sorry you missed my point

it's been a while since i took any stance towards anything on here. i will apologise for my language but i won't apologise for my point.

football is a sport and sport is a triviality at best. but as with everything in life the way it's reported and seen is beginning to mirror real life which is morally questionable.

motd most ppl will agree is s**t. but trying not to digress too much, this means nothing. it even means nothing within the realms of football, but does still serve to accentuate the trivial even within its own bounds.

f**k this bulls**t and concentrate on the game. that c**t who "manages" chelsea is seen as a celebrity. no he's not, he's a f**king football manager. can you imagine alex neil elevated to that level of triviality?

it's a game and we as fans should not lose touch of what is real and what is important. even in the depths of a sport there should be lines in the sand.

i'm not defending what pearson did but i just don't f**king care. and neither should you or anybody else.

Posted By: earthleakage, Feb 8, 03:21:07