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Yes, I can't stand him but I wouldn't wish death on him. Would you?Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’ -
i missed it is it on youtube yetThe future you have, tomorrow, won't be the same future you had, yesterday.Comment
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Well i cheered when he was flat out on the floorAll hat and no cattleComment
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thanksOriginally posted by livvy145 View Post
The future you have, tomorrow, won't be the same future you had, yesterday.Comment
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All hat and no cattleComment
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I hate PolanskiComment
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hope he is ok ffs"Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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I hope he is okay as:
1. Hes a human being, blah, blah....
2. Because hes an integral part of a team chasing down the Manc ****s.
3. Because he is the captain of England and I just happen to be English.
(And half Irish to so I didnt suffer to much watching the rugby!)Forwards.......Comment
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Second incident involving a High Boot in Two days. Not Good"For whom He did foreknow, He also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of His Son"Comment
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Apperently he is fine, he left the hospital and now has gone to celebrate
Terry injury fears allayed
The Blues defender was rushed to hospital following a sickening head injury in the second half of Chelsea's 2-1 win, but any fears of a serious problem have seemingly been allayed.
Terry was allowed to return to the scene of his side's victory after his absence meant Frank Lampard was called upon to lift the Carling Cup.
The England skipper sustained the injury when Abou Diaby attempted to clear from a corner and only succeeded in booting Terry full in the face.
During a lengthy delay in play -with the Blues skipper lying unconscious on the pitch - medical staff from both sides treated Terry as a number of players voiced obvious concern at his condition.
However Chelsea have now been boosted by the news that their leader has returned to join in the celebrations following a dramatic win in Cardiff.
Match-winner Didier Drogba - who scored twice following Theo Walcott's opener for Arsenal - spoke after the final whistle of his distress at Terry's injury.
"Today is strange," Drogba told Sky Sports. "We won and we're happy because we've got the cup but we are also scared because we didn't know what to expect when we saw JT on the floor.
"I think more about JT than the cup.
"It is difficult because he was one metre away from me (when it happened).
"We saw his character and this is why he is our captain and why he is the best."
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