Did Chelsea buy their success?

Scott wrote:Lol, if you think being a Teacher is something to be proud of then, good for you. It's one of the easiest professions to get into tbh. And one of the laziest jobs, what with all those school holidays.

Plus you're around kids ... there is a word for people who like being around kids ... not gonna say it 'cause you'll only get me banned, but trust me. Not manly at all.

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:Lol, if you think being a Teacher is something to be proud of then, good for you. It's one of the easiest professions to get into tbh. And one of the laziest jobs, what with all those school holidays.

Plus you're around kids ... there is a word for people who like being around kids ... not gonna say it 'cause you'll only get me banned, but trust me. Not manly at all.

Love to see you try it, you wouldn't last a week. Don't work 9 - 3.30 lad. More like 8 - 8. Not to mention planning lessons, reports, marking, differentiating lessons due to ability (that means setting out different work for the level of each child) as well as communicating with parents, arranging trips, meeting with staff at the school, planning, then planning for the next term.


And remember, in the middle of August, while you're in the world of work (unless Daddy is still paying your way), I'll be out enjoying a holiday in the sun somehwere. Can't complain about that. Also, don't forget, it's quite well paid.


Call me a paedo all you like, shows your maturity level. Which, judging by the current debate you started, doesn't really make you much of a 'man'.


Now run along little boy, get off Daddy's computer and get your crayons together for school on Monday morning.

ZlatanFabregas wrote:It's a bit uncalled for to attack him for his profession. I think you need to grow up a bit Scotty.

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:Yes. There's no denying it.

Man United have bought success, Barcelona to an extent, Real Madrid also.

To build something you need the right parts to complete it.

Barcelona bought success?

Didn't know investing in a youth academy was buying success.

What do you call Cobham then?

A fairly sad excuse/attempt of a youth academy?

Except it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

Scott wrote:

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:Lol, if you think being a Teacher is something to be proud of then, good for you. It's one of the easiest professions to get into tbh. And one of the laziest jobs, what with all those school holidays.

Plus you're around kids ... there is a word for people who like being around kids ... not gonna say it 'cause you'll only get me banned, but trust me. Not manly at all.

Love to see you try it, you wouldn't last a week. Don't work 9 - 3.30 lad. More like 8 - 8. Not to mention planning lessons, reports, marking, differentiating lessons due to ability (that means setting out different work for the level of each child) as well as communicating with parents, arranging trips, meeting with staff at the school, planning, then planning for the next term.


And remember, in the middle of August, while you're in the world of work (unless Daddy is still paying your way), I'll be out enjoying a holiday in the sun somehwere. Can't complain about that. Also, don't forget, it's quite well paid.


Call me a paedo all you like, shows your maturity level. Which, judging by the current debate you started, doesn't really make you much of a 'man'.


Now run along little boy, get off Daddy's computer and get your crayons together for school on Monday morning.

Fuck me.

Fact is, you'll never have a great income as a teacher. It's not a greatly paid job at all. Love to see me try it? I wouldn't ever want to try being a teacher, it's shit. I bet you're going to be a Gym teacher and all

I think it's safe to say that a career in advertising for TV adverts, designing billboards and working with a top advertising company > being a teacher any day of the week.

You said you will earn 21,000 in your first year? That's fucking peanuts in comparison.

I got good grades in school, good grades in 6th form, and got a degree in Advertisement at Uni. As opposed to you, who probably got shit grades, and resorted to the EASY option of doing Sport Science at College.

Don't lecture me about hard work, I've busted a gut to get to where I am, so fuck you.

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:Barcelona bought success?

Didn't know investing in a youth academy was buying success.

What do you call Cobham then?

A fairly sad excuse/attempt of a youth academy?

Except it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

One of the top ten of what? Producing shit players?

Only youth academies I rate are West Hams, Arsenals, Ajax's, some French ones, Milan's, Madrid's, Barca's and Bilbao's. Everyone other academy can't even compete with these.

Zzonked wrote:Dan can change his job, you'll be a nob jockey for life.

Eternal Witcher wrote:Scott, your coming across as a bit of a tit

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:Barcelona bought success?

Didn't know investing in a youth academy was buying success.

What do you call Cobham then?

A fairly sad excuse/attempt of a youth academy?

Except it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

One of the top ten of what? Producing shit players?

Only youth academies I rate are West Hams, Arsenals, Ajax's, some French ones, Milan's, Madrid's, Barca's and Bilbao's. Everyone other academy can't even compete with these.

Scott wrote:

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:Lol, if you think being a Teacher is something to be proud of then, good for you. It's one of the easiest professions to get into tbh. And one of the laziest jobs, what with all those school holidays.

Plus you're around kids ... there is a word for people who like being around kids ... not gonna say it 'cause you'll only get me banned, but trust me. Not manly at all.

Love to see you try it, you wouldn't last a week. Don't work 9 - 3.30 lad. More like 8 - 8. Not to mention planning lessons, reports, marking, differentiating lessons due to ability (that means setting out different work for the level of each child) as well as communicating with parents, arranging trips, meeting with staff at the school, planning, then planning for the next term.


And remember, in the middle of August, while you're in the world of work (unless Daddy is still paying your way), I'll be out enjoying a holiday in the sun somehwere. Can't complain about that. Also, don't forget, it's quite well paid.


Call me a paedo all you like, shows your maturity level. Which, judging by the current debate you started, doesn't really make you much of a 'man'.


Now run along little boy, get off Daddy's computer and get your crayons together for school on Monday morning.

Fuck me.

Fact is, you'll never have a great income as a teacher. It's not a greatly paid job at all. Love to see me try it? I wouldn't ever want to try being a teacher, it's shit. I bet you're going to be a Gym teacher and all

I think it's safe to say that a career in advertising for TV adverts, designing billboards and working with a top advertising company > being a teacher any day of the week.

You said you will earn 21,000 in your first year? That's fucking peanuts in comparison.

I got good grades in school, good grades in 6th form, and got a degree in Advertisement at Uni. As opposed to you, who probably got shit grades, and resorted to the EASY option of doing Sport Science at College.

Don't lecture me about hard work, I've busted a gut to get to where I am, so fuck you.

ZlatanFabregas wrote:

Zzonked wrote:Dan can change his job, you'll be a nob jockey for life.

Bobby_Manc

Marvin wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

What do you call Cobham then?

A fairly sad excuse/attempt of a youth academy?

Except it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

One of the top ten of what? Producing shit players?

Only youth academies I rate are West Hams, Arsenals, Ajax's, some French ones, Milan's, Madrid's, Barca's and Bilbao's. Everyone other academy can't even compete with these.

Did you purposely leave out Sporting or just forgot?

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

What do you call Cobham then?

A fairly sad excuse/attempt of a youth academy?

Except
it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as
one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

One of the top
ten of what? Producing shit players?

Only youth academies I rate
are West Hams, Arsenals, Ajax's, some French ones, Milan's, Madrid's,
Barca's and Bilbao's. Everyone other academy can't even compete with
these.

What an ignorant cunt you are.

Arsenal rarely ever brings through a player from a young age (8-15). It's a scouting network - much like Chelsea.

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:Lol, if you think being a Teacher is something to be proud of then, good for you. It's one of the easiest professions to get into tbh. And one of the laziest jobs, what with all those school holidays.

Plus you're around kids ... there is a word for people who like being around kids ... not gonna say it 'cause you'll only get me banned, but trust me. Not manly at all.

Love to see you try it, you wouldn't last a week. Don't work 9 - 3.30 lad. More like 8 - 8. Not to mention planning lessons, reports, marking, differentiating lessons due to ability (that means setting out different work for the level of each child) as well as communicating with parents, arranging trips, meeting with staff at the school, planning, then planning for the next term.


And remember, in the middle of August, while you're in the world of work (unless Daddy is still paying your way), I'll be out enjoying a holiday in the sun somehwere. Can't complain about that. Also, don't forget, it's quite well paid.


Call me a paedo all you like, shows your maturity level. Which, judging by the current debate you started, doesn't really make you much of a 'man'.


Now run along little boy, get off Daddy's computer and get your crayons together for school on Monday morning.

Fuck me.

Fact is, you'll never have a great income as a teacher. It's not a greatly paid job at all. Love to see me try it? I wouldn't ever want to try being a teacher, it's shit. I bet you're going to be a Gym teacher and all

I think it's safe to say that a career in advertising for TV adverts, designing billboards and working with a top advertising company > being a teacher any day of the week.

You said you will earn 21,000 in your first year? That's fucking peanuts in comparison.

I got good grades in school, good grades in 6th form, and got a degree in Advertisement at Uni. As opposed to you, who probably got shit grades, and resorted to the EASY option of doing Sport Science at College.

Don't lecture me about hard work, I've busted a gut to get to where I am, so fuck you.

And I haven't? Like you said, don't like it, don't dish it out..

Let me end this right now, with one simple statement.


You've listed all your achievements, your education. Answer me this, would you have achieved that without a teacher?

polska. wrote:

Marvin wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:A fairly sad excuse/attempt of a youth academy?

Except it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

One of the top ten of what? Producing shit players?

Only youth academies I rate are West Hams, Arsenals, Ajax's, some French ones, Milan's, Madrid's, Barca's and Bilbao's. Everyone other academy can't even compete with these.

Did you purposely leave out Sporting or just forgot?

Forgot about Sporting.

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:A fairly sad excuse/attempt of a youth academy?

Except
it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as
one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

One of the top
ten of what? Producing shit players?

Only youth academies I rate
are West Hams, Arsenals, Ajax's, some French ones, Milan's, Madrid's,
Barca's and Bilbao's. Everyone other academy can't even compete with
these.

What an ignorant cunt you are.

Arsenal rarely ever brings through a player from a young age (8-15). It's a scouting network - much like Chelsea.

We've got plenty, especially at the moment in our youth team.

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

Marvin wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

Except it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

One of the top ten of what? Producing shit players?

Only youth academies I rate are West Hams, Arsenals, Ajax's, some French ones, Milan's, Madrid's, Barca's and Bilbao's. Everyone other academy can't even compete with these.

Did you purposely leave out Sporting or just forgot?

Forgot about Sporting.

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

Except
it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as
one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

One of the top
ten of what? Producing shit players?

Only youth academies I rate
are West Hams, Arsenals, Ajax's, some French ones, Milan's, Madrid's,
Barca's and Bilbao's. Everyone other academy can't even compete with
these.

What an ignorant cunt you are.

Arsenal rarely ever brings through a player from a young age (8-15). It's a scouting network - much like Chelsea.

We've got plenty, especially at the moment in our youth team.

As do we.

Not remember getting completely outplayed in the youth FA cup by Chelsea? We beat you 2-1, could have been about 7-1.

Oh wait, you don't even watch the youth, you just go with the hype.

Scott wrote:

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:Lol, if you think being a Teacher is something to be proud of then, good for you. It's one of the easiest professions to get into tbh. And one of the laziest jobs, what with all those school holidays.

Plus you're around kids ... there is a word for people who like being around kids ... not gonna say it 'cause you'll only get me banned, but trust me. Not manly at all.

Love to see you try it, you wouldn't last a week. Don't work 9 - 3.30 lad. More like 8 - 8. Not to mention planning lessons, reports, marking, differentiating lessons due to ability (that means setting out different work for the level of each child) as well as communicating with parents, arranging trips, meeting with staff at the school, planning, then planning for the next term.


And remember, in the middle of August, while you're in the world of work (unless Daddy is still paying your way), I'll be out enjoying a holiday in the sun somehwere. Can't complain about that. Also, don't forget, it's quite well paid.


Call me a paedo all you like, shows your maturity level. Which, judging by the current debate you started, doesn't really make you much of a 'man'.


Now run along little boy, get off Daddy's computer and get your crayons together for school on Monday morning.

Fuck me.

Fact is, you'll never have a great income as a teacher. It's not a greatly paid job at all. Love to see me try it? I wouldn't ever want to try being a teacher, it's shit. I bet you're going to be a Gym teacher and all

I think it's safe to say that a career in advertising for TV adverts, designing billboards and working with a top advertising company > being a teacher any day of the week.

You said you will earn 21,000 in your first year? That's fucking peanuts in comparison.

I got good grades in school, good grades in 6th form, and got a degree in Advertisement at Uni. As opposed to you, who probably got shit grades, and resorted to the EASY option of doing Sport Science at College.

Don't lecture me about hard work, I've busted a gut to get to where I am, so fuck you.

And I haven't? Like you said, don't like it, don't dish it out..

Let me end this right now, with one simple statement.


You've listed all your achievements, your education. Answer me this, would you have achieved that without a teacher?

At Uni my teachers were fucking useless. A lot of people in my Uni class failed/dropped out because of it.

But my teachers in 6th form were okay I guess.

Marvin wrote:I like how it's the same argument going on in two different threads.

blackskar wrote:Oh well then Luke I guess


Chelsea > Arsenal because of one game

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

Marvin wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

Except it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

One of the top ten of what? Producing shit players?

Only youth academies I rate are West Hams, Arsenals, Ajax's, some French ones, Milan's, Madrid's, Barca's and Bilbao's. Everyone other academy can't even compete with these.

Did you purposely leave out Sporting or just forgot?

Forgot about Sporting.

luke. wrote:

polska. wrote:

luke. wrote:

Except
it's been lauded by the Guardian (whose sports section is regarded as
one of the best) as one of the top 10 in Europe.

One of the top
ten of what? Producing shit players?

Only youth academies I rate
are West Hams, Arsenals, Ajax's, some French ones, Milan's, Madrid's,
Barca's and Bilbao's. Everyone other academy can't even compete with
these.

What an ignorant cunt you are.

Arsenal rarely ever brings through a player from a young age (8-15). It's a scouting network - much like Chelsea.

We've got plenty, especially at the moment in our youth team.

As do we.

Not remember getting completely outplayed in the youth FA cup by Chelsea? We beat you 2-1, could have been about 7-1.

Oh wait, you don't even watch the youth, you just go with the hype.

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:

Dan wrote:



Love to see you try it, you wouldn't last a week. Don't work 9 - 3.30 lad. More like 8 - 8. Not to mention planning lessons, reports, marking, differentiating lessons due to ability (that means setting out different work for the level of each child) as well as communicating with parents, arranging trips, meeting with staff at the school, planning, then planning for the next term.


And remember, in the middle of August, while you're in the world of work (unless Daddy is still paying your way), I'll be out enjoying a holiday in the sun somehwere. Can't complain about that. Also, don't forget, it's quite well paid.


Call me a paedo all you like, shows your maturity level. Which, judging by the current debate you started, doesn't really make you much of a 'man'.


Now run along little boy, get off Daddy's computer and get your crayons together for school on Monday morning.

Fuck me.

Fact is, you'll never have a great income as a teacher. It's not a greatly paid job at all. Love to see me try it? I wouldn't ever want to try being a teacher, it's shit. I bet you're going to be a Gym teacher and all

I think it's safe to say that a career in advertising for TV adverts, designing billboards and working with a top advertising company > being a teacher any day of the week.

You said you will earn 21,000 in your first year? That's fucking peanuts in comparison.

I got good grades in school, good grades in 6th form, and got a degree in Advertisement at Uni. As opposed to you, who probably got shit grades, and resorted to the EASY option of doing Sport Science at College.

Don't lecture me about hard work, I've busted a gut to get to where I am, so fuck you.

And I haven't? Like you said, don't like it, don't dish it out..

Let me end this right now, with one simple statement.


You've listed all your achievements, your education. Answer me this, would you have achieved that without a teacher?

At Uni my teachers were fucking useless. A lot of people in my Uni class failed/dropped out because of it.

But my teachers in 6th form were okay I guess.

One of the most important jobs in the world teaching. Don't care what you think, you can't deny it. Don;t care what you think, but I take pride in being a teacher.


On the topic of your Advertising degree, hope it all goes well for you and you get where you want to be. I for one wouldn't attack someone for working and taking the path they want, but each to their own.

Scott wrote:

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:

Dan wrote:

Scott wrote:

Fuck me.

Fact is, you'll never have a great income as a teacher. It's not a greatly paid job at all. Love to see me try it? I wouldn't ever want to try being a teacher, it's shit. I bet you're going to be a Gym teacher and all

I think it's safe to say that a career in advertising for TV adverts, designing billboards and working with a top advertising company > being a teacher any day of the week.

You said you will earn 21,000 in your first year? That's fucking peanuts in comparison.

I got good grades in school, good grades in 6th form, and got a degree in Advertisement at Uni. As opposed to you, who probably got shit grades, and resorted to the EASY option of doing Sport Science at College.

Don't lecture me about hard work, I've busted a gut to get to where I am, so fuck you.

And I haven't? Like you said, don't like it, don't dish it out..

Let me end this right now, with one simple statement.


You've listed all your achievements, your education. Answer me this, would you have achieved that without a teacher?

At Uni my teachers were fucking useless. A lot of people in my Uni class failed/dropped out because of it.

But my teachers in 6th form were okay I guess.

One of the most important jobs in the world teaching. Don't care what you think, you can't deny it. Don;t care what you think, but I take pride in being a teacher.


On the topic of your Advertising degree, hope it all goes well for you and you get where you want to be. I for one wouldn't attack someone for working and taking the path they want, but each to their own.

Way to make me feel like a cruel dickhead.