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Kurt Zouma
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I doubt anyone is buying the 'it was an isolated incident' at all. His brother was laughing, the kids didn't even seem shocked, plus of course there was the fact that everything Zouma did seemed like second nature on those video clips.
There is no way at all that's the only time he's done stuff like that. RSPCA definitely need to get involved and take the cat away from him.12 -
The act itself is just plain c*ntish, and he should be dealt with by the old bill or whatever governing body is appropriate.
But to be this stupid and have it filmed, what a 42 carat plonker the geezer really is.3 -
Kurt Zouma’s wife works for a lion charity.
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/kurt-zouma-wife-cat-abuse-26167340
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If anyone can post a video of Zouma and his shitstain brother getting a proper kicking, I will be happy to watch it on a loop.
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Zouma starts for West Ham tonight3
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o god, he's about to become the most booed footballer in recorded historycafcfan1990 said:Zouma starts for West Ham tonight3 -
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Hurting defenceless things is the mark of an absolute scumbag.
I have an irrationally strong hatred towards people that hurt animals, irrational because I often hate them more than people who hurt other people, I just can't help it.
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Incredible really, shall we fine him or suspend him for a couple of games whilst we decide what to do? Nope let's play him at the earliest opportunity.cafcfan1990 said:Zouma starts for West Ham tonight1 - Sponsored links:
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Big call from Moyes there!, probably starting as part of his punishment
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Looking at a few social media posts more than a few Wet Spam fans see no issue with him playing. I wonder if these people would walk past a bloke booting a cat or dog in the street and think nothing of it. I doubt it.
More proof that some football fans don't really care what a player does as long as he is good at kicking a football. Shame on West Ham too for picking him.
Hope the bulk of the crowd let Zouma know exactly what kind of person he is.1 -
I hope he gets a lot of stick. Happy to see people chucking bottles at him.Elthamaddick said:Big call from Moyes there!, probably starting as part of his punishment
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Dumbfounded by that decision from Moyes. Beyond idiotic in my opinion.0
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Proper odd decision that, stunned to see him start.0
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Just like the owners of Raith Rovers, Moyes will simply say it is nothing to do with football. Will all be forgotten in a couple of weeks.1
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Classy from the spammers. Hope he gets stick from all sides of the stadium.
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Being cruel to animals often points to deep seated psychological problems.
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I’m absolutely appalled by this.cafcfan1990 said:Zouma starts for West Ham tonight
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Sick decision.
FFS.3 -
Arsenetatters said:
I hope he gets a lot of stick. Happy to see people chucking bottles at him.Elthamaddick said:Big call from Moyes there!, probably starting as part of his punishment
he’s gonna get some stick that’s for sure
As long as the're not full of chilledSpanish Rosada
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West Ham showing their class tonight.
Hope Moyes gets battered in the post-match interview.6 -
Morality in football left long ago. With the vast amount of money involved, results are all that matter. Drop Zouma for a poorer player and lose the game? No chance.3
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Moyes summing up West ham's feelings in his pre-match interview there. Zouma is playing because "he's one of our better players"2
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Take a studs-up that shatters your ankle, never play again. Karma.1
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Shouldnt be surprised
The moment Derby sacked Richard Keogh for being a passenger in that drink driving incident, whilst keeping Lawrence and Bennett is proof that morality in Football has long gone - West Ham arent just going to write off £29m to keep everyone happy.
They'd need to start losing Sponsors etc. before that happened.0 -
I agree with the lack of morality in football, but football is a business, and premier league teams are brands, this damages West Ham’s brand (appreciate not to the level of Arsenal/Man Utd etc) which is bigger than a league match against Watford, to me you it makes it even stranger to start the guy without considering the moral side of things.ValleyGary said:Morality in football left long ago. With the vast amount of money involved, results are all that matter. Drop Zouma for a poorer player and lose the game? No chance.1 -
True but you would think they're sensible enough to drop him for a couple of weeks before it dies down. To play him on the day he's the biggest story online is just sticking two fingers up at morality.ForeverAddickted said:Shouldnt be surprised
The moment Derby sacked Richard Keogh for being a passenger in that drink driving incident, whilst keeping Lawrence and Bennett is proof that morality in Football has long gone - West Ham arent just going to write off £29m to keep everyone happy.
They'd need to start losing Sponsors etc. before that happened.3
