I think we can safely say this is a step too far
Wow.
Add CommentTags: Darren Bent, Sunderland, Twitter
Posted: November 2nd, 2009 by Richard Gilzene
We follow them so you don’t have to
Above is a revealing snapshot into the life of a top footballer. Having mentioned the magnificent breakfast cereal Weetabix via his Twitter account, the good people at said product sent Darren Bent an entire box full. Because on 65k a week, it’s not as if he could afford his own. At this point, we’d like to add that thespoiler loves all breakfast cereals, indeed all foods, in fact all products ever made.
Meanwhile, no such luxury for James Collins, who spent last night watching ITV2 with his wife. Just after the conclusion of ‘Peter Andre: The Next Chapter’, Collins tweeted:
thinks Peter Andre is a top geeza!!
But the next programme was not to this televisual conniosseur’s liking. And who can blame him? At 10pm last night, ITV united two oxygen thieves in the same slot, by showing ‘Fearne and Peaches Geldof.’ Sadly, thespoiler was too busy chewing it’s own arm off to watch, but the promo we received promised, ‘Fearne gains exclusive access to the controversial Peaches Geldof - presenter, journalist, designer, party girl and daughter of Bob Geldof. In this extraordinary and revealing encounter, Fearne follows Peaches to discover the truth behind the headlines.’
Collins’ verdict was more succint:
Peaches Geldofa……….what a c*nt!!
Add CommentTags: Aston Villa, Darren Bent, James Collins, Sunderland, Twitter
Posted: October 30th, 2009 by Eliot Pollak
American + goalkeeper = dull
Fresh from the greatest night of his career, American penalty wall Brad Guzan, must have been in a buoyant mood when he turned on his computer . But what would he say - would we get a description of a jubilant Villa dressing room? A brief exposition of his penalty saving secrets perhaps? Or how it feels to be on the sports pages of every newspaper in the country?
What’s that Brad?
on to the next one…
Ah, ok.
5 CommentsTags: Aston Villa, Brad Guzan, penalties, Sunderland, Twitter
Posted: October 29th, 2009 by Eliot Pollak
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Posted: October 19th, 2009 by Eliot Pollak
Its not just Manchester United who score late, by Danny Harris
Republic of Ireland were robbed of a credible draw at the weekend, after scoring late only to see their opponents Italy equalise with stunning impertinence.
After the jump, we choose our six favourite similarly chaotic upside-down closing stages:

7 CommentsTags: Argentina, Arsenal, Ashley Young, Aston Villa, Craig bellamy, Dennis Bergkamp, Everton, FA Cup, Italy, Leicester City, Manchester City, Manchester United, Michael Owen, Peru, Sunderland, West Ham United
Posted: October 12th, 2009 by Eliot Pollak
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Amazing - Chelsea vs Liverpool. In Nigeria. If anyone has the full film, we’ll swap you our life savings and children.
Watford’s Jay DeMerit is out of action after suffering an injury that made The Spoiler cringe for about half an hour. And it’s not a broken leg.
[Daily Mail]
Unsurprisingly, it’s not worth taking anything Ian Wright says in those rubbish adverts for the The Sun seriously.
[The Times]
Want to sound knowledgeable at the office watercooler during the next (inevitable) Calciopoli scandal? Click on…
[Juventus.The Offside]
Evil Ronaldo bobblehead haunts our dreams. We’re sorry for calling you fat! (Not really)
[Dirty Tackle]
Darren Bent twitter update: He’s not visiting Tiger Tiger again, as he got ‘pure hassle’ from Newcastle fans last night. Also, Fraizer Campbell is back on XBOX Live. Hurrah!
[@dbthetruth]
Arsenal youth prospect Mark Randall’s alleged WAG poses NSFW-ishly
[ZOO Today]
Add CommentTags: Arsenal, Darren Bent, Fat Ronaldo, Ian Wright, Jay DeMerit, Mark Randall, Serie A, Sunderland, Watford
Posted: September 29th, 2009 by Richard Gilzene
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Posted: September 28th, 2009 by Richard Gilzene
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What Alex Ferguson really said to the fourth official
[Dirty Tackle]
Look who turned up in The Telegraph’s Top 25 Football Sites
[The Telegraph]
In spite of the obvious auto-tuning and dodgy dance moves, Queen WAG Cheryl Cole looks good in her new music video
[Kickette]
It turns out that Craig Bellamy is a great guy
[The Times]
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[Twitter]
Spoiler promotion: Play Fantasy Football and win Champions League Final tickets!
Should football games have a visible game clock like stupid American sports do?
[The Offside]
Milan and Juventus target Gary Cahill
[Daily Mail]
Steve Bruce wants to see some backbone
[The Mirror]
2 CommentsTags: AC Milan, Alex Ferguson, Cheryl Cole, Craig bellamy, Gary Cahill, Juventus, Mark Hughes, Steve Bruce, Sunderland, Transfer news
Posted: September 22nd, 2009 by Ryan Bailey