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Twitter's a public forum. Fans are entitled to follow the players, players have a responsibilty to respect the fact that they represent a community.
Its HTML code for a page break Macca, its just when someone has quoted something and either miss edited or deleted some bits by mistake... nothing to worry about
Seriously? I thought it was supposed to be a smiley type thing. Been looking at it for ages on various posts trying to decide what it looked like. What a twat!
I was at Hillsboro today (got free box and live in Sheffield) - he was absolute dog shit for 70 minutes, was subbed off and was booed! He'd fit in well with us!
what are the player's twitter accounts? anyone care to share. I have just signed up to twitter. thanks
The ones I follow:
@CThomas02
@cyruschristie
@Henderson_91
@JordanClarke17
@NathanC_5
@David7Bell
@JRuffels93
@Chrishussey2
@JordanWillis94
@WilliamEdj23
@steven_jennings
Should get you started!
What worries me more is that when they're not in the squad on a match day they are constantly tweeting during games about all kind of stuff but never the game itself.They are obviously not following it. I even saw Jordan Willis asked on Tuesday if he knew the score but he was in Nandos!
They are allowed to have a normal life you know. I mean they don't play but people expect them to be glued to the radio or on their phone. So What if they wanna go out with their families to Nandos or some other such place. It's their right as human beings.
I used to follow a few, but have just given up. Players like Christie, Garner and Clarke talk rubbish. At least Clarke's consistent, I suppose. Has he ever seen a ball before?
Normally I would agree with you on this, but would they learn much from watching Cov in last five games?! How not to do it perhaps?
Aye, and therefore it's probably not the worst meal in the world for them to be eating (assuming it is part of a balanced daily diet for a sportsman).
I agree. They're paid enough. When we are playing, whether they are injured, suspended or just out of the match day squad, they should be in the stands and watching.
I'm surprised manager's don't insist on this. I know I would. Unless there is a very good reason, all squad members should attend games, and if they don't like it well tough.
It surprises me that players wouldn't want to be there anyway, fair enough if it is a fringe player who never get's a look in, but a first time regular who is out for a one match suspension you would have thought would want to be with the team, but quite often that is not the case.