God forbid you had terrible skin and played sport against me high school, I would remind you every second I could that you looked as though you had been slapped by a pizza.
We sit down now as the water cooler talk has been slightly stunted as the rest of the week slowly shows its face and the fact that we have seen the most dramatic end to a premiership season, ever, ends.
I sat on the couch stunted by what I had just saw, I cried with laughter as my housemate screamed down the passage because his “Manchester United” went down in 3 minutes and enjoyed a second spot, which, if we go all in is probably deserved, considering the domination of the entire season by City.

A Face like a bulldog Chewing on a Wasp.
Are they on a brink of an Arabian Dynasty? I don’t know.
Who cares, the drama I encountered yesterday is well worth the oil wells that pay for Balotelli’s perfectly shaped Mohawk, which he uses to scrub the inner workings of prostitutes thighs. High class of course, he can afford it.
The sporting world needs bad boys.
After Suarez threw his hand up denying Ghana access to a semi-final loss, the world hated him, well everyone except the lovely people of Uruguay, he gave them a semi-final to look forward to. He got his due punishment, a red card and a sending off. Gyan didn’t convert.

The Hate screams through this picture.
You do what you need to win.
Let’s swim with Joey Barton.
Tevez through a little punch to the head, its sport. Joey retaliated, but got caught. He got his due and got the red card. If you follow his twitter feed, he was instructed to try and take a City player with him, so he tried to create a reaction that would get a City red, it didn’t pay off, but he had already received his orders.
QPR were fighting for survival, they did what they could.
I love the purists, “he should be banned for life,” sport is a battle field where you do what you can to win.
The people, who play to have fun, obviously don’t know what victory feels like.
I was taught from a very young age to fight to win, its war, you do what you can. And once the whistle has gone, you move off the field, and all is forgotten.
I focused on a fella who didn’t look like he may have had some insecurity issues and banged on him till he cracked, you may have worked it out but I was a talker.
I still feel shit for an opposition lock, who was unfortunate to have the same initials as Uncle Fallatio.
If I had to fight I did, but I always made sure I got cracked first, ensuring a red card would follow and the opposition would be in a quandary.
Have we as sports supporters become softer than the Serie A, let the F.A. punish people for the decisions they make. This is sport, this is the shit that drives us, we need the hard men!
I wonder if Roy Keane felt sorry after breaking Alf-Inge Håland’s leg?
Everyone needs to get harder than John Terry after a coffee date with Olalla Dominguez Liste.
DCMYF