John Terry - Gone

[Chris Jameson]

Being burgled is horrible , left a horrible effect on my 8 year old. Scum

He's only 8, give him a chance.

Just did a 'lol'.

[cdbearsfan]

Me too. The bloke in the next cubicle has gone very quiet since.

[peter w]

Snakeskin? Could he get any lower?

[Tayls_7]

Snakeskin? Could he get any lower?

Very good.

[PeterWithesShin]

Snakeskin? Could he get any lower?

Explains the Delph injuries last season.

[olaftab]

The mini replica trophy will be from when Terry won Wimbledon.

The wife just hit me on the head cos I am laughing uncontrollably whilst she is lying there suffering a bad back.

[villan from luton]

I have been burgled and it is not funny, regardless of what is stolen. Some may find it obscene the monies involved with handbags and they will get even better through insurance, it is the invasion of privacy that affects people the most

[pauliewalnuts]

I have been burgled and it is not funny, regardless of what is stolen. Some may find it obscene the monies involved with handbags and they will get even better through insurance, it is the invasion of privacy that affects people the most

I totally agree, the invasion of privacy is horrible, but I can't actually see anyone laughing at burglary here.

[villan from luton]

Couple of comments making light of things, but may have read more about the papers comments to be fair.

[PeterWithesShin]

People take the piss in the deathwatch thread, a few jokes about handbags or a trophy is hardly the end of the world. Nor is it anyone actually finding them being burgled funny.

[saunders_heroes]

Being burgled is horrible. After a few years I still miss things that were taken but the biggest upset was taking items left by my mother. They were worth very little and probably ended up down the drain but they meant a lot to me.

I know what you mean. My grandad was given a solid gold fob watch on his retirement from the police in Ireland which was engraved to him. It was handed down to me and some tramp broke into my home and stole it. It still gets to me when I think about it 7 years later.

[eamonn]

For the cost of a couple of handbags could they not have hired a security team to keep watch on the gaff for a few days? Posting on social media from a ski slope far far away, showing that your mansion is empty probably not the wisest thing to do.

[Ad@m]

For the cost of a couple of handbags could they not have hired a security team to keep watch on the gaff for a few days? Posting on social media from a ski slope far far away, showing that your mansion is empty probably not the wisest thing to do.

Quite. Its not like it's the first time a footballer has been burgled while they're overseas.

[robbo1874]

I got burgled day after Boxing Day last year. All they took was my car keys and drove off in my car. Called it in to the cops and half expected a visit some time the next week. The worst thing was they came round early the next morning when my daughter was having her breakfast. I didn't want to upset her by letting on we'd been burgled so chose to speak to them outside. They basically thought I was a bit dodgy and decided I was the criminal. It all 'didn't add up' for them. ******. The burglary itself was far less unpleasant than the police treatment. Got the car back a few weeks later. It was recovered a couple of days after it was nicked, but nobody at the police station thought to ring me and let me know. Sorry to bore everybody, but since we're sharing...

[brian green]

Know how you feel Robbo.  Some time ago my barn went up in flames.  The fire broke out at about 11pm.  At 4am the police were still grilling me agressively.  They had made their minds up that it was an insurance scam.  Only when they said that they better give me a crime number for insurance purposes and I replied that the buildings were not insured did they start to treat me like a normal human being who has just suffered a big financial loss.  In your case Rob they probably thought you had had your car nicked.