What Do Sore Losers Do?

Last night, right after Valencia's triumph over Inter Milan in the Champions League, a huge brawl kicked off and again, it was utterly disgraceful.

Valencia held to the 2-2 scoreline back from San Siro a fortnight ago and perhaps due to the fact that the Inter players were sore losers, kicked up a big fuss and it turned into a full fledged cat and mouse game.



I was laughing at the Valencia player who hit someone in the face before running off and everyone tried to rugby tackle him.

But honestly, what has football became? Every week we get the same ol sh*t. Talking point no longer focus on the pitch but on fracas and fight club imitations. Someone better sort these people out before they ruin our beautiful game.

Kung-fu Fighting! *der der der der*

The recent friendly between Queen's Park Rangers and the Chinese Olympic team became a full fledged martial arts exhibition.



Bruce Lee must be real proud...

Football's A Game For Thugs?

After this video, you might think so. Anyway, don't watch it while you're having your lunch or dinner.

MAJOR Handbags

Players were banned for between two and 12 months for their various parts in the disturbance.

Former Southampton forward Agustin Delgado, who has played in two World Cups for Ecuador, was banned for a year for his role.

Subsequently, Delgado apologised for taking part in the melee in which he was filmed kicking and punching opponents.

The player claimed he was provoked by opponents who he said targeted his injured leg.

The flare-up occurred in LDU's 1-1 draw at home to Barcelona, with the latter team suffering injuries to four players as a result of the brawl.

Carlos Diogo vs Luis Fabiano

Well, a heated conversation. Then a little head butt....then...



Grown man fighting like 7 year old kids. Disgraceful. To me, it looked like the fighting scene in those Chinese 'wayang' show. Tok tok, CHIANG!

Never EVER Do That...

'God' Not Watching Closely Enough...

Bellamy In Nightclub Trouble Again

Craig Bellamy grabbed a young woman by the throat after they bumped into each other at a nightclub, a court heard today.

The Wales and Liverpool striker is alleged to have assaulted 19-year-old Sophie Palmer and 20-year-old Holly Smith during a night out in Cardiff city centre during the early hours of February 5 this year.

Prosecutor Mike Hammett told Cardiff Magistrates Court the alleged altercation happened as Bellamy was walking in a corridor at the No 10 nightclub at about 2am.

Mr Hammett said Bellamy collided with Miss Palmer as she walked in the opposite direction, and "words were exchanged".

Bellamy is said to have then grabbed Miss Palmer's friend, Holly Smith, by the wrist and swore at her.

The court heard that moments later he followed the pair after they had walked away and grabbed Miss Palmer by the throat.

Bellamy's friend and sometime minder, Franklin Lynch, was also accused of assaulting Miss Palmer, and is alleged to have grabbed her in a bear hug when she tried to get assistance from door staff.

After the two women made an official complaint to police, Bellamy told officers during an interview the incident started when he caught the eye of one of the complainants, in the nightclub.

Seriously, as a Liverpool player, you not only conduct yourself ON the field, but OFF the field as well. Not that there's a special rule for the Reds player, but I think if Bellamy doesn't change his attitude, he'll be out of the club before he can even make any sort of positive impact. It's already frustrating enough to see him play so badly every time he's on the pitch and then now he's back to c**tish best with that sort of action.

To me, Bellamy's arrival at Liverpool is more like a chance given by Rafa. Not that I doubt his talents, but his attitude and off the pitch problem are really obvious.

So if he doesn't grab this chance by the scruff of the neck, bye Bellers. You're obviously not fit for the red jersey.