McBurnie In away end

[Tongeincheek]

Over 28k at Cardiff and Sky just happen to pick Ollie out what a truly shithouse organisation they are, I'm more bothered about his dress sense than owt looks a right nana.

He doesn’t look owt like my nana - she was 4 foot 9

 

[TintwistleS2]

If you notice in the media it's always the club then the players name in the first sentence.
When a player is on the news he could have had ten clubs but certain media will mention SU IF he played for us in the first line ! Imo

 

[GRUMPY BLADE]

Loving Neville's twitter profile pic. We've converted him.

He's lost his Bury so we've mopped him up.

 

[mablethorpe utd]

Fa have just warned him.

Common sense prevails.

He's been told to save the gestures for the pigs.

 

[Sean Thornton]

If anything, he loses points for not kidney punching someone in the disabled section.

That's why he watches the Jacks. Wouldn't hack it as a Blade, too soft .... not a big enough disgrace.

 

[Auld Reekie Blade]

So you don't think he's done anything wrong and it's acceptable as someone in the public eye (globally) and as a role model (which all professional footballers are) to act as he is?

No.

In my opinion, footballers aren’t role models. That’s the job of parents. Problem is too many are crap at that job, however, that’s another debate.

As for bringing United into disrepute, I think we fans are just as good, if not better in some cases.

As for the FA, they’ve rapped his knuckles. It would have been a non-story, as still is in my eyes, if Sky and the rest of the media didn’t have to invent stories to fill the 24 hour news cycle to sell advertising space.

 

[Bertie Mee]

He might be our player but clearly he is a prick!

 

[cahill]

So you don't think he's done anything wrong and it's acceptable as someone in the public eye (globally) and as a role model (which all professional footballers are) to act as he is?

Personally I’ve never looked to footballers as role models, I just pay money to watch them demonstrate their ability on a football pitch. No more no less.

Although have gone out today and bought a gold chain and a twat hat,

 

[cahill]

He might be our player but clearly he is a prick!

He may be or maybe not. Who cares !

 

[ZLB]

If anything, he loses points for not kidney punching someone in the disabled section.

Kidney punch. Disabled section. Hehehe.

 

[Bladesman]

 

[Wards]

When we all start listening to Simon Jordan then it’s time to pack it all in. Blokes a know-nowt cretin.

 

[1889]

I think McBurnie must have some sort of self destruct gene, his careers at a peak, yet unbelievably he’s getting arrested, interacting with slappers on Twitter and knocking about with a load of fucking idiots?

Never mind what Gary Neville, Simon Jordan and Jamie O’Hara think. he wants to worry about what Chris Wilder and Prince Abdullah think. because I imagine they’re patience is wearing a little thin. £20M or not, I wouldn’t imagine they’d need much more material to cancel his contract?

 

[WhittingtonBlade]

I think McBurnie must have some sort of self destruct gene, his careers at a peak, yet unbelievably he’s getting arrested, interacting with slappers on Twitter and knocking about with a load of fucking idiots?

Never mind what Gary Neville, Simon Jordan and Jamie O’Hara think. he wants to worry about what Chris Wilder and Prince Abdullah think. because I imagine they’re patience is wearing a little thin. £20M or not, I wouldn’t imagine they’d need much more material to cancel his contract?

I’m not claiming to know the bloke personally, but I don’t think Wilder will be too bothered by his antics at Swansea. That is provided he turned up for training the next day on time & without an hangover etc. I imagine he just got a semi serious “you daft or what” and a clip round ear from Wilder. Princey probably has no idea about this & it’s well beneath him anyway. I imagine Wilder gave have him a good bollocking over the drink driving though.

 

[Scooter_mcgavin]

Some people must have had some fucking dull lives growing up if they think this is an issue.

 

[Billyblade]

When we all start listening to Simon Jordan then it’s time to pack it all in. Blokes a know-nowt cretin.

Football's equivalent of Piers Fucking Morgan

 

[Bert]

McBurnie's problem is that he's immature, he dresses and behaves like a 15 year old.

 

[1889]

I think McBurnie must have some sort of self destruct gene, his careers at a peak, yet unbelievably he’s getting arrested, interacting with slappers on Twitter and knocking about with a load of fucking idiots?

Never mind what Gary Neville, Simon Jordan and Jamie O’Hara think. he wants to worry about what Chris Wilder and Prince Abdullah think. because I imagine they’re patience is wearing a little thin. £20M or not, I wouldn’t imagine they’d need much more material to cancel his contract?

In hindsight, maybe I’ve overreacted, I can’t see them realistically writing of a £20M investment, but I can see Wilder looking to get rid to the highest bidder, if he doesn’t start toeing the line.

I’m sure he’s a nice lad, but he isn’t coloured in properly. Ultimately his juvenile behaviour and the company he keeps, could cost him more than he could imagine.

 

[Scooter_mcgavin]

In hindsight, maybe I’ve overreacted, I can’t see them realistically writing of a £20M investment, but I can see Wilder looking to get rid to the highest bidder, if he doesn’t start toeing the line.

I’m sure he’s a nice lad, but he isn’t coloured in properly. Ultimately his juvenile behaviour and the company he keeps, could cost him more than he could imagine.

Rooney had a career full of scandal, didn't exactly harm his career and I don't remember him being taken to task by his employers.

As for the drink driving (which is a disgrace), there are bucket loads of professionals, many England internationals that have also been guilty of this. Why should McB be treat any differently just because he has a wild dress sense and enjoys a laugh?

 

[S5Blade]

 

[LoughboroBlade]

Wilder about to incur the wrath of the miserable bastards.

“but he don’t talk proper Chris!”

 

[Roygbiv]

Wilder doesn't give a shit. What a surprise

 

[Scooter_mcgavin]

Wilder doesn't give a shit. What a surprise

Said before he wont care one jot.
However, this afternoon adrian durham will be all over this once again saying chris wilder not taking something else seriously now.

 

[true99blade]

Feel sorry for the fuckers who actually think footballers are role models. Footballers have always been the type of personality I’d want my kid to steer clear of.

 

[Roygbiv]

Said before he wont care one jot.
However, this afternoon adrian durham will be all over this once again saying chris wilder not taking something else seriously now.

It was obvious. When he was at Bradford we beat Coventry in the quarter final of the cup. Wilder was part of the pitch invasion and even jumped on Steve Thompson's back. Imagine if McBurnie had done that on Sunday!

 

[Scooter_mcgavin]

"He didn't really go in camouflage disguise! [His jacket] isn't something I would wear but he managed - in his opinion - to carry it off. "

Lolz

 

[Hamburg Blade]

People are not understanding what Chris Wilder has said in that tweet. He says he can relate to him going back, he says he has no problem with it, but he also says they have rightly received a letter from the FA. In other words, he agrees with the reminder from the FA to behave.

 

[Tynemouth Blade]

It's obviously gone well with the Swansea fanbase

 

[SwitchBLADE Smiles]

It's obviously gone well with the Swansea fanbase

Correct.... And the Sheffield United fanbase.

 

[Scooter_mcgavin]

Fleck: "It's just a standard McBurnie jacket, we're used to it by now"