It's a bit odd to see articles like that on the official site, but I must say that I like that they are including that. I think one of the benefits of social media is the way in which the distance between fans and players is reduced, and the club humanising the players a little is a nice touch in an industry that often treats professionals as a commodity.
If you think a professional who is injured all the time should be given 'time off' to go and party then we must be from a different planet. I just don't know how any would condone this. Partying? He should be doing all he can to get fit for the manager/owners that trust him.
Twist - I didn't say that he should be given the time off. The very opposite I think he should be with the team doing pre-season, or whatever that entails for him in his current situation. However if the CLUB has decided to give him the time off (even if I disagree with that decision), what he does with that time as long as it is not causing damage is up to him.
You might not be up with the kid's lingo nowadays. Chilling could mean partying, and all night could mean morning (since it looks morning there). You know like how wicked means good? ;puzzled ;biggrin
You might not be up with the kid's lingo nowadays. Chilling could mean partying, and all night could mean morning (since it looks morning there). You know like how wicked means good? ;puzzled ;biggrin
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You are a terrible liar
http://www.whufc.com/news/articles/2017/may/31-may/big-andy-carroll-expecting-little-one
I think you must be holding that book the wrong way up...
# ;wink
Didn't see that coming...
Part of getting fit is resting.
What evidence is there that he was partying - however you define it? The picture/tweet says 'chilling'.
Maybe that wall he's sitting on is a party wall? ;wink
You might not be up with the kid's lingo nowadays. Chilling could mean partying, and all night could mean morning (since it looks morning there). You know like how wicked means good? ;puzzled ;biggrin
That does not mean tea and biscuits.
;wink
But sometimes, chillin' just means chillin'
;weep