Chelsea

[peekay]

Do you think the lawyer was fired by an internet witch hunt?

There is a decent chance that the law firm had wealthy clients in the Merseyside area who might have told the firm that they were uncomfortable with this lawyer, thus leading to him being sacked.

[badpiggy]

Do you think the lawyer was fired by an internet witch hunt?

There is a decent chance that the law firm had wealthy clients in the Merseyside area who might have told the firm that they were uncomfortable with this lawyer, thus leading to him being sacked.

Sure I totally accept that. It's the call him out/spotlight on his family/ruin him stuff that I do t like. All spouted in the exact same tone as he voiced his bull**** in.

[ChesterDave]

Calling him a cunt because he was a cunt is different to calling someone Scouse Scum.

His employers probably don't even need to have clients in London - just that he is so venemous not because of what an individual has done but because of where a group of people come from.

[badpiggy]

Manc scum, chelscum (every last one of them is a cunt apparently), bitter cunts, gutless scum, bent scum, manc-loving wum cunt? We're not exactly above it on here.

And if you're looking for an explanation, any of us from cities are aware of the manner in which our less salubrious brothers and sisters have their own way of representing the city - so a cockney ****** is a bit different from a Dublin scumbag in the same way that there are representatives of Liverpool that are are disliked in Liverpool for their characteristics and envoys from Newcastle that typify a particular set of Toon nuances that annoy people from there.

This guy ranted and is a bit of a cunt because he's wealthy and from London and seems like a bit of a **** anyway. So ****in what? Proposing an internet campaign to take him and his family down is hypocritcal madness.

[Assassin]

Manc scum, chelscum (every last one of them is a cunt apparently), bitter cunts, gutless scum, bent scum, manc-loving wum cunt? We're not exactly above it on here.

And if you're looking for an explanation, any of us from cities are aware of the manner in which our less salubrious brothers and sisters have their own way of representing the city - so a cockney ****** is a bit different from a Dublin scumbag in the same way that there are representatives of Liverpool that are are disliked in Liverpool for their characteristics and envoys from Newcastle that typify a particular set of Toon nuances that annoy people from there.

This guy ranted and is a bit of a cunt because he's wealthy and from London and seems like a bit of a **** anyway. So ****in what? Proposing an internet campaign to take him and his family down is hypocritcal madness.

The thing is...The subject matter was mourinho and losing the game and he just went off on a tangent and started ranting his cityracism for no reason at all. The idiot is a humungous bigot

[badpiggy]

The thing is...The subject matter was mourinho and losing the game and he just went off on a tangent and started ranting his cityracism for no reason at all. The idiot is a humungous bigot

Being from Liverpool is not a race. And I haven't for one second suggested that he isn't an idiot. And he's not a humungous bigot - Ian Paisley or Westboro baptists or BNP or EDL are bigots. He's a wealthy gimp with his head up his arse. And now he's lost his job and been publicly vilified. I'm not sure that the punishment fits the crime. And anyway, my original point wasn't to defend him in any way, it was to express my dislike of the response by a few posters on here.

[Alex]

I think you are confusing Bigots with Xenophobes?

Bigots are people against a group with a different view points.

[Assassin]

Being from Liverpool is not a race. And I haven't for one second suggested that he isn't an idiot. And he's not a humungous bigot - Ian Paisley or Westboro baptists or BNP or EDL are bigots. He's a wealthy gimp with his head up his arse. And now he's lost his job and been publicly vilified. I'm not sure that the punishment fits the crime. And anyway, my original point wasn't to defend him in any way, it was to express my dislike of the response by a few posters on here.

I realise you were not defending him. I was just adding my two penneth, that seems to have fanned the embers. That was not my point.

Anyways I believe, he thinks people from Liverpool are another race. Levels of bigotry can be discussed, but I dont really want to. Going back to his rant, it wasnt uncontrolled, it was was calm, calculated and clear. Based on this, he reaped what he sowed.

All that said. Keep a cool tool BP

[Assassin]

I think you are confusing Bigots with Xenophobes?

Bigots are people against a group with a different view points.

A bigot is a person who is intolerant towards those holding different opinions. For example "don't let a few small-minded bigots destroy the good image of the city"

[peekay]

Sure I totally accept that. It's the call him out/spotlight on his family/ruin him stuff that I do t like. All spouted in the exact same tone as he voiced his bull**** in.

Fair enough.

[Bender]

West Brom striker Saido Berahino, 22, is a £20m transfer target for Chelsea. (Daily Telegraph)

Chelsea are ready to sign Galatasaray's Dutch midfielder Wesley Sneijder, 31, in January by paying his release clause. (Fanatik - in Turkish)

[BigChief]

West Brom striker Saido Berahino, 22, is a £20m transfer target for Chelsea. (Daily Telegraph)

Chelsea are ready to sign Galatasaray's Dutch midfielder Wesley Sneijder, 31, in January by paying his release clause. (Fanatik - in Turkish)

Brilliant news. Gives us a proper real chance for top 4 that!

[Vermilion]

Jose picking his targets as per usual, bloke is just a fast track bully and a ****.

José Mourinho takes swipe at Graeme Le Saux before Maccabi Tel Aviv match.

José Mourinho met Chelsea’s senior players to gauge their attitude and address security concerns before travelling to Israel for Tuesday’s Champions League game against Maccabi Tel Aviv. None of the squad expressed a reluctance to travel.

Chelsea departed for Haifa on Sunday hoping the extra day will help them acclimatise for the match against Group G’s weakest side. It is 14 years since Chelsea played in Israel and on that occasion six members of the squad – Marcel Desailly, William Gallas, Graeme Le Saux, Albert Ferrer, Eidur Gudjohnsen and Emmanuel Petit – opted out of the fixture.

Mourinho namechecked Le Saux when briefly reflecting on that issue from 2001. The former England defender, in his capacity as a member of the FA’s inclusion advisory board, has been critical of the Chelsea manager over the demotion and departure of Dr Eva Carneiro earlier this season.

The fixture in 2001, against Hapoel Tel Aviv in the Uefa Cup, had been staged only a month after the September 11 attacks, with the world on high alert over terrorist attacks. The Israeli minister for tourism, Rehavam Ze’evi, was shot dead on the eve of the match.

Chelsea had been instructed by Uefa to fulfil the fixture but offered their players the choice of not travelling and ended up taking a youthful side. Under the management of Claudio Ranieri, Chelsea’s matchday squad included the likes of Joel Kitamirike – a Ugandan centre-half whose only appearance for the club came that night – Rhys Evans, Pat Baldwin, Danny Slatter and Joe Keenan. Gianfranco Zola captained the side as they lost 2-0.

Tuesday’s game follows the terror attacks in Paris and with tensions high in Israel. Two people were stabbed to death outside a shop in Tel Aviv last week.

“I didn’t speak in a formal way to the squad,” Mourinho said. “I didn’t have a meeting to ask them about their feelings. But I had a couple of individual contacts – more than a couple – to get the feeling.

“It’s not the same to go and play in Israel as it is to go and play in Stoke or Newcastle. The feeling is obviously different. But I got from them the sense of responsibility and, of course, everybody has travelled. Nobody even tried not to go. I didn’t have a single problem within the squad. I didn’t have a Graeme Le Saux. I had everybody without fears, just wanting to come. I even have a player whose wife is going to have a baby either tomorrow or the next day but he’s here, focusing on what he can do for us.

“The fact we went two days before has given us a bit of time to adapt and feel we are OK. We are safe, no problem, and we are just here to play our game. The best way is to focus on football and the happiness and responsibility we have to play football. Leave security questions to people who know more than we do. We just focus on playing.”

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/nov/23/jose-mourinho-graeme-le-saux-israel-chelsea

[Phoenix07]

He really needs to slip on a wet floor and land on a big, thick, dildo lined with needles.

[dom9]

He really needs to slip on a wet floor and land on a big, thick, dildo lined with needles.

A non judgemental observation if I may...

Your metaphors are often choc full of sexual references.