Wayne Bridge

[Bungle]

Who was his last club?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Bridge

 

[MJ1]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Bridge

Wouldn't it have been easier to say Reading or didn't you know either.

 

[FTY]

Wouldn't it have been easier to say Reading or didn't you know either.

I think he's saying that it would have been easier for you to check yourself.

 

[Bungle]

Wouldn't it have been easier to say Reading or didn't you know either.

What I did was google it myself, then copy and paste the wiki link in here, then google how to find the 'let me google that for you' link, then type the same search again, then copy and paste that over the original wiki link that I pasted in here, then test it to make sure I did it right. I had to be sure of all of that to come across as the tw@ that I am.

So to answer your question, No.

 

[FTY]

Was boss as a youngster and then moved to Chelsea.

Young Southammpton left back who moved to Chelsea and then went crap?

I think history might be about to repeat itself.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Basically was ended by Terry

Not sure I buy that line of thought. He did well when he first moved to Chelsea, but then got injured and Mourinho signed first del Horno and then Ashley Cole. That did for him, and his lack of real desire to be a first team regular anywhere saw his career peter out.

Hard to dispute that his best form for both club and country was at Southampton when he first broke through. Maybe a lesson there for Shaw.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

One bad merc, played just over 200 league games in 11 years after leaving Southampton.

 

[GwladysStreetHero]

Not sure I buy that line of thought. He did well when he first moved to Chelsea, but then got injured and Mourinho signed first del Horno and then Ashley Cole. That did for him, and his lack of real desire to be a first team regular anywhere saw his career peter out.

Hard to dispute that his best form for both club and country was at Southampton when he first broke through. Maybe a lesson there for Shaw.

Not saying he weren't a talent an course he had difficulties at Chelsea with their buying power and his injury, I just feel after the Terry incident he didn't want to know football but done enough to still receive that wage perk from it.

 

[bluestevon]

Not sure I buy that line of thought. He did well when he first moved to Chelsea, but then got injured and Mourinho signed first del Horno and then Ashley Cole. That did for him, and his lack of real desire to be a first team regular anywhere saw his career peter out.

Hard to dispute that his best form for both club and country was at Southampton when he first broke through. Maybe a lesson there for Shaw.

Am i alone in the orony of Del Horno replacing him at lb and the other horno wrecking his chances with England by banging his missus