Don't blow your job !

Should we really care about sportsmen personnal life ?

The Sun has once again kicked off the limits by publishing on his front page a meaningless sexual scandal at the expense of real sportsnews.

The Sun makes a lot of money on those crispy facts, and especially when it comes to one of the top main attraction of the country : Football

JohnTerry was «  representing a whole » godd behavior model, because he was elected « Dad of the year 2009 ».

It is not the first time that a famous sport celebrity became the target of this kind of press...In fact Tiger Woods, Joe Cole, Franck Lampard, Rio Ferdinand, Michael Essien, Robin Van Persie or even David Beckham have all been attacked by The Sun.

But frankly,is all this very interesting ? When you follow sports, you kind of want an other information, like i don't know « Results, strandings, trades,... ». And The Sun or this Trash talking press isn't contributing to that.

And most of all, do they realize the effects that it produces afterwards...

For John it was « Terryble », because besides losing his wife he also lost his image, the trustworthy of his partners and his armband captainship of the national english team.  « It's a f*cking disgrace » like would have said Dider Drogba, especially just before the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

But the real issue is about the importance of football in England. Indeed, the sport is like a religion in this country and ask for a certain integrity standard from all the players. Despite the accusations, Chelsea's head coach, Carlo Ancelotti assured that his player will keep his rôle at the club. Without any arguments.

This coach showed the way, by considering sport over the scandal. It was a real good support to his player and most of all a fine way to remind that John Terry is one the best player ont the planet actually and that is what we should all not forget.

Anthony Hecquet

Alexandre Biggerstaff