Oh fuck off with that.JMB_94 wrote:Kuled wrote:I really feel for the guy.
You really feel for him....because he can't take a bit of stick on twitter?
Shouldn't even be on the internet.
JMB_94 wrote:Kuled wrote:I really feel for the guy.
You really feel for him....because he can't take a bit of stick on twitter?
Shouldn't even be on the internet.
Obviously not, but you'd feel like complete shit.ResurrectionRooney wrote:It is a bit pathetic to be honest. If you're booed off the pitch by your own supporters, you don't retire.
polska. wrote:Oh fuck off with that.JMB_94 wrote:Kuled wrote:I really feel for the guy.
You really feel for him....because he can't take a bit of stick on twitter?
Shouldn't even be on the internet.
If thousands of people told you you were shit at being a footballer in a space of two hours since opening a twitter account, I'd be really hurt as well.
This isn't some "can't take harsh words from troll on internet", this is abuse akin to being booed off the pitch by your own supporters.
Cornholio wrote:Does this really surprise anyone?
Seems typicalof Man U fan's behaviour.
I'm pretty sure you guys were booing Paul Konchesky or something?Cornholio wrote:Does this really surprise anyone?
Seems typicalof Man U fan's behaviour.
Why not? It's the exact same thing if not worse. Words are much harsher than a simple boo.JMB_94 wrote:polska. wrote:Oh fuck off with that.JMB_94 wrote:Kuled wrote:I really feel for the guy.
You really feel for him....because he can't take a bit of stick on twitter?
Shouldn't even be on the internet.
If thousands of people told you you were shit at being a footballer in a space of two hours since opening a twitter account, I'd be really hurt as well.
This isn't some "can't take harsh words from troll on internet", this is abuse akin to being booed off the pitch by your own supporters.
As i said, if a bunch of lowlifes on the internet are going to get to him, then why did he even bother joining twitter? He didn't have to, and he should've known what he was getting himself into. You can't really compare this to being booed off a football pitch.
) but I don't blame him at all.
3 people "abused" him compared top thousands condemning the prats.luke. wrote:Cornholio wrote:Does this really surprise anyone?
Seems typicalof Man U fan's behaviour.
Says the Liverpool fan, whose fans abused Pacheco for congratulating Torres on his goal.
Like I said, it's not just a couple tweets, it seems like thousands of harsh abusive tweets.luke. wrote:Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words may never hurt me.
Gibson needs to man up.
luke. wrote:Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words may never hurt me.
Gibson needs to man up.
ResurrectionRooney wrote:Yeah, so do I. I once disagreed with an article that was written in The Times 15 years ago, and thought their facts were poorly sourced. There I was reading the BBC site, and I clicked a link and it was that fucking rag, no warning at all. I had to click off it and go and read a version from Sky Sports.
polska. wrote:Why not? It's the exact same thing if not worse. Words are much harsher than a simple boo.JMB_94 wrote:polska. wrote:Oh fuck off with that.JMB_94 wrote:Kuled wrote:I really feel for the guy.
You really feel for him....because he can't take a bit of stick on twitter?
Shouldn't even be on the internet.
If thousands of people told you you were shit at being a footballer in a space of two hours since opening a twitter account, I'd be really hurt as well.
This isn't some "can't take harsh words from troll on internet", this is abuse akin to being booed off the pitch by your own supporters.
As i said, if a bunch of lowlifes on the internet are going to get to him, then why did he even bother joining twitter? He didn't have to, and he should've known what he was getting himself into. You can't really compare this to being booed off a football pitch.
If the OP is to be believed, it seems as if he got nothing but abuse from his twitter account. I agree it is soft on his part for closing the twitter accounts (I would've tweeted " @all haters; I play for United and you don't, so fuck off " or something
luke. wrote:Sticks and stones may break my bones, but chains and whips excite me
Fonseca wrote:luke. wrote:Sticks and stones may break my bones, but chains and whips excite me
Ew you're gay
Well, that's an obvious lie.JMB_94 wrote:rioferdy5
Rio Ferdinand
Darron Gibson says he came on to see what the lads were up to....he came off because he couldn't be bothered with it not any other reason.
Kuled wrote:I'm pretty sure you guys were booing Paul Konchesky or something?Cornholio wrote:Does this really surprise anyone?
Seems typicalof Man U fan's behaviour.
ResurrectionRooney wrote:Eternal Witcher wrote:Btw this story was on a link on BBC live text. Got taken to the sun's webpage without any warning whatsover. Had to backtrack and get the guardian version.
Well in bbc.
Fucking hell man, how did you cope? No warning whatsoever? I hope you're OK.
ahlycotc wrote:Fonseca wrote:luke. wrote:Sticks and stones may break my bones, but chains and whips excite me
Ew you're gay
God, I hate that song.
But Forest fans are true supporters.Woody wrote:You wouldn't get cunts abusing a Forest player on Twitter. Our fans back our players and wish them luck, not lower there confidence.
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