The hand that feeds get chomped on once again

Earlier this week Manchester United’s Nemanja Vidic decided to share his less than flattering comments about the quality of life in Manchester, with particular reference to his fondness for the timetables at Piccadilly station, and the way they so beautifully illustrate the multitude of opportunities to leave the city.

Then yesterday Emmanuel “eighty-grand-a-week” Adebayor pops up to express his frustration with the British taxation system and the iniquity of the £8 congestion charge, seemingly unaware of his own recent success in diverting huge sums of money from the pocket of the little person straight into his own.

As if that weren’t enough, joining the chorus of England-bashers is leading Welsh irritant Robbie Savage, who according to the Daily Mail has told his Derby teammates it is time for him to leave the country altogether. It is, apparently, “too cold in England.” People of the Gulf, prepare yourselves for a display of ferocious tackling and magnificent automobiles!

Serbian risks wrath of “joyless” fans with controversial comments

A few months ago, Ukrainian fashionista Andriy Voronin thought it appropriate to criticise his charmed life in the north of England, and now Nemanja Vidic has jumped on the anti-UK bandwagon via comments in Russian magazine Football Weekly.

The Manchester Utd centre-back, who comes from a landlocked country with a tumultuous political past and an average wage three times lower then that in Britain, has criticised the weather and “joyless” people over here:

‘I will never stay to live in England, that’s for sure.’

‘The climate here is something special! You get only a brief glimpse of sunlight before it’s all cloudy again. The winters are mild but in summer the temperatures seldom go higher than 20 degrees Celsius. And it rains, rains, rains!

‘In England they say

All the players rated according to their unpopularity

What a Champions League final. Two delighted sets of fans, then the rest of Europe all scratching their heads trying to figure out which of the teams they want to win less. The Spoiler has taken a long look at all of the players who should be involved, and marked them out of ten, using a state-of-the-art Hate-o-meter. Results follow…