Yup. Very angry aren't they.
Apparently his sponsor has pulled out.As with a lot of things it will come down to money. If pressure is put on sponsors and they start pulling out because of it then West Ham will get rid. As we saw from his selection last night if they aren't forced to do anything they won't.
Pets r us and cats protection league have pulled out their sponsorshipAs with a lot of things it will come down to money. If pressure is put on sponsors and they start pulling out because of it then West Ham will get rid. As we saw from his selection last night if they aren't forced to do anything they won't.
I agreeHefty fine , banned from owning pets for life .. that's where I think this will settle
I think you'll find those two events are 'non sequitur'Kill 2 kids, carry on, kick a cat, you're finished.
Fucking hell.
I think you'll find those two events are 'non sequitur'
So have Puma and Jaguar.Pets r us and cats protection league have pulled out their sponsorship
Punch a horse; resign hunt membership, lose job, get charged - Former primary school teacher denies punching and kicking horse in Leicestershire
Drop-kick a cat; still get picked for your team as it's about getting results. Sums up football's morals nicely.
Voluntary post and still waiting to go to trial. Couldn’t find anything in the story about why she left teaching. In fact it doesn’t look linkedPunch a horse; resign hunt membership, lose job, get charged - Former primary school teacher denies punching and kicking horse in Leicestershire
Drop-kick a cat; still get picked for your team as it's about getting results. Sums up football's morals nicely.
I think you'll find I was consistent on my views with the Everard case too. I mentioned it here as a supposed funny based on your responses but once again you've taken it in a different way. I used to think you were one of the more sane voices of reason on here, but lately seem to be argumentative for the sake of it.They're both about acts that ended in harm to a living creature. Both about where a footballers career goes after being convicted so not really.
The Jimmy Carr thread was about offense and freedom of speech.
You'd have been better comparing the reaction to this thread to another one about harming another living creature.
For example the Sarah Everard thread, I'd say you're more worked up on here than on that thread so you must value cats over women (see, we can all play the silly reach game)
I think you'll find I was consistent on my views with the Everard case too. I mentioned it here as a supposed funny based on your responses but once again you've taken it in a different way. I used to think you were one of the more sane voices of reason on here, but lately seem to be argumentative for the sake of it.
Punch a horse; resign hunt membership, lose job, get charged - Former primary school teacher denies punching and kicking horse in Leicestershire
Drop-kick a cat; still get picked for your team as it's about getting results. Sums up football's morals nicely.
The Trust sacked her Pete -Voluntary post and still waiting to go to trial. Couldn’t find anything in the story about why she left teaching. In fact it doesn’t look linked
Thanks for finding that I hadn’t done lots of wider looking.The Trust sacked her Pete -
Primary school teacher sacked over video of woman kicking and punching a horse
The Cottesmore Hunt said a "thorough internal investigation" had meant a "follower will not participate in trail hunting" with them.news.sky.com
I suppose the logic is a teacher's in a position of moral authority and responsibility, whereas nobody expects that of a footballer.Yes I remember that one and thought the same
Punch a horse; resign hunt membership, lose job, get charged - Former primary school teacher denies punching and kicking horse in Leicestershire
Drop-kick a cat; still get picked for your team as it's about getting results. Sums up football's morals nicely.
His cats have been taken and are in RSPCA care
Hope they can find a loving new home.
Not much of a punishment for Kurt Zouma though. Can't imagine he's that arsed if he's happy to harm them.
Hopefully a big fine/generous charitable donation will follow. Don't think the police will do anything
Would be funny though, if some huge bloke came along, dressed as a cat and drop-kicked Zouma down the road.I’m sure I saw an article about Kirkland threatening him over Twitter.
Former Premier League ace threatens to “slap and kick” West Ham’s Kurt Zouma over cat-kicking video
Read this news on OneFootball.onefootball.com
Would be funny though, if some huge bloke came along, dressed as a cat and drop-kicked Zouma down the road.
Exactly. The fact they all seemed to think it was a big joke and a bit of a laugh and he hit his cat in front of his children, probably doesn't even point to a one off does it.Nothing but a sick bastard. As for being sorry, he's " sorry" simply for being caught, as happens to so many people when their actions are made public.
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