The FA hae taken their cuntiness to another level with this.
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The FA hae taken their cuntiness to another level with this.
The idiotic thing (ok, there are plenty, but AN idiotic thing) is that he did the EXACT same thing last year
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZyRQT7_TZY
No media fuss. No FA charges.
He does it this year, the media, on a whim, go to town about it so the FA wade in.
Completely farcical.
This is the latest charge provoked and made happen by the Daily Hell. The amount of articles on their paper about this was bound to get the FA moving.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Astonishingly bad.
Another egregious thing about this is that as has been already noted on here, Jack did the exact same thing last year and yet nothing happened because none of the media rags picked up on it. I'm guessing there was something else actually important going on in the world at the time to divert their attention.
It was the faux outrage (driven for click baits) which made this even an issue in the first place. In fact, I doubt the FA would have even been aware of this were it not for that.
Just shows you how utterly incompetent, hopeless the FA are and how they operate - punishing people based on the scale of the reaction rather than the actual merit of the alleged "crime".
Fuck off Dyke and the rest of you cretins. Dinosaurs.
Edit - Ninjaed. Should have kept my post shorter. :(
Curse you Letters. :(
Doesn't the lack of action last year sort of set a precedent?
Also I see that none of the Leciester City players have been charged for bringing the game into disrepute for their racist filled group orgy with Thai hookers.
The FA. :haha:
You know they've got their priorities right.
That's the scary thing about it. It's on a whim. Terry could spit, stamp and shit on their mums in the centre of the pitch during the Community Shield game and they'll decide to sweep it under their bulging, slime-soaked carpets because the ref said he saw it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
The fact that every news outlet from the The Mail to the newly-anointed premiere gossip-mongering cesspit that is the BBC found it necessary to comment on it is just further confirmation of the horribly depressing society we live in.
Apparently he was warned about it last year. At least that's what the media is now saying. Can't recall it ever being mentioned last year so they could simply be making shit up - again.
I was hoping this would all blow over in the wake of far bigger, more important world events.
They. Used. A. Stunt. Dog. :fury:
We should just say we used a stunt Jack.
He is a bit of a....oh stunt
Inciting certain comments? And/ or? What the fuck are they on about? What does and/ or mean in this context? And/ or incitement to what? Using bad language? What was the downside to this "incitement"? Who is the injured party? Was there a whole bunch of spuds there during an Arsenal victory parade who ended up mortally offended and driven to violent retaliation? Was there an avid audience of spuds watching on Arsenal Fan TV?Quote:
'Jack Wilshere has been charged with misconduct in relation to Arsenal's FA Cup celebrations on Sunday 31 May 2015.
‘It is alleged his conduct in making and/or inciting certain comments during the club’s open bus trophy tour was improper and/or brought the game into disrepute.’
This FA is a bunch of fucking cretins playing at authority without having a clue what authority is. They'll let a fucking bunch of thieving Arabs and murdering Russians buy up the game but they won't stand for a player on his own patch with his own fans having a laugh. Petty little twats.
Incite
1. encourage or stir up (violent or unlawful behaviour).
"they conspired to incite riots"
2. urge or persuade (someone) to act in a violent or unlawful way.
synonyms: stir up, whip up, work up, encourage, fan the flames of, stoke up, fuel, kindle, ignite, inflame, stimulate, instigate, provoke, excite, arouse, awaken, waken, inspire, trigger, spark off, ferment, foment, agitate for/against;
God forbid you do any of those things during a wild celebration. We don't need no shit encouragement, arousal, inspiration or encouragement around here!
Does this mean players will henceforth need to speak in a calm and reasoned tone when addressing supporters and (or) if those supporters do anything other than clap politely and gush, "Jolly good show!", the player can be sanctioned?
:doh: That fraud is a constant embarrassment to me.Quote:
However, former Gunners striker Niall Quinn said Wilshere had 'overstepped the mark'.
This has been a long week! Seems ages ago we've won the FA cup, again!
We haven't won a trophy for a whole week?!
Wenger out! :angry:
A week late but the last Tuesday Club podcast is finally out! :trophy:
Haven't listened to it yet but after how GOAT last year's Cup final one was, I imagine this one will be similarly amazing.