john terry-s bit of fluff and the man the fa let captain england

It's a wonderful life: Frankie Sandford had spent the night in a hotel with Wayne Bridge in Manchester before she enjoyed her shopping spree on Monday

Former England defender Wayne Bridge has retired from football after being released by Reading.

Bridge, 33, made only 12 appearances for the Championship side this season because of knee problems after joining from Manchester City last summer.

Such a good husband: The footballer carried half a dozen bags for this pop star wife

But carrying all of those bags around with him, Wayne looked more like a member of their hotel's concierge staff rather than a former England footballer.

During their afternoon out, the famous couple managed to go relatively unnoticed as they strolled along the city's streets.Wayne maybe does not s4eem to learn lessons.

He started his career with Southampton and spent six years at Chelsea where he won a Premier League title, an FA Cup and League Cup.
Bridge won 36 England caps between 2002 and 2009.
The left-back was a long-time deputy to Ashley Cole in the England team before announcing the end of his England career before the 2010 World Cup.

Wayne Bridge's career

• Southampton (1997- Jul 2003)
• Chelsea (Jul 2003- Jan 2009)
• Fulham (Jan-May 2006, loan)
• Man City (Jan 2009-present)
• West Ham (Jan-May 2011, loan)
• Sunderland (Jan-May 2012, loan)
• Brighton (Jul 2012-May 2013)
• Reading (May 2013-May 2014)
• England (36 caps)

His retirement followed newspaper allegations regarding his former girlfriend and his international team-mate John Terry, which led to Terry being stripped of the England captaincy. At the time, Bridge said his place in the squad was "untenable and potentially divisive".

Bridge began his career at Southampton, making his debut in 1998 and staying for five further years before spending five-and-a-half years at Chelsea, where he became a Premier League champion in 2005.
He moved on to Manchester City in January 2009, going on to have loan spells with West Ham, Sunderland and Brighton before signing for Reading on a one-year deal.
Reading also announced that they have released captain Jobi McAnuff, 32, midfielder Mikele Leigertwood, 31, defender Kaspars Gorkss, 32, and goalkeeper Stuart Taylor, 33.
Royals boss Nigel Adkins told the club website:  "I would like to place on record my thanks to Jobi, Mikele, Kaspars, Wayne and Stuart for their efforts and contribution to the cause."

You all must have heard of Vanessa Perroncel by now right? If not where have you been? but lets be honest, and

 
 these birds that get involved with footballers have in my opinion simpleton written all over their faces , not exactly Einsteins sisters are they? but does fatso still do lingerie modelling or is the camera telling a fib    13 July 2012

Chelsea captain John Terry was dramatically cleared today of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand.           thats not him below this is Jts french tart, antons a -----

The verdict at Westminster Magistrates Court saved his England career and rescues his reputation in the multi-cultural Premier League and across the country.

Chief Magistrate Howard Riddle found Terry not guilty of a racially aggravated public order offence after four days of bitterly-disputed evidence and argument.

As the verdict was returned, Terry stood up and turned to an aide, saying: "I'm going," before he left the court.

He was expressionless as he strode through the crowds outside to a waiting car.

There were huge cheers in the public gallery and screams of delight from Terry’s family as the judgment was delivered.  Ferdinand’s parents Janice and Julian did not react.

our opinion? hes well ugleeeee,

Chief magistrate Howard Riddle said: “The only verdict is not guilty. It is highly unlikely that Anton Ferdinand accused John Terry on the pitch of calling him a black c*** but it’s possible that Terry believed at the time that such an accusation was made.

He said: “It is possible that Terry said the words not as an insult but as a challenge to what he believed had been said to him.

“The issue is not whether Mr Terry is a racist in the broadest sense of the word, but that he knew his reputation was at stake.”

He believed Ferdinand was “brave” to give evidence and said he was convinced of the QPR defender’s integrity.

Terry, who sat nervously in the dock sipping water as he waited for the delayed decision, was subjected in court to “the most searching and thorough questioning but nobody was able to show he was lying,” the judge added.

“Even with all the help received, it is impossible to be sure exactly what were the words spoken by John Terry at the relevant time.”

“The issue for the court is not to decide whether Mr Terry is a racist - I have received unchallenged evidence he is not.

Ferdinand had “little or no reason to lie about” central issue in case. has “no significant doubts about his integrity”.

The case exposed the routine use of shocking, obscene language at the heart of Premier League football and the childish antics of the multi-millionaires who play the game.

Terry, 31, admitted in court yelling “f*** off, f*** off - f****** black c***, f****** knobhead” at Ferdinand, 27.

But the star defender claimed he was merely repeating a remark made by his rival - also a defender but for Queens Park Rangers.

Today - as Ferdinand flew out to Malaysia for pre-season matches with QPR - the court refused to accept his claim that Terry is racist.

The acquittal puts pressure on the police and Crown Prosecution Service to justify the criminal charge - with many suggesting the case should have been handled by the FA without cost to the public purse.

It also puts the integrity of Ferdinand - whose brother Rio was Terry’s rival for the England captaincy - in the spotlight.

The vicious row at the centre of the case took place in the frenzied atmosphere of the West London derby between QPR and Chelsea last October watched by a live TV audience of two million.

The two players clashed in the QPR penalty area as Chelsea desperately sought a late equaliser after being reduced to nine men.

After the pair traded insults in an eighty-second altercation, Terry said he had immediately informed teammate Ashley Cole on the pitch and they cleared the air with Ferdinand in the dressing room.

He insisted there has been no racial slur and that the dispute was was nothing more than “banter” and “handbags”.

Meanwhile Ferdinand accepted he had repeatedly called his rival a “c***” and goaded him about his affair with former Chelsea teammate Wayne Bridge’s girlfriend, Vanessa Perroncel.

But he said he had not heard Terry’s “black c***” comment and only found out about it later when his then girlfriend showed him YouTube footage.

He insisted he had never claimed on the pitch that Terry was a racist so the Chelsea player could not have been repeating his words.

Prosecutor Duncan Penny told the court that Terry’s lawyers had accused the QPR defender of making a false accusation on the pitch, lying to the police and perjuring himself on oath in the witness box.

Justin Rigby, publicity agent to both Ferdinands, was said to have pressed for charges.

For the defence, Terry produced 19 current members of the Chelsea playing staff to give evidence in court or provide a statement denying he was a racist.

Ex-player and coach Ray Wilkins, club chairman Bruce Buck and even the coach driver also entered the witness box on his behalf.

It is the second time that Terry has stood trial but been cleared in court of a criminal charge. Ten years ago he was acquitted by a jury of using a bottle to wound a club bouncer with intent to cause grievous bodily harm in Knightsbridge.but ferdinand dawn of the dead extra  has been cleared of any wrongdoing after admitting punching a man he believed was planning to mug him.

The former England Under-21 player admitted striking the first blow after the 22-year-old first "eyeballed" his £64,000 watch then threatened a friend.London's Snaresbrook Crown Court heard no sooner had he been dragged away than up to 10 other men punched the "would-be robber" to the ground and kicked him repeatedly.

The five-woman, seven-man jury trying the player, also 22, of Grove Park Road, Mottingham, south-east London, took just over one-and-a-half hours to accept he was acting in self-defence.

They unanimously cleared him of assault occasioning actual bodily harm outside Faces nightclub in Ilford, east London, on October 2 last year, affray, and alternative common assault and public order offences.

The footballer showed no reaction as the verdicts were announced but his brother, England and Manchester United player Rio, who was watching from the public gallery, bowed his head and nodded in obvious relief.

One of Ferdinand's friends, Edward Dawkins, of Henry Adlington Close, Beckton, east London, who was also on trial, was similarly cleared of all the allegations.

The 28-year-old, said to have been part of the alleged mob-handed attack on Emile Walker, had told jurors he was simply defending a friend.

After the verdicts, Judge William Kennedy said he was happy to grant the privately represented footballer his defence costs.

He then told the two men: "Stand up gentlemen. This was an unfortunate incident for you both which is now at an end.

"You now leave without a stain on your character arising from it. Good afternoon to you.

"Does William kennedy exist man? But anyway well done JT cos we dont like the ferdinands of this world here. specially his bruv.

written but plastered on.And who do simpletons go out with?=other simpletons .Rea below we can see the victoria beckham look that footballers mistake for innocence when its blindingly obvious what the look is, something akin to vacant maybe
John Terry was plastered over every paper and news bulletin after his court gagging order over stories about his personal life.It was wrong to crucify him on this affair in my opinion , most men when presented with an easy go for it regardless of best mates. Those stories relate to the fact that JT had an affair with Vanessa who at the time was with Wayne Bridge. 

Vanessa is or was  a french lingerie model and actress and is said to have split with Wayne Bridge , they have a son together. JT is married to Toni Poole and the couple have twin children together.this here is J.T's mummy.

Wonder what the toni poole appreciation fan club  will be thinking today towards JT…answer nothing, no one cares, and what about wayne bridge, what happened to himbut at the end of the day gotta give the french bird over ms poole , she wins hands down.but it makes you wonder why footballers pick these types of birds, most of em would be virgins if they wern-t getting 160 k a week and more as an England footballer. But the biggest joke is the ol man Terry he gets off dealing  snow and thats not as much a scandal as calling a wanker (in my opinion ) like ferndinand a b.... c.... I dont hold J.T guilty on this at all, what went down we don't know.But

they say that John Terry thinks it's Orl over... it is now!

He bedded Big Brother star Orliath while Toni was pregnant they say but can you believe it cos I dont

But theres bigger problems that need to be highlighted
 John Terry's father  escaped jail despite admitting dealing cocaine in the toilet of a wine bar.

Edward Terry, 56, supplied three wraps of the class A drug for £120 last year. He was paid £40 for acting as a 'facilitator' in the deal.so terrys earning 160 k a year and the dirty ol man is dealing snow possibly to kids for 4o quid-make sense?

Unemployed Terry, who is known as Ted, said he was 'weakened by drink', having had eight pints before going to the wine bar that night.

Terry senior faced a maximum of 14 years in prison for drug dealing but was instead given a six month suspended sentence at Basildon Crown Court, and ordered to carry out 100 hours community service.

Visibly relieved Terry, who lives in the most expensive place in Essex  Chafford Hundred, Essex, nodded and smiled in the dock when he heard he would not be jailed. 

He escaped a prison sentence partly because he was caught in an 'entrapment' sting by a tabloid newspaper.

The court heard journalist Dan Sanderson from the News of the World newspaper became a regular last year at the Unit 4 bar in Chafford Hundred - just 200 yards from Terry's £250,000 terraced house paid for by his footballer son.

The undercover reporter went to the bar up to four times a week for six weeks to 'befriend' Terry, posing as a chauffeur for a millionaire businessman.

At about 5.30pm on Thursday November 5, Mr Sanderson drove two of his colleagues to the bar in a £75,000 S Class Mercedes, claiming they were his boss and another businessman.

Saying they had 'money to burn', he ordered 'the most expensive brandy' and a bottle of Dom Perignon champagne.

He chatted to Terry and others about 'nightclub, strip club or lapdancing establishments' he could take the men to.

The conversation turned to how he would get the men cocaine, and Mr Sanderson asked Terry where he could get some 'Charlie'.

Terry pointed out someone in the bar, but Mr Sanderson spoke to him but came back and said a deal was not possible. Terry then suggested the undercover journalist ask the doormen at the club, but was told this would not work either.Paul Scothern, for the prosecution, said: 'Mr Terry said: 'I can supply you, how much do you want?' The reference being to sorting him out in the vernacular.'

He added: 'He said he wanted three grammes of cocaine, there is some assurance from Mr Terry as regards to the quality being supplied and a fee of £120.'

Terry went outside briefly to call someone on his mobile, and then returned.

Mr Scothern said: 'Mr Terry indicated he wanted some payment for facilitating the deal and a sum was agreed of £40.'

He left the bar again and after just 15 minutes he handed the cocaine over in the gents toilets for £40 a wrap.

In a film taken by the undercover reporter through a camera in a tie pin Terry boasts the cocaine is 'good stuff' and offers to get a discount from his dealer if he wants more. He asks Mr Sanderson not to tell his 'boss' he bought the drugs from John Terry's father.

Terry senior has a previous conviction from 2005 for assault, but no previous drugs convictions.

Neil Saunders, for the defence, told the court Terry was 'slurring' after he had been at a birthday party for a friend that day.

This horrible photo was put up of J.T's mum and its an example of what they do in the U.s, you do this or go to jail, see the real photo below.
above is anton ferdinands mum, J.Ts is well better aint she? we like J.Ts mum here man
He said: 'Weakened as he was by the amount of alcohol and dealing with someone he thought, quite wrongly, was a new friend he allowed himself to be suggested to.'

He added that his regular alcohol consumption, lack of a job and structure in his life may have made him an easy target for the newspaper.

He said: 'He is embarrassed and ashamed that his actions have brought the sort of publicity on his son that it has.'

Ordering Terry to pay £95 court costs Judge Christopher Mitchell said it was a 'very, very clear case of entrapment'.

He added: 'The facts in this case are highly unusual, in fact the offence has effectively been created by the actions of a newspaper sending a journalist to effectively set you up. This is clearly an entrapment case and the only reason it seems that they did this is to create a story because of your family connection with a well-known footballer.'The sentence was wrong of course, if ted sells drugs he doesnt need to be entrapped , that said newspapers have a right to entrap those who sell drugs or who would sell drugs as they always end up in the bodies of children at some stage and anyway who sells them is no better than a ped in my opinion.The point is if your kid is gonna die then they are more likely to die from drugs. This has nothing to do with J.T of course but the newspapers crucified him over this. He has my sympathy.

John Terry did not attend Basildon Crown Court to see his father sentenced. His father's  drugs shame comes just two weeks before the start of the World Cup and is the latest embarrassment for his £160,000-a-week England and Chelsea star.

The footballer was stripped of the England captaincy after his affair with lingerie model Vanessa Perroncel was exposed. She is the ex-girlfriend of his former Chelsea team-mate Wayne Bridge. As a result, Bridge chose to step down from the England squad.But Capello stood up rightly for J.T and the FA proved what they are =scum or merely incompetant

Last year Terry's mum Sue, 51, who is separated from his dad,went shoplifting with   his mother-in-law Sue Poole, 55, they  were cautioned for shoplifting.
They stole Pet food, flip flops and casual clothing  these items were said to be among the items allegedly shoplifted by England football captain John Terry's mother and mother-in-law, it emerged today.

Sue Terry, 50, and Sue Poole, 54, were arrested and cautioned after being caught with £800 of clothes and groceries from Tesco and Marks & Spencer.

Among the items were said to be girls' flip flops, leggings, casual shirts, men's and ladies' watches, a green track suit and groceries including sweets and pet food. The two women, who live on the same exclusive street as the £135,000-a-week Chelsea star, were stopped by police as they loaded their car at an out-of-town shopping centre in Weybridge, Surrey.

Officers had been alerted by security staff who were suspicious about their behaviour.

The women were arrested on suspicion of theft and taken to nearby Staines police station where they accepted an official caution  -  essentially an admission of guilt.

The two stores concerned have their own connections with the England squad.Tesco is the official England supermarket and proudly mentions on its website its recognition of the 'importance of football as the national sport'.

The store's chief executive Sir Terry Leahy is also one of the vice-presidents for the country's bid to host the 2018 World Cup. As for Marks & Spencer, it provides the England team with suits.

Terry - who has turned his image around after once having a reputation for gambling, drinking and womanising - lives in a palatial home on a private estate with his beautician wife Toni and their two-year-old twins.

His mother-in-law Sue Poole and her husband Alan, who used to live in Essex, moved into a neighbouring home in Oxshott, Surrey, in 2007.

Police are said to have been stunned when they realised the identity of the two women they had arrested.

'They're women who want for nothing, yet they were accused of taking cheap gear without paying,' a source told one newspaper.'They seemed at a loss to explain. One said they had no idea why she'd taken sports gear as she didn't even like wearing the stuff. They seemed shaken up.' 

A Surrey policeman confirmed that two women aged 50 and 54, both from Oxshott, had been arrested on suspicion of theft following reports of shoplifting.

"The women were interviewed in custody, cautioned for the offences and released the same evening,' he said.

'Cautions are usually applied for more minor matters or when it is a first time offence. A caution represents an admission of guilt and forms part of a criminal record.'

An astonished trolley attendant at the Brooklands Shopping Centre said yesterday: 'They just walked out with two large trolleys brimming with clothes. Then they were stopped by several security men. I didn't know what was going on.'One Marks & Spencer employee, who asked to remain anonymous, said staff were shocked by the incident. 'The whole thing beggars belief,' she said.

He said: 'They didn't do anything wrong. They didn't have legal advice and weren't aware they were admitting guilt.'Last night the women were claiming innocence - suggesting there had been a ' misunderstanding'. It was not clear what the misunderstanding was. Solicitor Angus McBride, who represents Terry, said his understanding from the women was that they were innocent.

He added that he was still looking into exactly what had happened, but said if they had realised they were admitting guilt they would not have agreed to be cautioned. 

Yesterday Terry, whose huge salary is boosted by bonuses and sponsorship deals, was in training with the England team, ahead of today's friendly against Slovakia. 

Asked about the incident he said: 'It's a family issue that the solicitors are dealing with. I'm still concentrating on my football like I was this morning in training. It doesn't affect myself or the players and that's the main thing so I go into tomorrow's game focused.'

Terry has been no stranger to controversy in the past. He was arrested following a fracas at a club in 2003. He was later cleared of four charges, including affray and wounding with intent. He and Chelsea team-mates were also accused of drunkenly mocking American tourists after the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001.

Terry has spoken of how his parents worked hard to help him on the road to success, saying when he became England captain: 'I definitely see my success as a chance to repay my family.' 

Terry was claimed to have cheated on Poole with nine different women - including one fling with former porn star Karina Clarke.

They say He said before they married in 2007:  "I really regret what I've done to Toni. I'm not going to cheat on her ever again."

and the tabloids had it in for him again in March 2008 there was more car trouble for Terry as England's captain spurned a 50p-an-hour public car park yards away in favour of dumping his black Bentley in a spot for disabled drivers outside Pizza Express in Esher, Surrey.

The subsequent £60 fine was peanuts to a player reckoned then to be on £135,000 a week and who had therefore earned £1,600 in the time it took him to polish off his dough balls and American Hot.In December 2009 Terry was accused of taking £10,000 from undercover reporters in return for a private tour of Chelsea's training ground.

Terry told the pair he would give his share of the fee to charity but cautioned them: "If the club finds out, it's a little bit. . ."n August 2002 Terry wept with relief after being cleared of attacking a nightclub doorman with a bottle.

He and then-team-mate Jody Morris walked free from court after a jury fought them not guilty of causing a fight at London celebrity haunt the Wellington Club.

The court heard rouble had flared when Morris was accused of spitting a drink on the floor and shouting obscenities at a member of staff.

The jury cleared Terry of affray, having an offensive weapon, wounding with intent and unlawful wounding.With their flight to an away match at Levski Sofia grounded in the aftermath of the Terror attacks on New York and Washington in September 2001, Chelsea players found themselves at a loose end. Some went home to watch CNN, but Terry Eidur Gudjohnsen, Frank Lampard and Morris had other ideas.

After visiting a couple of pubs - where a "hammered" Gudjohnsen stripped off and threw peanuts at punters while Lampard and Morris urinated in a rubbish bin outside - the group went on to a local bowling alley where they hurled themselves down the lanes and saw former colleague Frank Sinclair, who by now had joined the party, almost decapitated by the pin-changing mechanism.

Finally they ended up in the bar of the Posthouse Hotel at Heathrow, where stranded travellers, many of them Americans, had gathered to watch events unfold on TV. Instead they were treated to the players throwing food around while pictures were shown of sobbing firemen searching through the rubble for the dead, before one player exposed himself to the appalled throng.If all thats true then terry and co party on down hard core man, lol.

Chelsea FC subsequently fined the trio for their behaviour.In February 2002 Terry was fit to burst after visiting the Time and Envy nightclubs in Romford, Essex.

He told friends he needed the toilet but that an injured toe was bothering him - so whipped out his manhood, urinated into a beer glass and dropped it on the floor.

Security staff saw the incident on CCTV and escorted the player off the premises.

Then the tabloids said this

SHAMELESS John Terry had a sordid one-night stand with Big Brother star Orlaith while his wife was pregnant with twins, the News of the World can reveal today.

The latest revelation of unforgiveable betrayal heaps more humiliation on Toni as she decides how much more she can take from her serial cheat husband.

Insatiable Terry pulled blonde Big Brother 6 contestant Orlaith McAllister at a Chelsea squad Christmas night out in 2005.

Just 24 hours earlier he'd told the News of the World Toni was expecting their twins - Summer Rose and Georgie John - simpering: "It's the best news ever. The greatest Christmas present in the world.

"One baby would have been fantastic, two is just amazing - it's winning the double."

He seemed to have forgotten about the "best news ever" as he made his move on Orlaith in front of Chelsea team-mates.

Terry first met her at the Cafe Royal nightclub in London's West End where the squad kicked off their bash.

The Big Brother star, 30, was in a tight-fitting black dress and happily posed for photographers.

When the players moved on to the Elysium club, Orlaith was with them.

It was at the Elysium where Terry, 29, made his move on the Belfast-born model, who has boasted that she pocketed £250,000 for taking her clothes off in the six months after leaving the Big Brother house.

A source said: "Orlaith looked amazing and it wasn't just Terry who noticed her, it was every bloke in the club.

"Terry was trying to be a bit discreet but he couldn't stop staring at her, do I believe it, well you never know do you , the tabloids say anything , then hes gotta deal with the following on the internet, the J.T haters

."Currently, Tezzas' immediate family could actually form the next series ofEast Enders with enough high-profile appearances in the national Press to make Ross Kemp blanche!

Let's open a box of Terry's All Gold and 'av a look inside......

 

1. John Terry - hard centre-back, used to be popular with 2, but spat out for a few weeks but has now taken a liking to it again also used to be a favourite with 3 but left a nasty taste in her mouth.

2. Toni Terry - bland, used to be only available in traditional White variety but is now available in a range of darker forms.

3. Perroncel flavour - French recipe, described as 'a fancy liquer/licker', a personal favourite of nearly half a dozen Chelsea football players.

4. Ted Terry - overrated, not as rich as 1 but usually to be found with a dusting of Cocaine.

5. Sue Terry - tasteless but chewy, probably pinched the box of chocolates.

6. Ferdinand flavour - there's always a coffee-coloured fucker that nobody wants.

That's only a brief description of the contents. Here's more................

Toni Terry nee Poole. 
Toni does'nt appear to have made any headlines of her own, her tabloid inches appear by guilty association with her husband, his family and hisfriends. Sure there are plenty of pictures of her 'post Perroncel' clinging toTezza and throwing him simpering, forgiving looks. But according to some of the Press and friends all is not what it seems.

BUT  ANTONS ALWAYS IN TROUBLE SO CAN WE BELIEVE HIM ON TEL BOY?
 Queens Park Rangers' Anton Ferdinand is being sued for 18,000 pounds by a landlord, after the latter claimed that the former left his luxury flat in trashed state.

Ferdinand, who has been accused of taking furniture from the riverside penthouse, wrecking carpets and flooring and owing thousands in rent arrears, is being sued by landlord Peter Souter and his wife Cortina over alleged damage to the 750,000 pound pad on Gateshead's Quayside.

According to The Sun, Ferdinand, 27, moved into the 1,000 pound-a-week property, which has stunning views over Newcastle and the famous Tyne Bridge, in August 2009 while playing for Sunderland.

He took over the three-bedroom flat shortly after former teammateDwight Yorke moved out, the report said.he Souters were abroad when Ferdinand left in October 2010, but they claimed they came back to find the flat in such a bad state it took a month to get it to a condition where it could re-let.

They also said that the furniture was missing and that Ferdinand owed 2,739 pounds in rent arrears.

However, Ferdinand denied the claims and the dispute will now be decided by a judge, the second time the QPR defender has been in court this year, after the alleged racism case involving John terry.