Harry Maguire arrested...

[Catfish Blues]

... here’s a sizeable donation to the Cypriot police charity and I’m very sorry” would probably suffice.

Doubt it mate, the Greeks love the Cypriots ( well, apart from the Turks obviously ), but it's generally considered appropriate to bribe the police force that you upset.

 

[KaiserEFC]

Doubt it mate, the Greeks love the Cypriots ( well, apart from the Turks obviously ), but it's generally considered appropriate to bribe the police force that you upset.

Oh bugger I’ve got my islands confused again lol

Well why not bribe- sorry, make a “sizeable dontation” to the Cypriots ready for next years holiday eh? Get it in nice and early!

 

[Yarrgh]

An as yet undiscovered amoeba that had never encountered humanity could tell he was lying in that interview.

“I can’t hold my booze, I messed up, here’s a sizeable donation to the Cypriot police charity and I’m very sorry” would probably suffice.

Probably would have as well. Bit of a red face and move on with things.

 

[KaiserEFC]

Probably would have as well. Bit of a red face and move on with things.

Not as red as my face seeing as Mykonos is a Greek Island!

Although Maguire did try and welly the Greek Gestapo so maybe not...

 

[Yarrgh]

A) I don’t believe no prem footie player has ever not said Do you know who I am?
B) I bet Mr Spit said it all the time. I would put money on it.

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I wouldn't be surprised if Spitty's ring tone was a recording of him squeaking, "Do you know who I am?" followed by a spitting noise.

 

[Cool_Blue]

Have no sympathy for Maguire and how he has conducted himself since arrest nothing but cowardly and full of entitlement.

It’s the way of the British chav abroad unfortunately.

 

[Yarrgh]

It’s the way of the British chav abroad unfortunately.

And at home too alas.

 

[MondayHater]

I wouldn't be surprised if Spitty's ring tone was a recording of him squeaking, "Do you know who I am?" followed by a spitting noise.

While I don’t condone violence I hate it when people spit. I would rather someone swing at me than spit at me.

 

[summerisle]

As if he would know his Aristotle from his Archimedes

 

[Welshy]

More fiction in those Greek plod's stories than in a library.

 

[DOMNOLAN]

As if he would know his Aristotle from his Archimedes

Yeah... no one yells that when in the heat of the moment, far too clumsy. I'm inclined to believe more of Maguire's story now. Reminds of that scene in the Inbetweeners: "heads down lads, foreign police".

 

[Billy Dean]

 

[PaulPowersTash]

He's just another Premier League footballer who literally has more money than sense.
He went abroad, he gets bladdered, it kicks off and he gives it the big 'do you know who
I am' stuff. Just another thick as a plank footballer who thinks the rules don't apply to him.
He's not the first and he certainly won't be the last. But he plays for an American owned
team who play in red and who effectively own the media and what it pumps out. Hence he's a saint.
If you have seen the 'interview' he did with Dan Roan of the BBC then you will know
exactly what I mean. It is a PR exercise pure and simple - 100%. It is not objective,
reasoned or balanced journalism in any way. It is way beyond the remit of the BBC.
However, it has been aired at least 4 times already on the BBC to effectively change the
narrative around the story and exonerate him.
Would I say the same if it was a City player? Most definitely. Kyle Walker is another one
who didn't think the rules applied to him. Jack Grealish etc etc etc it just gets boring
with these guys. It really does.

 

[Prevenger17]

Thus cried Xerxes the Great as his mighty fleet set sail from Sardis

 

[YoboCopter]

He's just another Premier League footballer who literally has more money than sense.
He went abroad, he gets bladdered, it kicks off and he gives it the big 'do you know who
I am' stuff. Just another thick as a plank footballer who thinks the rules don't apply to him.
He's not the first and he certainly won't be the last. But he plays for an American owned
team who play in red and who effectively own the media and what it pumps out. Hence he's a saint.
If you have seen the 'interview' he did with Dan Roan of the BBC then you will know
exactly what I mean. It is a PR exercise pure and simple - 100%. It is not objective,
reasoned or balanced journalism in any way. It is way beyond the remit of the BBC.
However, it has been aired at least 4 times already on the BBC to effectively change the
narrative around the story and exonerate him.
Would I say the same if it was a City player? Most definitely. Kyle Walker is another one
who didn't think the rules applied to him. Jack Grealish etc etc etc it just gets boring
with these guys. It really does.

Its not just footballers though is it people in every proffesion would of dis obeyed rules at some stage of lockdown or even in general life

and its hardly that bad what most of them even do,

over raction much?