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Post by essexstokey on Mar 20, 2017 14:19:04 GMT
If you go to the bbc sport website they are referring to stokes players as wrestlers and wwe what a good biased view again from the bbc
does the bbc now refer to the British biased corporation
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Post by pez75 on Mar 20, 2017 14:21:10 GMT
I think you will find it stems from Garth Crooks bullshit team of the week. Clearly makes his expert opinion from watching the MOTD highlights...
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Post by essexstokey on Mar 20, 2017 14:25:06 GMT
Considering he comes from stoke and was a stoke supporter he never seems to talk positive about us why?? Have the bright lights of London changed us
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Post by Mendicant on Mar 20, 2017 14:33:54 GMT
Considering he comes from stoke and was a stoke supporter he never seems to talk positive about us why?? Have the bright lights of London changed us Those bright lights made his eyes go funny. If there is a God, someone will post that photo of him. |
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Post by pez75 on Mar 20, 2017 14:34:18 GMT
Considering he comes from stoke and was a stoke supporter he never seems to talk positive about us why?? Have the bright lights of London changed us Not sure about his feelings towards Stoke but he generally talks shit anyway. Him & Keown are just instant switch off material... |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2017 14:41:36 GMT
My favourite ever Garth Crooks moment
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2017 14:42:45 GMT
When we can afford to buy all the best players about, then they can talk! Until then, expect a few hefty challenges here and there!
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Post by mickmillslovechild on Mar 20, 2017 14:43:45 GMT
the actual report in question:
"Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was absolutely right when he said "you can't go to Stoke and expect to win a game without a fight". For someone who is in his first season of management in the Premier League, he's worked that out very quickly. Gary Cahill, on the other hand, will know all about the Potteries and what it takes to win at the Bet365 Stadium. The Chelsea captain gave a penalty away but redeemed himself and his team with a well-taken goal which puts the Blues in what I consider to be an unassailable position at the top of the table.
This time there was no Eden Hazard to bully, so Diego Costa was Stoke's target, and boy did they give it to him. If it wasn't Bruno Martins Indi dishing out the punishment then it was Ryan Shawcross who was putting Costa on notice that this was not the place that would suffer the Spaniard's antics.
However, it was Phil Bardsley who stood out amongst the would-be assassins having taken a piece out of Costa earlier in the contest before totally disgracing himself with the sort of lunge on Cesc Fabregas normally associated with WWE. It's perfectly obvious to everyone that Chelsea are the team to stop - any further advance toward the Premier League title and sides like Stoke are not going to be pleasant about it."
Genuinely don't really see much wrong with that write up to be honest...how fucking precious are some of our fans nowadays????? bloody hell, it wasn't so long ago that many on here would be bloody proud with that write up, in fact i like the bit about Bruno and Ryan showing him that "this was not the place that would suffer the Spaniard's antics" as it implies Costa pisses about with his bullying antics left, right and centre but a team like Stoke will happily give it back rather than allow him to dictate proceedings.
The only WWE mention is re: Bardsley's challenge...which was bloody terrible, can't really dispute that.
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Post by essexstokey on Mar 20, 2017 14:47:12 GMT
but bbc now have picture of wwe wrestlers against team of the week
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2017 14:48:08 GMT
the actual report in question: "Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was absolutely right when he said "you can't go to Stoke and expect to win a game without a fight". For someone who is in his first season of management in the Premier League, he's worked that out very quickly. Gary Cahill, on the other hand, will know all about the Potteries and what it takes to win at the Bet365 Stadium. The Chelsea captain gave a penalty away but redeemed himself and his team with a well-taken goal which puts the Blues in what I consider to be an unassailable position at the top of the table. This time there was no Eden Hazard to bully, so Diego Costa was Stoke's target, and boy did they give it to him. If it wasn't Bruno Martins Indi dishing out the punishment then it was Ryan Shawcross who was putting Costa on notice that this was not the place that would suffer the Spaniard's antics. However, it was Phil Bardsley who stood out amongst the would-be assassins having taken a piece out of Costa earlier in the contest before totally disgracing himself with the sort of lunge on Cesc Fabregas normally associated with WWE. It's perfectly obvious to everyone that Chelsea are the team to stop - any further advance toward the Premier League title and sides like Stoke are not going to be pleasant about it." Genuinely don't really see much wrong with that write up to be honest...how fucking precious are some of our fans nowadays????? bloody hell, it wasn't so long ago that many on here would be bloody proud with that write up, in fact i like the bit about Bruno and Ryan showing him that "this was not the place that would suffer the Spaniard's antics" as it implies Costa pisses about with his bullying antics left, right and centre but a team like Stoke will happily give it back rather than allow him to dictate proceedings. The only WWE mention is re: Bardsley's challenge...which was bloody terrible, can't really dispute that. It was terrible because it missed. If you're going to get yourself sent off, at least make it count (I don't normally advocate violence, but c'mon, it's Fabregas!) |
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Post by sheikhmomo on Mar 20, 2017 14:49:27 GMT
the actual report in question: "Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was absolutely right when he said "you can't go to Stoke and expect to win a game without a fight". For someone who is in his first season of management in the Premier League, he's worked that out very quickly. Gary Cahill, on the other hand, will know all about the Potteries and what it takes to win at the Bet365 Stadium. The Chelsea captain gave a penalty away but redeemed himself and his team with a well-taken goal which puts the Blues in what I consider to be an unassailable position at the top of the table. This time there was no Eden Hazard to bully, so Diego Costa was Stoke's target, and boy did they give it to him. If it wasn't Bruno Martins Indi dishing out the punishment then it was Ryan Shawcross who was putting Costa on notice that this was not the place that would suffer the Spaniard's antics. However, it was Phil Bardsley who stood out amongst the would-be assassins having taken a piece out of Costa earlier in the contest before totally disgracing himself with the sort of lunge on Cesc Fabregas normally associated with WWE. It's perfectly obvious to everyone that Chelsea are the team to stop - any further advance toward the Premier League title and sides like Stoke are not going to be pleasant about it." Genuinely don't really see much wrong with that write up to be honest...hoe fucking precious are some of our fans nowadays????? bloody hell, it wasn't so long ago that many on here would be bloody proud with that write up. All it says is that we weren't going to let Costa get away with his usual antics and that we stood up players and were heard. the only WWE mention is re: Bardsley's challenge...which was bloody terrible, can't really dispute that. I quite like the fact that the no one likes us attitude has returned. They've been whinging like pussies all day on talksport espescially that dreadful one eyed shit Jacobs. First game I've really enjoyed for a long while at home Saturday was. More please. |
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Post by mickmillslovechild on Mar 20, 2017 14:50:38 GMT
but bbc now have picture of wwe wrestlers against team of the week and? it's quite obviously a tongue in cheek bit of fun to go along with an article that few people on the planet give a flying fuck about anyway. learn how to take a joke, have a day off and see things for the bit of fun they are. |
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Post by alster on Mar 20, 2017 14:51:59 GMT
Saying as we're such a team of wrestlers how come I didn't see any of our players lift any Chelsea players clean off the ground both feet? I can't say the same for Chelsea.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2017 14:52:58 GMT
the actual report in question: "Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was absolutely right when he said "you can't go to Stoke and expect to win a game without a fight". For someone who is in his first season of management in the Premier League, he's worked that out very quickly. Gary Cahill, on the other hand, will know all about the Potteries and what it takes to win at the Bet365 Stadium. The Chelsea captain gave a penalty away but redeemed himself and his team with a well-taken goal which puts the Blues in what I consider to be an unassailable position at the top of the table. This time there was no Eden Hazard to bully, so Diego Costa was Stoke's target, and boy did they give it to him. If it wasn't Bruno Martins Indi dishing out the punishment then it was Ryan Shawcross who was putting Costa on notice that this was not the place that would suffer the Spaniard's antics. However, it was Phil Bardsley who stood out amongst the would-be assassins having taken a piece out of Costa earlier in the contest before totally disgracing himself with the sort of lunge on Cesc Fabregas normally associated with WWE. It's perfectly obvious to everyone that Chelsea are the team to stop - any further advance toward the Premier League title and sides like Stoke are not going to be pleasant about it." Genuinely don't really see much wrong with that write up to be honest...hoe fucking precious are some of our fans nowadays????? bloody hell, it wasn't so long ago that many on here would be bloody proud with that write up. All it says is that we weren't going to let Costa get away with his usual antics and that we stood up players and were heard. the only WWE mention is re: Bardsley's challenge...which was bloody terrible, can't really dispute that. I quite like the fact that the no one likes us attitude has returned. They've been whinging like pussies all day on talksport espescially that dreadful one eyed shit Jacobs on talksport. First game I've really enjoyed for a long while at home Saturday was. More please. If we do that against the Wenger boys it'll be happy days. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2017 14:53:40 GMT
"Assassins". Fuck me what wet fart wrote that piece?
Another limp wristed, cold wet fish handshake, Pimms drinking, red trouser wearing, Tristan named, cock biter.
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Post by MilanStokie on Mar 20, 2017 15:00:20 GMT
the actual report in question: "Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was absolutely right when he said "you can't go to Stoke and expect to win a game without a fight". For someone who is in his first season of management in the Premier League, he's worked that out very quickly. Gary Cahill, on the other hand, will know all about the Potteries and what it takes to win at the Bet365 Stadium. The Chelsea captain gave a penalty away but redeemed himself and his team with a well-taken goal which puts the Blues in what I consider to be an unassailable position at the top of the table. This time there was no Eden Hazard to bully, so Diego Costa was Stoke's target, and boy did they give it to him. If it wasn't Bruno Martins Indi dishing out the punishment then it was Ryan Shawcross who was putting Costa on notice that this was not the place that would suffer the Spaniard's antics. However, it was Phil Bardsley who stood out amongst the would-be assassins having taken a piece out of Costa earlier in the contest before totally disgracing himself with the sort of lunge on Cesc Fabregas normally associated with WWE. It's perfectly obvious to everyone that Chelsea are the team to stop - any further advance toward the Premier League title and sides like Stoke are not going to be pleasant about it." Genuinely don't really see much wrong with that write up to be honest...hoe fucking precious are some of our fans nowadays????? bloody hell, it wasn't so long ago that many on here would be bloody proud with that write up. All it says is that we weren't going to let Costa get away with his usual antics and that we stood up players and were heard. the only WWE mention is re: Bardsley's challenge...which was bloody terrible, can't really dispute that. I quite like the fact that the no one likes us attitude has returned. They've been whinging like pussies all day on talksport espescially that dreadful one eyed shit Jacobs. First game I've really enjoyed for a long while at home Saturday was. More please. I was going to write the same at some point today. Despite losing, I haven't been that thrilled and excited during a game for a while. The atmosphere, the performance, the approach was Stoke of old and long may it continue. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2017 15:06:18 GMT
Hope they refer to Chelsea players as oscar winning theatrical darlings
Lovely protected by a ref's performance that is as believable as coronation streets Tracy Barlow acting performance
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Post by davejohnno1 on Mar 20, 2017 15:11:18 GMT
the actual report in question: "Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was absolutely right when he said "you can't go to Stoke and expect to win a game without a fight". For someone who is in his first season of management in the Premier League, he's worked that out very quickly. Gary Cahill, on the other hand, will know all about the Potteries and what it takes to win at the Bet365 Stadium. The Chelsea captain gave a penalty away but redeemed himself and his team with a well-taken goal which puts the Blues in what I consider to be an unassailable position at the top of the table. This time there was no Eden Hazard to bully, so Diego Costa was Stoke's target, and boy did they give it to him. If it wasn't Bruno Martins Indi dishing out the punishment then it was Ryan Shawcross who was putting Costa on notice that this was not the place that would suffer the Spaniard's antics. However, it was Phil Bardsley who stood out amongst the would-be assassins having taken a piece out of Costa earlier in the contest before totally disgracing himself with the sort of lunge on Cesc Fabregas normally associated with WWE. It's perfectly obvious to everyone that Chelsea are the team to stop - any further advance toward the Premier League title and sides like Stoke are not going to be pleasant about it." Genuinely don't really see much wrong with that write up to be honest...hoe fucking precious are some of our fans nowadays????? bloody hell, it wasn't so long ago that many on here would be bloody proud with that write up. All it says is that we weren't going to let Costa get away with his usual antics and that we stood up players and were heard. the only WWE mention is re: Bardsley's challenge...which was bloody terrible, can't really dispute that. I quite like the fact that the no one likes us attitude has returned. They've been whinging like pussies all day on talksport espescially that dreadful one eyed shit Jacobs. First game I've really enjoyed for a long while at home Saturday was. More please. It would be remiss not to point out that while we've been playing nicely and having our bellies tickled v the big boys of late, we've actually received more media plaudits than ever before. 2 fantastic battling performances where we've made it anything but easy for the big boys and out come the media critics again. Keep the criticism coming I say. We are a much better and tougher proposition when the world is seemingly against us. |
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Post by essexstokey on Mar 20, 2017 15:12:44 GMT
Ok if that's the bbc response can our players come out to this music next match
I know he left wwe a while ago but think its apt lol
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Post by mattador78 on Mar 20, 2017 15:13:40 GMT
I couldn't give a monkeys
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Post by davethebass on Mar 20, 2017 15:17:18 GMT
I'm detecting a pattern here. Oatcake: "hate the unwashed inbred Vile" Me: "I like Vale plus me dad's from Boslem" Oatcake: "Cardiff are horrible hate them" Me: "I like Cardiff, all the ones I've met are sound" Oatcake: "Garth talks rubbish, thought he was a stokie" Me: "always liked our Garth, down to earth, always says it how (he thinks) it is, ok he's not always right but who is" Yeah, soz about that lads and lasses  |
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Post by Fenparkpotter on Mar 20, 2017 16:30:09 GMT
Bunch of stupid idiots...
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2017 16:32:27 GMT
Oh Garth, what have you gone and done this time?  |
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Post by RichJonesy on Mar 20, 2017 16:33:13 GMT
The only problem I have is Bards didn't stick the twat in a figure 4 leg lock while he was rolling round on the floor.
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Post by trickydicky73 on Mar 20, 2017 17:06:38 GMT
the actual report in question: "Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was absolutely right when he said "you can't go to Stoke and expect to win a game without a fight". For someone who is in his first season of management in the Premier League, he's worked that out very quickly. Gary Cahill, on the other hand, will know all about the Potteries and what it takes to win at the Bet365 Stadium. The Chelsea captain gave a penalty away but redeemed himself and his team with a well-taken goal which puts the Blues in what I consider to be an unassailable position at the top of the table. This time there was no Eden Hazard to bully, so Diego Costa was Stoke's target, and boy did they give it to him. If it wasn't Bruno Martins Indi dishing out the punishment then it was Ryan Shawcross who was putting Costa on notice that this was not the place that would suffer the Spaniard's antics. However, it was Phil Bardsley who stood out amongst the would-be assassins having taken a piece out of Costa earlier in the contest before totally disgracing himself with the sort of lunge on Cesc Fabregas normally associated with WWE. It's perfectly obvious to everyone that Chelsea are the team to stop - any further advance toward the Premier League title and sides like Stoke are not going to be pleasant about it." Genuinely don't really see much wrong with that write up to be honest...hoe fucking precious are some of our fans nowadays????? bloody hell, it wasn't so long ago that many on here would be bloody proud with that write up. All it says is that we weren't going to let Costa get away with his usual antics and that we stood up players and were heard. the only WWE mention is re: Bardsley's challenge...which was bloody terrible, can't really dispute that. I quite like the fact that the no one likes us attitude has returned. They've been whinging like pussies all day on talksport espescially that dreadful one eyed shit Jacobs. First game I've really enjoyed for a long while at home Saturday was. More please. We are "a disgrace to football" according to Durham. Why don't they do a show on Rojo being a truly despicable twat week after week rather than target us again? I enjoyed the game and wish more were like it. It's too pansiefied nowadays! |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2017 17:18:11 GMT
Where's hulkhogan when you need him - thought he'd be all over this post like a rash.....
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Post by Theninjabadger on Mar 20, 2017 17:29:27 GMT
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Post by LDE76 on Mar 20, 2017 19:04:06 GMT
"Assassins". Fuck me what wet fart wrote that piece? Another limp wristed, cold wet fish handshake, Pimms drinking, red trouser wearing, Tristan named, cock biter.  |
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Post by roostershair on Mar 20, 2017 19:19:09 GMT
the actual report in question: "Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was absolutely right when he said "you can't go to Stoke and expect to win a game without a fight". For someone who is in his first season of management in the Premier League, he's worked that out very quickly. Gary Cahill, on the other hand, will know all about the Potteries and what it takes to win at the Bet365 Stadium. The Chelsea captain gave a penalty away but redeemed himself and his team with a well-taken goal which puts the Blues in what I consider to be an unassailable position at the top of the table. This time there was no Eden Hazard to bully, so Diego Costa was Stoke's target, and boy did they give it to him. If it wasn't Bruno Martins Indi dishing out the punishment then it was Ryan Shawcross who was putting Costa on notice that this was not the place that would suffer the Spaniard's antics. However, it was Phil Bardsley who stood out amongst the would-be assassins having taken a piece out of Costa earlier in the contest before totally disgracing himself with the sort of lunge on Cesc Fabregas normally associated with WWE. It's perfectly obvious to everyone that Chelsea are the team to stop - any further advance toward the Premier League title and sides like Stoke are not going to be pleasant about it." Genuinely don't really see much wrong with that write up to be honest...hoe fucking precious are some of our fans nowadays????? bloody hell, it wasn't so long ago that many on here would be bloody proud with that write up. All it says is that we weren't going to let Costa get away with his usual antics and that we stood up players and were heard. the only WWE mention is re: Bardsley's challenge...which was bloody terrible, can't really dispute that. I quite like the fact that the no one likes us attitude has returned. They've been whinging like pussies all day on talksport espescially that dreadful one eyed shit Jacobs. First game I've really enjoyed for a long while at home Saturday was. More please. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2017 19:23:59 GMT
I quite like the fact that the no one likes us attitude has returned. They've been whinging like pussies all day on talksport espescially that dreadful one eyed shit Jacobs. First game I've really enjoyed for a long while at home Saturday was. More please. We are "a disgrace to football" according to Durham. Why don't they do a show on Rojo being a truly despicable twat week after week rather than target us again? I enjoyed the game and wish more were like it. It's too pansiefied nowadays! A disgrace to football? Pisser. I thought it was ace and I love a good football side. WUM. File in the shit bin. |
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