Solihullfox Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 It's probably not a laughing matter but that photo of Kisnorbo is hilarious. I don't think Kissa looks any different really Has the kid in the last photo bitten someones neck ? Seriously though, feel so sorry for the kids and hope they all have a great Christmas and a "well" New Year.
Raj Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Please don't slag this off. Yes there's plenty to be negative about but visiting some poor kids in hospital for a couple of hours is a worthy cause.Arguments such as "They should be on the fooking training ground" are stupid. Some people (oh look Matt started this thread) will search high and low for something, ANYTHING, to have a moan about. Well said....As already mentioned,the players may be crap,twats,over paid,over-rated,BUT dont hammer them for making the effort to cheer up some sick kids.
Asha Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 It doesn't matter how bad the team is, if i were sick and in hospital for xmas it would put a smile on my face to see my favourite players walk in and 'spread christmas cheer' as it was. I think it's great thing for them to do and, although it's only for a few hours, it will make the kid(s) happy for a lot longer.
Corky Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Lets be fair here, these kids are very unwell, and don't get to see these players on a regular basis. We do, so we have our opinions about them, but you can never knock them for trying to cheer up kids who are ill. It could be the greatest day in the lives for these kids so don't belittle that, or deny them that chance.
Jack Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Fair play to the lot of 'em Just taking a few hours of their time, they have made a kid's day.
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