Haha nice one Anton
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Bumpity bump.
What a charming family.
The dad of ex-England captain John Terry shouted vile racist abuse and head-butted a man at a pub, a court heard yesterday.
Ted Terry, 59, was allegedly heard yelling “black c***, black p****”, “milkshake”, and “f***ing ****”, and brawled with Amarjit Talafair.
Two pals of the Chelsea footballer’s dad – Stephen Niland, 36, and Tudor Musteata, 47 – are also accused of hurling racist abuse during the attack outside The Windsor pub in the City of London.
Ijaz Malik, prosecuting, said the men, who work for building firm C2C, had been celebrating Niland’s birthday on March 22.
He said: “Between 5pm and 6pm Mr Talafair was outside the rear of the pub having a cigarette. The three defendants exited the pub and an exchange of words took place.
“Mr Talafair and his friend Scott Faal walked away from the pub and were followed by the three defendants.
“Shortly afterwards Mr Faal returned and told his friends there was trouble. And Mr Talafair returned and said he had been headbutted by Mr Terry.”
Mr Malik told City of London magistrates there was another altercation, with a station cleaner. He said: “Witnesses reported hearing ‘black c***, black p****,’ and ‘milkshake,’ shouted by Mr Terry and Mr Niland.
“One witness, who recognised Mr Terry, heard him shout ‘f***ing ****, come here’. Another heard two men shouting ‘I’ll smash this f***ing bottle over your head, you black c***’.”
Terry admitted assault but denied racial aggravation.
Prosecutors refused to accept the plea and he will reappear on trial for alleged racially aggravated common assault and a racially aggravated public order offence.
His pals face a charge of causing a racially aggravated “fear of violence”.
If convicted in November Terry, of Grays, Essex, could face a year in jail. He was freed on unconditional bail.
Last year his son John was cleared in court of racially abusing footballer Anton Ferdinand.
But the Football Association ruled he insulted the QPR star and banned him for four matches.
Niland, of Romford, Essex, and Musteata, of Greenwich, South East London, had their cases adjourned until August.3rd place. Worst champions ever.
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Great family.Brandt - Keita - Van Dijk - SessegnonComment
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Lovely hey. Imagine them as Neighbours
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Depends.Originally posted by rcasemore View PostLovely hey. Imagine them as Neighbours
On what colour you are.
Well, it does to the Terrys anyway."I will make the boys feel your support"
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Rio Ferdinand among group of players who did not back anti-racism campaign, says PFA chairman Clarke Carlisle
Clarke Carlisle, chairman of the Professional Footballers Association, has criticised Rio Ferdinand in a strongly worded attack on players who chose not to support last year's anti-racism T-shirt demonstration.
Manchester United defender Rio and his brother, then-Queens Park Rangers player Anton, were among several prominent black players who opted not to wear shirts issued by campaigning group Kick It Out before a round of Premier League fixtures last October.
Manchester City's Joleon Lescott and Reading striker Jason Roberts were also high-profile figures in the boycott.
Carlisle wrote in his new autobiography You Don't Know Me, But ... A Footballer's Life, that he was "bitterly disappointed" with the boycott and – exempting Roberts – labelled players who took a stance against the T-shirt campaign without explaining their reasons "s***houses".
In extracts published in the Daily Mail, he added: "Kick It Out is one of few bodies doing something positive about the issue, but there are some who evidently feel it is not doing enough.
"Rio and Anton Ferdinand were among a group of high-profile abstainers along with Joleon Lescott, who has not worn one since Newcastle's Turkish midfielder Emre was cleared of racially abusing his Everton team-mate Joseph Yobo, and Jason Roberts.
"At least Jason was vocal about his reasons. I don't mind people disagreeing but at least say why."
Reading striker Roberts joined the boycott in protest at what he saw as lenient sanctions handed to Liverpool's Luis Suarez and in particular Chelsea captain John Terry, the latter for racially abusing Anton Ferdinand.
He told the BBC at the time: "I'm totally committed to kicking racism out of football but when there's a movement I feel represents the issue in the way that speaks for me and my colleagues, then I will happily support it.
"I think people feel let down by what used to be called 'Let's Kick Racism Out of Football'. People don't feel like they have been strong enough. Unless they're independent, unless they don't have to explain their actions to anyone then they won't be held accountable."
Carlisle continued: "Jason apart, the Premier League 'big' players happily throw in a grenade but do nothing when it explodes, nothing other than appear to hide behind their advisers.
"That's because they are s***houses. They have made their 'statement' for all to see but how many are prepared to stand in front of the cameras and be counted?
"The impression conveyed is that I have failed (as PFA chairman) to get people to unite and support the cause. Not only that, I feel under attack from a group of players questioning my position and representation of them on the issue. This has really hurt me."Comment
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Well, I agree with Roberts.
He told the BBC at the time: "I'm totally committed to kicking racism out of football but when there's a movement I feel represents the issue in the way that speaks for me and my colleagues, then I will happily support it.
"I think people feel let down by what used to be called 'Let's Kick Racism Out of Football'. People don't feel like they have been strong enough. Unless they're independent, unless they don't have to explain their actions to anyone then they won't be held accountable."Stop the cyberhate
from now on I will skip talking about our finances. That is a promise and will save myself from looking like a 
Susan Black
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oh i forgot to mention - i was driving the other day on the radio a song came on where john terry got slagged off
it was rizzle kicks lost generation
Jeremy Kyle got the nation laughing at other people’s expense
Sombody tell that guy that we hate him too, we are not his friends
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We make people go clap clap yeah
When I heard people buy views
I was more confused than all John Terry’s black friends
Watch your mouth son
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So Carlisle is now calling some of the PFA members he represents as ****houses. The PFA are a mess.
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If I am not mistake, there might be a swoosh here somewhere.Originally posted by Joey Jones View Post
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Nope he called them ****houses
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What, no Shaggyesque edit?Originally posted by Chazza View PostNope he called them ****houses
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Just the words of the great man himself.Originally posted by Tee View PostWhat, no Shaggyesque edit?
****houses
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Convicted drink-driver slags off colleagues in money-making publicity stunt shocker.
Carlisle is, has always been, and will always be, a ****.Football without Origi is nothingComment
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Are you sure you've not got him mixed up with that other chap?Oh I don't know.Comment
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