 

Thunder Bolt

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• Jan 4, 2017

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Paul Reids Sock said:

What an absolute little prick

Fair play to the club for sacking him but they should have held on to his registration to stop him playing for any club like Leon Knight had (Think its was Dagenham and Redbridge?)

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Rushden and Diamonds

Rod Marsh said:

Is that allowed? Can you sack someone and prevent them from working elsewhere?

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Yes, indeed, it did happen to Leon Knight.