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He could make a claim then.Pexbo said:He needs a fecking good slap
He could make a claim then.Pexbo said:He needs a fecking good slap
Calm down.
I would have taken the Ogden tweet as a bit of dig at Southgate as Smalling is playing well.
The first tweet there is no doubt about what is meant. The Ogden one not too sure. Just shows how misunderstandings come about. These journos are just as capable of squabbling as backing each other up.Ah, yes, could be. Hard to separate those who only are joking from the precious bunch. Think that Di Marzio embargo leak really rattled a lot of them.
Unbelievable how precious Kane and those around him are. He needs a fecking good slap and someone to tell him to get a grip.
Exactly. Screw the press, let them fume.Also it is a bit rich of Law to criticise the F.A. for making a joke when the media are the biggest culprits of digging up unsavoury stories about England players or managers just before a World Cup, therefore destablising the squad.
Unbelievable how precious Kane and those around him are. He needs a fecking good slap and someone to tell him to get a grip.
Unbelievable how precious Kane and those around him are. He needs a fecking good slap and someone to tell him to get a grip.
It's a crying shame. Kane was in full flow, at the height of his powers and destined for world cup greatness until an FA tweet changed everything.
This really hit them hard![]()
That is how I took the Mark Ogden tweet, that this was the point he is making.The fact that it's Smalling makes it all the more sweet. This Chris Smalling treatment is absolutely bizarre. Why take a seasoned CB for the team who have had the best or second best defensive record for three seasons running when you can take some mid table lads who hit a 40 yard punt a bit more accurately?
He's still the best striker in football for me, we just did a great job at nullifying him and he didn't have the best of games, it happens.
The FA's next tweet should be apologizing to Kane and congratulating him on his Wembley hattrick.
Imagine the reaction to that![]()
It's interesting to see contrast the scrutiny/pressure Rooney faced over his England (and general career) with the seeming protective kid glove treatment Kane gets.But Harry can take that.
This is the guy who took a goal away from his team mate & swearing on his daughter existence.
Given what happened over the phantom goal he wants to be treated like a precious little flower.If I was Kane I'd be more offended by the media coddling me like a precious little flower than any sort of light-hearted banter.
Unbelievable how precious Kane and those around him are. He needs a fecking good slap and someone to tell him to get a grip.
I didn't pay any attention to him trying to get that goal so maybe I'm wrong and he would be pissed at that tweet. If so, well he's being silly.After the way Kane seemingly went on a mission to get a goal taken from a teammate, maybe he is quite serious, who knows what the story is with him, he might be a proper sensitive little flower.
This is the very definition of harmless fun. Do journalists actually think this might upset Kane? He's not a child.
He hasnt yet, but we're expecting a response along the lines of, "I swear on my daughter's life I was nowhere near Smallings pocket".Could someone tell me what Kane has done? Has he reacted at all to the FA Cup tweet?
Could someone tell me what Kane has done? Has he reacted at all to the FA Cup tweet?