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Taken from a Beeb report on diving in english football:
Francis Jeffers
The hollow-cheeked Arsenal striker falls to his knees more often than his namesake Sir Francis managed in his entire career at FC Assisi.
At first glance he appears to be a stout-legged young man who should be able to withstand a good shove in the back - but in actual fact a humble blade of grass is often more than enough to send Franny crashing to the turf.
Like a doddery pensioner on a blustery sea-front, Jeffers is unable to stay on his feet for more than six strides.
Unlike your average OAP, he rakes in £30,000 a week for hitting the deck. Justice? Don't get me started.
Francis Jeffers
The hollow-cheeked Arsenal striker falls to his knees more often than his namesake Sir Francis managed in his entire career at FC Assisi.
At first glance he appears to be a stout-legged young man who should be able to withstand a good shove in the back - but in actual fact a humble blade of grass is often more than enough to send Franny crashing to the turf.
Like a doddery pensioner on a blustery sea-front, Jeffers is unable to stay on his feet for more than six strides.
Unlike your average OAP, he rakes in £30,000 a week for hitting the deck. Justice? Don't get me started.
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This is one element of football that really riles me. Diving is something that will never be taken completely out of the game. We will have to leave it to the players conscience...as I said, “Diving is something that will never be taken completely out of the game”.
Did you watch the match last night? At one point the commentator said"For a minute there, I thought Jeffers was going to dive."
Heh heh! Jeffers is a wingnut.
Heh heh! Jeffers is a wingnut.
Taken from a Beeb report on diving in english football:
Francis Jeffers
The hollow-cheeked Arsenal striker falls to his knees more often than his namesake Sir Francis managed in his entire career at FC Assisi.
At first glance he appears to be a stout-legged young man who should be able to withstand a good shove in the back - but in actual fact a humble blade of grass is often more than enough to send Franny crashing to the turf.
Like a doddery pensioner on a blustery sea-front, Jeffers is unable to stay on his feet for more than six strides.
Unlike your average OAP, he rakes in £30,000 a week for hitting the deck. Justice? Don't get me started.
Francis Jeffers
The hollow-cheeked Arsenal striker falls to his knees more often than his namesake Sir Francis managed in his entire career at FC Assisi.
At first glance he appears to be a stout-legged young man who should be able to withstand a good shove in the back - but in actual fact a humble blade of grass is often more than enough to send Franny crashing to the turf.
Like a doddery pensioner on a blustery sea-front, Jeffers is unable to stay on his feet for more than six strides.
Unlike your average OAP, he rakes in £30,000 a week for hitting the deck. Justice? Don't get me started.
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