Pathetic booing of Rio Ferdinand at Stamford Bridge

[Deleted User] · 05/02/12 - 16:32

How ridiculous is this? Childish idiots.

Joey Boswell · 05/02/12 - 16:38

Unfortunatly I didnt expect anything else.

They are a bunch of simpletons.

CLL Dodge · 05/02/12 - 16:41

So long as it is only booing.

[Deleted User] · 05/02/12 - 16:44

Wonder will the papers say anything about it

NorthernNinny · 05/02/12 - 16:44

Has anyone told them they have a few black players in the team? Or don't they count when they wear the Chelsea shirt?:rolleyes:

footygirl · 05/02/12 - 17:18

None of this is Rio's fault. It is the mindless sheep that masquerade as football fans who believe that their alleged captain is beyond reproach.

It needed investigating and he has been charged. Had he kept his mouth shut he would not have been in trouble would he

The FA were right to sack him as England Captain. To have kept him as captain would have been pouring oil on what is already a difficult situation

Bhaveshgor · 05/02/12 - 18:15

this is all the courts fault for the delaying the court case to the summer, john terry, Luiz suarez Racial abuse scandal has increased racism in football, most liverpool fans are supporting suarez and most man united fans are supporting Evra and lets forget the poor guy that was crying after racial abuse from Liverpool fans, most chelsea fans are supporting Terry and some idiot have started being racist since player and they role models are doing it. what was the need of the wait to sort this out, Racism in football is getting of control because of this,
if Terry is guilty he will have to be ban for life, and any person making racial chants should be ban from attending football matches for life.

ScottHarris · 05/02/12 - 18:28

You people have got it all wrong about why Rio Ferdinand was being booed. He was getting boos because of what he said on Twitter.

celesti · 05/02/12 - 18:28

Racism isn't getting out of control, it's just been more high-profile due to these cases. The same tiny element of racism has been there and most likely will.

LittleMinx25 · 05/02/12 - 18:32

the same people will cheer him when he puts on the england shirt & scores!!!

some football fans are so fickle!!!

mel1213 · 05/02/12 - 18:36

ScottHarris wrote: »

You people have got it all wrong about why Rio Ferdinand was being booed. He was getting boos because of what he said on Twitter.

He was getting boos because he said he didn't want to be captain after the last debacle over the armband? That's still just as pathetic

wolvesdavid · 05/02/12 - 18:38

ScottHarris wrote: »

You people have got it all wrong about why Rio Ferdinand was being booed. He was getting boos because of what he said on Twitter.

What did he say on twitter?

wolvesdavid · 05/02/12 - 18:39

Surely the court should just decide what to do as it would with any other normal court case.

I don't see how this is "the courts fault." To be honest it comes down to individual people.

[Deleted User] · 05/02/12 - 18:42

LittleMinx25 wrote: »

the same people will cheer him when he puts on the england shirt & scores!!!

some football fans are so fickle!!!

Two letters too many there mate

Bhaveshgor · 05/02/12 - 18:46

wolvesdavid because it should have be sorted out last week, if it was a normal court case, but because terry is a footballer they decided to move the court case to the summer.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?ix=ieb&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=terry+court+case
"Judge Riddle had hoped the case could be heard in March but accepted that other Chelsea players would not be able to appear as witnesses until the end of the football season.
Setting the new date, the magistrate took into account Chelsea's fixtures, Euro 2012, pre-season tours and the Olympics. The final of Euro 2012 takes place on July 1.
The trial is expected to last five days."

skimminstones · 05/02/12 - 18:48

wolvesdavid wrote: »

What did he say on twitter?

the only thing he has said is he doesnt want to be england captain after what happened last time

not sure why that means he is being booed

far more likely its because he said about terry something like he couldnt care less if he plays for england or not on football focus

Deep Purple · 05/02/12 - 18:52

It was a great advert for the anti football people to say that football fans are morons.

Chelsea supporters, and the club should show some strong condemnation of this.

NinjyBear · 05/02/12 - 18:52

Heard it was something to with an interview he gave yesterday.

wolvesdavid · 05/02/12 - 18:59

Bhaveshgor wrote: »

wolvesdavid because it should have be sorted out last week, if it was a normal court case, but because terry is a footballer they decided to move the court case to the summer.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?ix=ieb&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=terry+court+case
"Judge Riddle had hoped the case could be heard in March but accepted that other Chelsea players would not be able to appear as witnesses until the end of the football season.
Setting the new date, the magistrate took into account Chelsea's fixtures, Euro 2012, pre-season tours and the Olympics. The final of Euro 2012 takes place on July 1.
The trial is expected to last five days."

So the trial is in the summer because of availability of witnesses.

So if any other court case couldn't have witnesses available until the summer, wouldn't that case also be delayed as well, until witnesses were available.

I can also type things into google typing in: "court case adjourned" into its search engine reveals loads of details about court cases being adjourned. Its not unusual for it to happen.

RichmondBlue · 05/02/12 - 19:03

You get pathetic booing directed at some player or other in practically every game, why bother to single-out this game ? The reasons behind the booing makes me laugh sometimes, football fans must have long memories. Ferdinand's comments on the Terry affair were almost guaranteed to provoke some reaction anyway.

Ambassador · 05/02/12 - 19:23

Surely the fact he's an overrated tweeting commercial **** is enough reason to boo him anyway?

Let's not complicate things!

[Deleted User] · 05/02/12 - 19:36

footygirl wrote: »

None of this is Rio's fault. It is the mindless sheep that masquerade as football fans who believe that their alleged captain is beyond reproach.

It needed investigating and he has been charged. Had he kept his mouth shut he would not have been in trouble would he

The FA were right to sack him as England Captain. To have kept him as captain would have been pouring oil on what is already a difficult situation

and no doubt think making offensive racist comments is ok - sadly every club has it's fare share of brain dead morons ..

WeAreParkLane · 05/02/12 - 20:06

When is David Baddiel going to make a video and comment about such abuse?............oh thats right, he wont will he. He doesnt have a book to sell. :rolleyes:

Osusana · 05/02/12 - 20:10

wolvesdavid wrote: »

So the trial is in the summer because of availability of witnesses.

So if any other court case couldn't have witnesses available until the summer, wouldn't that case also be delayed as well, until witnesses were available.

I can also type things into google typing in: "court case adjourned" into its search engine reveals loads of details about court cases being adjourned. Its not unusual for it to happen.

Cases are regularly adjourned for witness availability but when we are talking about footballers who tend to 'work' for less than half a day every day, I do not see why they would be unavailable until after Euro 2012? Not one of them would need to be there even all of one day!

I have never known a case be adjourned as it is simply not convenient for witnesses to attend. Only for sickness, holidays etc - and I'm in courts a lot.

Chelsea have effectively ruined Terry's England captaincy and possible even participation in Euro 2012 by taking the stance that they have.

Bhaveshgor · 05/02/12 - 20:18

osuana that what i am trying to say a normal person would have to miss work to attend court.

Osusana · 05/02/12 - 20:31

Bhaveshgor wrote: »

osuana that what i am trying to say a normal person would have to miss work to attend court.

Ah sorry - yes true

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