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Jussi

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he might be a top keeper but the guy is a tosser,

 

seen him a few months ago walking up chorley new pushing a pram

so mi mate beeps im in passenger with the window down give him the thumbs up and 'yes jussi'

the guy glairs at us. write give him benafit he might just of got the little one off, so last thing he needs is somone beeping.

 

saturday night in the casino walking out he comes out of the toilet i say alright jussi he stared at me like i'd just pissed on his kids.

 

it was a passing hello i was'nt mithering or anything like that. lucky he was with his misses or i would of told him what i thought of him. (which i am a st holder and pay most of my wages to a fraction of yours u lanky prick)

 

the south yorkshire ob where more friendly than him

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saturday night in the casino walking out he comes out of the toilet i say alright jussi he stared at me like i'd just pissed on his kids.

 

Did you call him 'Juicy' though? He might be wary of cottagers.

Did you call him 'Juicy' though? He might be wary of cottagers.

 

:rofl:

 

Seriously though, it doesn't take much to say hello and be polite. We pay their wages ffs.

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I was driving down the East Lancs a season or so back when the team coach drew alongside, complete with Police escort. My 8 year old was sat in the back in all his Bolton finery, waving at the coach as we edged through the trafic. Waves/thumbs up and big smiles from Stelios, Davies, Bruno and a couple of others, but a fecking foul snide glare from Jussi. The bloke is one ignorant bleeder, and the fact that he chooses to live and socialise in a town where he will inevitatbly be recognised yet insists on acting like a tit, speaks volumes.

I saw him pussing a pram down Silverwell St about 12 months ago. I said nothing and he said nothing back. What a coont.

When he came to our house yesterday for his tea, he told he was sick of pissed-up half-wits talking to him and folk gesturing to him from passing vehicles.

 

He was an absolute gent all day, apart from him nicking the last after-eight mint and also pissing on the bog seat.

 

 

PS He's coming to come to your works soon to give you some shit if you make a mistake too.

When he came to our house yesterday for his tea, he told he was sick of pissed-up half-wits talking to him and folk gesturing to him from passing vehicles.

 

He was an absolute gent all day, apart from him nicking the last after-eight mint and also pissing on the bog seat.

PS He's coming to come to your works soon to give you some shit if you make a mistake too.

 

 

And I shall tell him to f-off just like he did with the nice folk from the ESL.

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And I shall tell him to f-off just like he did with the nice folk from the ESL.

 

He said he never meant to say that. He meant to say "f??ck off, you spotty tramps!"

He said he never meant to say that. He meant to say "f??ck off, you spotty tramps!"

 

 

maybe I've misjudged him.

Hmm. Not just me then. At the pre-season autograph signing I took my 10yr old daughter, now admittedly we were virtually the last through, but she's beaming away at him as he signs her shirt and he just completely blanks her, stands up and fooks off. And another thing, after the Blackburn game when we were all going nuts and singing his name he had to be dragged as far as the half way line to half heartedly acknowledge us. The 'who pays your wages' thing sprung to my mind, too.

Hmm. Not just me then. At the pre-season autograph signing I took my 10yr old daughter, now admittedly we were virtually the last through, but she's beaming away at him as he signs her shirt and he just completely blanks her, stands up and fooks off. And another thing, after the Blackburn game when we were all going nuts and singing his name he had to be dragged as far as the half way line to half heartedly acknowledge us. The 'who pays your wages' thing sprung to my mind, too.

 

He passed me on the golf course just after the Blackburn game and I just said well done at blackburn. No thankyou or anything like that, just a half heated scandinavian "yah" as he walked passed. However one of my friends dads is a very good mate of his and hasn't a bad word for him. So maybe you just have to get to know him. Although you would of thought he could make a little effort.

At the after party to the players dinner everyone was fantastic except him, he was an utter w??nker who deserved a good shoeing for his attitude towards the people there.

 

Diouff on the other hand was an absolute gem. Amazing how the press portray people isn't it, Jussi is a god yet Dioff is a disgrace etc....

 

Saying that a few years ago just before a game in the old division one I saw Sam before the game and said "c'mon Sam lets kick some f??ckin arse today" and he said "too f??ckin right"

Seven years later at the dinner I said to him I was gutted for him that he never got the England job but was glad he was staying with us. His response was "whatever"

 

Lampard and Beckham are the best players I have ever met. Gary Neville was a c??nt, however I did say to him he was an inbred sister sh??gging c??nt. Gerrard and Owen were c??nts too, just were not i nterested at all

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I've met a few footballers socially, and as a rule they are fine - Andy Todd was the most decent, he was the only one who was happy nay delighted to talk about football (said Drogba and Vieira squeeled like pigs when tackled).

 

Okocha was a nice guy and said that English fans were a doddle compared to Turkey and Nigeria so was always happy to have a chat.

 

Dioufy is a top lad but just a kid with no education thrust into a life of money and fame. He gets no guidance and has coped pretty well all things considered. The only black mark was that he had his name in diamonique across his dashboard. Not good.

 

Jussi is an ignorant coont. Simple as.

 

Dave Felgate brought me an internal door to my car and was very polite.

met rickets in asda once young dhill asked him for his moniker he just thrust it back at him never looked at him ,,, on the other hand met jayjay in streetwise young un had his bowton shirt on jay jay was over talking to him had a photo and a chat sound fella .but they are all still overpaid jumped up charlie big times who couldnt give f u ck about the average fan

I saw him pussing a pram down Silverwell St about 12 months ago. I said nothing and he said nothing back. What a coont.
Where you waiting for him to say "howdo Underpants" before you would say anything back?

 

 

 

A customer of mine told me a story of when her family went on holiday and jussi's family were staying at the same place. She didn't say anything about his attitude but she did say that his son who was about 3 or 4 yrs old at the time was running around in a Man Utd shirt.

I do reckon Jussi is quite shy, as many keepers are portrayed.

 

However, he is miserable, and seemingly has no patience whatsoever.

 

Soundest footballer I've ever met was Neil Cox. Must've spent five to ten minutes talking to him in Asda some years ago.

 

Johansen was brilliant as well. Great sense of humour, and then of course there's Gudni.

Soundest footballer I've ever met was Neil Cox. Must've spent five to ten minutes talking to him in Asda some years ago.

 

Hope he didn't have ice-cream in his basket.

Jussi acknowledged me at the Bok one night after a game. But then again he had to, as the doors to the lift I was in were about to close on his pram.

 

Mike Whitlow, top fella

Does he ever go anywhere without his pram? and is there anything inside it?

Does he ever go anywhere without his pram? and is there anything inside it?

 

Perhaps he's homeless and he carries all his goods & chattels around in it. And maybe that's why he's so grumpy, can't be any fun sleeping on the streets.

The best of them was all was and he still is, is Supa John, without any doubt!! He as time for everyone! An absolute fukin' quality bloke! :good:

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Neil Howarth the ex-Burnley and Macclesfield defender is one of the most ignorant footballers I have ever had the pleasure of meeting.

Andy and John up a tree

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You bastard Zoz... :yahoo: ::::::::lol:::::::: ::::::::lol:::::::: ::::::::lol::::::::

The most ignorant of them all is Allardyce himself.

 

I was at a BBQ last summer, when he jumped the hot dog queue in front of me, took two hot dogs and stuffed them whole into his mouth.

 

Stelios is also ignorant as i saw him taking up a disabled parking spot at my local gym.

 

The friendliest footballer has to be Dean Windass: a true gent and arguably the best uncapped striker in the country.

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