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Offline hornyguylondon

Kyle Walker: Man City defender says he is 'harassed' after admitting breaking lockdown rules.

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The allegations:
Hosted a party involving two sex workers
Broke lockdown three times in 24 hours this week:
Went to Sheffield to see his sister on Wednesday to give her a birthday present and hugged her.
Travelled to his parent's house to "pick up some home-cooked meals".
Went for a cycle ride with a friend.

In classic victim style, Walker responded with these classics:

 "At a time when the focus is understandably on Covid-19, at what point does mental health get taken into consideration?
Answer - When you stop acting like a twat and breaching the rules !!!!

"It is sad, but I feel as though my life is being scrutinised without any context".
Answer - see previous answer ! - words fail me  :lol:



Offline Avg_Joe

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entitled spineless football cunt.... you should not be surprised, and he should be fined in relation to his income, because obviously he isn't going to understand anything else
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Offline Chorley

Like most  modern footballers he's a spoilt entitled cunt.  :thumbsdown:

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Not only him to be fair

Too many arse holes running around and do not think that rules are for them,  they can do whatever they want.

I wold like to see a few of them fined heavily like say 25% of the yearly wage after tax and or prison sentence of a few weeks. 

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Not only him to be fair

Too many arse holes running around and do not think that rules are for them,  they can do whatever they want.

I wold like to see a few of them fined heavily like say 25% of the yearly wage after tax and or prison sentence of a few weeks.

Just think a Dartmoor v Strangeways football match

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Never heard of him.
But if he's a footballer, MUST be an arsehole useless overpaid twat

Offline ratedj

Never heard of him.
But if he's a footballer, MUST be an arsehole useless overpaid twat

Looooooool.

Offline lostandfound

Just think a Dartmoor v Strangeways football match

Wouldn't be allowed - non essential travel.

And what footballer would be locked up on Dartmoor? Cruel and unusual punishment.

Offline conrod

Kyle Walker is the stereotypical modern footballer:

1) Thick as two short planks
2) I am above the law cuz I am rich.

Previously it was just no.1 but since the advent of the premier league No. 2 is more prevalent.

Offline Chorley

Kyle Walker is the stereotypical modern footballer:

1) Thick as two short planks
2) I am above the law cuz I am rich.

Previously it was just no.1 but since the advent of the premier league No. 2 is more prevalent.
And covered in shit tats. Twat!  :dash: :dash: :dash:

Offline hornyguylondon

Never heard of him.
But if he's a footballer, MUST be an arsehole useless overpaid twat

Fibber, sounds like you do know him quite well  :lol:

Offline boardyhell

city will be looking at this carefully i hope, not good for their image and they are very conscious of their image

Offline The High Sparrow

reading between the lines it sounds like there is something more to the story than has been revealed
from the BBC article

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City will not take any disciplinary action against Walker.

The Premier League club feel there were some personal circumstances surrounding his trip which provide important context



Offline Romeo Sensini

Man City won’t want to throw an asset under the bus and have proved before now that they don’t let rules get in their way. So instead they suggest there were greater motives and hope everyone lets it slide.

Offline boardyhell

They have said they won’t take action over the last infringement but they are still investigating the hookers
He is a loose cannon and it wouldn’t surprise me If they move him on when they can and it suits them
Wages will be a problem

Offline Adoniron

He's a stupid selfish entitled twat and proves it every time he opens his mouth.

Offline christofferson

Walker has two kids with his missus, was cheating on her with some celeb model type who has recently had his child.
In between there was the " sex orgy ".
Recently talked about returning to Sheffield Utd to finish his career, so Le Axe must be looming at Citeh.
... Kyle, if you're logged on, you are a complete twat.

Offline hornyguylondon

reading between the lines it sounds like there is something more to the story than has been revealed
from the BBC article

You’re right, there’s a lot more to it, the context was it was a 4 hour party  :dash:

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I am actually a City fan! This was the first I have heard! More like Kyle Wanker if true!!!!! :lol:
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You didn't know? Call yourself a bloody fan?  :rolleyes:  :D

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I not been following any football, I cancelled my sky subscription when the season went on hold. I knew I would get some shit thrown at me! Who cares! Please update me on any other club news!!  :drinks:
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Offline conrod

And covered in shit tats. Twat!  :dash: :dash: :dash:

Definitely would be No.3!

Offline The Owl

Like most  modern footballers he's a spoilt entitled cunt.  :thumbsdown:

What do you expect from a bunch of overpaid fairies who fall over and rolls around like they're been beaten with a metal pipe the second someone on the pitch breathes on them when they have the ball.

Offline boardyhell

that's probably unfair to some of them, such as james milner and i will get back to you when i can think of someone else

Offline hornyguylondon

I not been following any football, I cancelled my sky subscription when the season went on hold. I knew I would get some shit thrown at me! Who cares! Please update me on any other club news!!  :drinks:

Pep Guardiola is the new Manager  :lol:

Offline ratedj

that's probably unfair to some of them, such as james milner and i will get back to you when i can think of someone else

Exactly. It's quite narrow-minded and stereotypical to generalise all footballers as being the same.

Offline ratedj

You didn't know? Call yourself a bloody fan?  :rolleyes:  :D

C'mon now, after all he is a 'Citeh' fan!  :lol: :lol:

Offline Chorley

C'mon now, after all he is a 'Citeh' fan!  :lol: :lol:
Used to be United fans  :D How times have changed.  :cool:

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Exactly. It's quite narrow-minded and stereotypical to generalise all footballers as being the same.
Not really.  :rolleyes: I'm a massive football fan and I'd regard the vast majority of pro footballers as complete bellends

Offline boardyhell

Exactly. It's quite narrow-minded and stereotypical to generalise all footballers as being the same.
i was half joking but a lot of them aren't in touch with real life and live through their agent
a lot of them do good charity work and donate to charities
however the premiership players are grossly overpaid these days and live in a different world to us
not that i blame them for accepting the wages
i remember the chelsea players drinking in the kings rd on a saturday night
malcom McDonald brought the fulham team into my local pub for a beer one night
joking aside i see both sides of the argument ,kyle walker isn't a thing example of a footballer

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i was half joking but a lot of them aren't in touch with real life and live through their agent
a lot of them do good charity work and donate to charities
however the premiership players are grossly overpaid these days and live in a different world to us
not that i blame them for accepting the wages
i remember the chelsea players drinking in the kings rd on a saturday night
malcom McDonald brought the fulham team into my local pub for a beer one night
joking aside i see both sides of the argument ,kyle walker isn't a thing example of a footballer

Don't get me wrong, Kyle Walker was an absolute idiot and at 29 years of age he should know better. However, it's too simplistic to sgggest that all footballers are the same. As you mentioned many players make charitibale donations that we don't always hear about. Juan Mata helped support the lanuch of the Common Goal charitable initiative, which has seen a number of players pledge 1% of their salaries. I'm also speaking from experience as I know a couple who remained humble and cool.

Whislt they do live in a completely different world to us is this not the same for all top sportsmen/sportswomen? Market conditions will always dictate remuneration, and in this respect they are not overpaid.
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Offline joe diddley

It's cunts like Walker who are, in the final analysis and in their small way, going to keep football under lockdown for longer than might otherwise be necessary. The virus continues to wreck havoc on people's lives and those like Walker do nothing to contribute to stop it. We all have to make sacrifices right now, some of us (not me, I'm glad to say) locked down in tiny flats with large families. Walker no doubt lives in a massive drum with a lot of money to cushion the effects of isolation and his sacrifice is a comparatively small one, unlike so many others who have lost their jobs and are under enormous stress. The cunt deserves a fucking slap in my opinion.

Offline hermanmunster

It's cunts like Walker who are, in the final analysis and in their small way, going to keep football under lockdown for longer than might otherwise be necessary. The virus continues to wreck havoc on people's lives and those like Walker do nothing to contribute to stop it. We all have to make sacrifices right now, some of us (not me, I'm glad to say) locked down in tiny flats with large families. Walker no doubt lives in a massive drum with a lot of money to cushion the effects of isolation and his sacrifice is a comparatively small one, unlike so many others who have lost their jobs and are under enormous stress. The cunt deserves a fucking slap in my opinion.

It's probably more than football that will be locked down longer than necessary.  These "high profile" "personalities" who make the news when breaking lockdown restrictions just highlight the inability of many of us to adhere to the guidelines, so this inevitably will be noticed by those in power and have some effect on the timing of lockdown release.

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i dont think the £1000 fine will worry him much  :thumbsdown: better City fine him a months wages or more  :thumbsup:

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Don't get me wrong, Kyle Walker was an absolute idiot and at 29 years of age he should know better. However, it's too simplistic to sgggest that all footballers are the same. As you mentioned many players make charitibale donations that we don't always hear about. Juan Mata helped support the lanuch of the Common Goal charitable initiative, which has seen a number of players pledge 1% of their salaries. I'm also speaking from experience as I know a couple who remained humble and cool.

Whislt they do live in a completely different world to us is this not the same for all top sportsmen/sportswomen? Market conditions will always dictate remuneration, and in this respect they are not overpaid.
juan mata is on a different planet to kyle walker ,i can see united keeping him on as an example to younger players
however from memory very few players have taken his lead in giving one per cent of his wages

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juan mata is on a different planet to kyle walker ,i can see united keeping him on as an example to younger players
however from memory very few players have taken his lead in giving one per cent of his wages

I agree, he is, but he isn't alone. In an ideal world United would hang on to his professionalism, though as I'm sure we're all aware football is as much a business as it is a sport. Players who have signed up to the initiative extends outside of England. 

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the easy answer to this is his insurnace company should cancel his insurance, and then they can take and squash his chelsea tractor.... problem solved, cunt wont be driving around the place :D



In all seriousness, that's what should happen to those found breaking the lockdown for no good reason... means of transport impounded, fine to release AFTER lockdown lifts fully and not before


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