Shit footballer, even worse human being. Shocker.
sheffield united “footballer” oil macburny, violently assaults a disabled fan with down’s syndrome who was happily cheering for his favourite footballer.Doesn’t look great but needs context.
Yeah, there might have been a dangerous spider on the guy's phone, so he has to smash it, and he was clearly just bundling the guy to stop him choking on a baguette or somethingDoesn’t look great but needs context.
I’d say the context is Oli McBurnie walking towards what looks like a teenage boy, attempting to break his phone and giving him a beat down.Doesn’t look great but needs context.
I want to know what phone it is... Seems fairly sturdyStamped on the phone and didn't as much as crack the camera. Sums him up
Get yourself a nice phone case and one of those "bomb proof" screen protectors and your phone can also be safe from footballer attacks.I want to know what phone it is... Seems fairly sturdy
17 on finishing in FM 2 yrs ago
Not sure professional footballers are the peak of humanity whichever way the trajectory is trending.....Proof that civilisation has peaked and is now heading downwards.
McBurnie (CF) season stats:
23 games
1 goal
1 assist
2 yellow cards
1 arrest
You’re for celebrities breaking the law? He committed battery and criminal damage at the very least.Don’t know the full story, but in principle, I’m all for celebs acting like this if sufficiently provoked. People think they are entitled to treat them as they wish, some of them need to be taught a lesson.
Who cares? Oooh, ‘breaking the law’. I’m for men standing their ground. I’m not a lawyer and couldn’t care less in this instance what the law says. I’m for the principle of people getting what they ask for if they go looking for it. McBurnie could face repercussions for this, I’d still be in favour of what he did.You’re for celebrities breaking the law? He committed battery and criminal damage at the very least.
Hard nut, you.Who cares? Oooh, ‘breaking the law’. I’m for men standing their ground. I’m not a lawyer and couldn’t care less in this instance what the law says. I’m for the principle of people getting what they ask for if they go looking for it. McBurnie could face repercussions for this, I’d still be in favour of what he did.
Right and wrong and legal and illegal are two different things. Well, often the same thing, but not always, to me.
Whereas you sound like a square and a softie. Probably wear those open toe sandals with straps and buckles.Hard nut, you.
Bootcutter jeans talking to me about drip. Not taking thatWhereas you sound like a square and a softie. Probably wear those open toe sandals with straps and buckles.
You definitely got the wrong guy, about bootcuts my g!Bootcutter jeans talking to me about drip. Not taking that
Well done he's 15Who cares? Oooh, ‘breaking the law’. I’m for men standing their ground. I’m not a lawyer and couldn’t care less in this instance what the law says. I’m for the principle of people getting what they ask for if they go looking for it. McBurnie could face repercussions for this, I’d still be in favour of what he did.
Right and wrong and legal and illegal are two different things. Well, often the same thing, but not always, to me.
Marching up to the fan and instigating that contact is a bit of a contradiction to that suggestion, no?Not to mention he’s probably on super fecking strict COVID rules from the club, so any form of public contact is advised against and he can’t help it if some guys are shoving a smartphone in his face.
That basically is the context. I’ve seen another video and to be honest it’s no wonder he snapped.If the context is these guys were videoing him for like over 10-15 mins before that, following him around and he’d gradually got more agitated after initially being cordial then just snapped, then I could understand that.
Not to mention he’s probably on super fecking strict COVID rules from the club, so any form of public contact is advised against and he can’t help it if some guys are shoving a smartphone in his face.
Is that confirmed info, or because everyone kept writing in comments that ‘the guy’s like 15?’.Well done he's 15
Advocating that grown men 'stand up for themselves' by beating up teenagers and suggesting it would do them some good is absolutely pathetic.Is that confirmed info, or because everyone kept writing in comments that ‘the guy’s like 15?’.
And I still couldn’t care less anyway. 15 year olds are old enough to take lives and do so often enough. It’s not like McBurnie broke a bottle on his head or something. A 15 year old isn’t too young to deserve a slap for acting a fool. Would possibly do him some good.
This is such an old fashioned and weird way of wanting a modern society to run. I can't quite compute it. Surprised you're not saying "Those snowflakes deserved to be taught a lesson!".Is that confirmed info, or because everyone kept writing in comments that ‘the guy’s like 15?’.
And I still couldn’t care less anyway. 15 year olds are old enough to take lives and do so often enough. It’s not like McBurnie broke a bottle on his head or something. A 15 year old isn’t too young to deserve a slap for acting a fool. Would possibly do him some good.