Aston Villa v The Plastic Knobbers-Post Match Thread

[peter w]

It's clear that Mourinho is merely trying to distract the attention away from his teams performance which is annoying to a degree because so many of the media have gone with the controversy over the winning team's performance. But, in a funny way it could be good for us. Focus on Mourinho rather than having the team being under the spotlight after such a good win and performance. It will allow them to concentrate fully for Stoke whilst maybe thinking they've got something to prove because of the lack of full credit.

[Villa in Denmark]

Was it Morris or Terry that got done for assaulting a nightclub bouncer just as they were starting to break through?

I'm sure one (or maybe both) got turned away from a nightclub and starting giving the big "don't you know who I am" which quickly escalated into fisticuffs and assault charges.

Anyway it's not always bad news for them.

Here's a picture of JT in Moscow 21^st May 2008 about 5 to 12 local time

[Somniloquism]

They both decided to abuse Americans on 911 (the day it happened rather then an anniversary) whilst drunk in a bar in Heathrow watching it unfurl on the news. However I think it was Terry with the bouncer thing.

[walsall villain]

And finally, just been announced FA have charged Mourinho with improper conduct following the match on Sunday. About time to, not that it will amount to much.

[PeterWithesShin]

Jody Morris was an odious little shit as well. That fucking stupid trumpet celebration he did. I for one was amused he was washed up by the time he was about 25.

His Wiki entry includes

Morris has had a bad image over several legal and ethical issues. Chronologically, these include allegations that: he was one of a group of Chelsea players who drunkenly abused American tourists at Heathrow Airport within hours of the 9/11 attacks on New York City and the Pentagon;[20] that he was involved in a drunken brawl (in 2002);[21] that he was involved in a sexual assault (in 2003).[22][23] He was also arrested for drink-driving on 1 November 2006, after driving the wrong way down a one-way street. Morris, who had one previous conviction for drink-driving, was disqualified from driving for four years, given 80 hours community service and a two-year suspended jail sentence.[24]

[Simon Ward]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26677907

Mourinho to contest FA charge! No surprise there then!