Tokyo Blue wrote:Striker Daniel Sturridge has alerted Premier League rivals as Chelsea stall on securing his long-term future at Stamford Bridge. Daily Mail
Hmmm.
Yffi_88 wrote:Tokyo Blue wrote:Striker Daniel Sturridge has alerted Premier League rivals as Chelsea stall on securing his long-term future at Stamford Bridge. Daily Mail
Hmmm.
The new Anelka?
Doesnt give a shit about anyone but himself and his bank account.
Ted Hughes wrote:I said a few weeks ago that the sudden emergence of a Sturridge apologist on here, allied to Bob's praise in the media, could mean something is afoot. Imo though, if he comes here, he'll just end up sat on the bench all the time when people notice the number of attacks he fucks up as opposed to the ones he succeeds with.
Having said that, he couldn't have been worse than Nasri v rags.
Chinners wrote:HOARDING BOLLOX
A ballboy at last night’s match between Arsenal and Leeds positioned himself in a rather unfortunate spot in front of this Nike advert .... ha ha ha
Chinners wrote:HOARDING BOLLOX
A ballboy at last night’s match between Arsenal and Leeds positioned himself in a rather unfortunate spot in front of this Nike advert .... ha ha ha
Not only is Rio Ferdinand a magazine owner and renowned merking expert, but the Manchester Utd star is also a restauranteur. Italian eatery Rosso — imaginatively named after the Italian word for 'red' — opened in 2009 on Manchester's King St. It offers a traditional Italian menu, modern decor and a kitchen that's ideal for storing large amounts of drugs. The Daily Mail reports:
A chef from Rio Ferdinand's restaurant in Manchester has been cautioned after police said they discovered of 29 bags of cannabis in a staff locker.
The 55-year-old was cautioned by police after they went to the footballer's city centre Italian, Rosso.
The junior chef was arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply and he no longer works at Rosso.
This isn't the first negative publicity Rosso has encountered. Rio enthusiastically told a magazine that "plenty of footballers pop in for some quality food after matches," before the restaurant had actually opened, and opinions concerning the quality of the food have been mixed — one reviewer condemned the desserts as "the type of thing you might imagine you'd find in an Italian restaurant in Eccles in 1978." And those desserts weren't enough to satiate Wayne Rooney, as professional love maker Jenny Thompson claims to have administered her services on the striker during a 2010 visit.
So, if you want to eat (allegedly) bad food cooked by a (purported) drug-dealing chef at a table where a married balding millionaire was (supposedly) pleasured by a prostitute, you know where to go.
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