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Doesn't matter what job they do (whether being in the post room or the CEO), what country they are from, what their political or religious views are etc etc.
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Repugnant footballers on 11:53 - Sep 1 with 2944 views
Diego Costa. He had quite a lot of ability but seemed to concentrate on cheating and physically and verbally abusing people. Nasty
"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."
Doesn't matter what job they do (whether being in the post room or the CEO), what country they are from, what their political or religious views are etc etc.
I take it you're not having a good day.
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First day back at work after being off for two weeks and schit loads of stuff not done! Some of it quite serious now.
But I still stand by my premise. People seem to think that, for example, footballers are exempt from being human (good or bad) because they're footballers. Though, IMO, the higher up the pay-scale people go, the worse they are. See the two recent CEO's caught on camera behaving like cnts.
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Repugnant footballers on 12:27 - Sep 1 with 2711 views
I know what you mean, obviously nasty and unacceptable behaviour. Although, I have thought with Suarez, depends which way you look at it.
Always gave 100%, scored amazing goals, was committed and unplayable. That in itself shows some sort of character and conscience to do well and earn his money.
At the time he was at Liverpool we had complete wasters here to pick up vast amounts of money and put no effort in, showing serious flaws in character.
I know what type I'd rather have at QPR, given the choice.
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Repugnant footballers on 14:46 - Sep 1 with 2313 views
Repugnant footballers on 14:34 - Sep 1 by ted_hendrix
He spat at a football fan who was In his car with his Daughter.
Of course SKY never quite got round to sacking the filthy f ucking pig.
Whereas an excellent former England manager was summarily dismissed for expressing an independent opinion about karma, destiny, and the disabled. Mad world!
As to the thread, Marouane Fellaini always struck me as having a truly nasty streak. Amazed he didn't pick up more red cards than he did.
What the criteria for repugnant? Mouthing off, violence on the street, unsportsmanlike behaviour on a pitch or leaving your wife and kids destitute, never knowing when the electric was going to be turned off or they were going to be evicted?
Repugnant footballers on 14:46 - Sep 1 by BazzaInTheLoft
Paolo Di Canio
Surprised he was allowed an Australian visa.
And Jamie Carragher, needs another mention. In the age of cancellation, how he didn't get cancelled forever, for what he did, spitting at a 14 year old girl, is just unbelievable.
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