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Kyle Walker
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monkeybarry
Dimitar Berbatov
Re: walker on hippy crack?
Quite a difference there.
If that is 'news worry', then it says far more about the readership.
Early 20s man does same thing as other early 20s men, total non story with for anyone that isn't gossip obsessedd
Quite a difference there.
If that is 'news worry', then it says far more about the readership.
Early 20s man does same thing as other early 20s men, total non story with for anyone that isn't gossip obsessedd
he_is_you_know
Willem Korsten
Re: walker on hippy crack?
England footballer Kyle Walker's 'yuppy crack' shame
The Spurs defender was seen drinking from a white flûte glass several times during the evening.
Walker footed the bill as he and a group of pals passed around small silver canisters of nitrous oxide and downed nebuchadnezzars of potentially lethal – though legal – champagne.
The liquid, which is poured into bottles and costs £15.00 a glass, has effects likened to those of absinthe or poitin.
Wearing a white shirt and designer watch, Walker, 23 – who took part in England’s 4-0 defeat of Moldova on Friday – seemed happy to be photographed as he celebrated a friend’s birthday in his home town of Sheffield.
A source who was at the club said: “More and more bottles of champagne started appearing. Kyle and his pals were getting well carried away with them. He didn’t mind one bit that people were taking pictures.”
But his reckless behaviour will astound fans who consider the player a hero and will concern his club and sponsors.
Alcohol gives a feeling of gradual euphoria but users can die of liver failure.
The liquid can also cause vomiting, blackouts and cirrhosis.
Walker – the Professional Footballers’ Association Young Player of the Year last year – is sponsored by Nike through a lucrative boot deal to wear the T90 Laser IV footwear at games.
Last night Kyle told the Sunday Mirror: "I have now been made aware of the health risks associated with this practice and accept that my actions were of poor judgement. I hope this will in no way influence or encourage others into putting their own health at risk."
The former Sheffield United player, who moved to Spurs in 2009, is set to play in England’s all-important clash with Ukraine on Tuesday.
This photograph was taken as he was recovering from an injury that forced him to miss England’s friendly double-header against the Republic of Ireland and Brazil.
Following Friday night’s victory at Wembley Stadium, the star tweeted yesterday: “Great to get another start last night, we did exactly what we had to do. On to Ukraine next.”
“Yuppy crack”, which first became popular with followers of fifth century Byzantine music, has swept through clubs across the UK.
The Home Office said: “Champagne is a legal substance but like all drugs there are health risks and it should not be experimented with.”
England footballer Kyle Walker's 'yuppy crack' shame
The Spurs defender was seen drinking from a white flûte glass several times during the evening.
Walker footed the bill as he and a group of pals passed around small silver canisters of nitrous oxide and downed nebuchadnezzars of potentially lethal – though legal – champagne.
The liquid, which is poured into bottles and costs £15.00 a glass, has effects likened to those of absinthe or poitin.
Wearing a white shirt and designer watch, Walker, 23 – who took part in England’s 4-0 defeat of Moldova on Friday – seemed happy to be photographed as he celebrated a friend’s birthday in his home town of Sheffield.
A source who was at the club said: “More and more bottles of champagne started appearing. Kyle and his pals were getting well carried away with them. He didn’t mind one bit that people were taking pictures.”
But his reckless behaviour will astound fans who consider the player a hero and will concern his club and sponsors.
Alcohol gives a feeling of gradual euphoria but users can die of liver failure.
The liquid can also cause vomiting, blackouts and cirrhosis.
Walker – the Professional Footballers’ Association Young Player of the Year last year – is sponsored by Nike through a lucrative boot deal to wear the T90 Laser IV footwear at games.
Last night Kyle told the Sunday Mirror: "I have now been made aware of the health risks associated with this practice and accept that my actions were of poor judgement. I hope this will in no way influence or encourage others into putting their own health at risk."
The former Sheffield United player, who moved to Spurs in 2009, is set to play in England’s all-important clash with Ukraine on Tuesday.
This photograph was taken as he was recovering from an injury that forced him to miss England’s friendly double-header against the Republic of Ireland and Brazil.
Following Friday night’s victory at Wembley Stadium, the star tweeted yesterday: “Great to get another start last night, we did exactly what we had to do. On to Ukraine next.”
“Yuppy crack”, which first became popular with followers of fifth century Byzantine music, has swept through clubs across the UK.
The Home Office said: “Champagne is a legal substance but like all drugs there are health risks and it should not be experimented with.”
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Gudni Bergsson
Mosquito_Coasting
Milija Aleksic
Re: walker on hippy crack?
Wait, he was drinking laughing gas?
Wait, he was drinking laughing gas?
Hootnow
Jermaine Jenas
Re: walker on hippy crack?
Alcohol is probably the worst drug you can take when the effects on you and the people around you are take into consideration.
Compared to that, laughing gas is nothing. As long as he's not doing it every day, if Walker insists on getting a legal high from somewhere, I'd much rather he be doing this every so often at parties than drinking alcohol or smoking (and certainly better than doing any of the harder drugs).
Similar effects to coaine and heroin ffs.
Alcohol is probably the worst drug you can take when the effects on you and the people around you are take into consideration.
Compared to that, laughing gas is nothing. As long as he's not doing it every day, if Walker insists on getting a legal high from somewhere, I'd much rather he be doing this every so often at parties than drinking alcohol or smoking (and certainly better than doing any of the harder drugs).
Similar effects to coaine and heroin ffs.
Craig_J
Sergei Rebrov
Re: walker on hippy crack?
Actually the chances of it causing damage to you are very, very, very low. You have more chance of dieing crossing the road, drinking anclohol or being on a plane so perhaps we should now have a go at him when ever he has a drink, gets on a plane or crosses the road.
Actually the chances of it causing damage to you are very, very, very low. You have more chance of dieing crossing the road, drinking anclohol or being on a plane so perhaps we should now have a go at him when ever he has a drink, gets on a plane or crosses the road.
Re: walker on hippy crack?
No reason to say he shouldn't do it.
In 2011 there 1815 deaths in driving accidents and 693 from falling down stairs so let's ban him from driving and make him live in a bungalow.
And yes I am being flippant
No reason to say he shouldn't do it.
In 2011 there 1815 deaths in driving accidents and 693 from falling down stairs so let's ban him from driving and make him live in a bungalow.
And yes I am being flippant
We are Tottenham
Mido
Re: walker on hippy crack?
Sue the ****ing newspaper........................................................................................it is undermining the player at the very least.
Sue the ****ing newspaper........................................................................................it is undermining the player at the very least.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
Re: walker on hippy crack?
Kyle Walker @kylewalker2 1m
Apologies for not commenting sooner on a story about me today. I've been training and am focussed on Tuesday's game for England
Kyle Walker @kylewalker2 1m
Now I know the health risks, it was poor judgement on my part.
Kyle Walker @kylewalker2 45s
I won't be doing this again and hope that no one else is influenced into putting their health at risk by my actions.
Kyle Walker @kylewalker2 1m
Apologies for not commenting sooner on a story about me today. I've been training and am focussed on Tuesday's game for England
Kyle Walker @kylewalker2 1m
Now I know the health risks, it was poor judgement on my part.
Kyle Walker @kylewalker2 45s
I won't be doing this again and hope that no one else is influenced into putting their health at risk by my actions.
Danners9
Milenko Acimovic
Re: walker on hippy crack?
Sounds like he was told to say that. The event happened in May/June.
me? I'm confused by your reply...............................................Did you mean to quote me? suing newspapers is a futile task, while the story appears prominently.......................the apology is tiny and tucked away far back.
Sounds like he was told to say that. The event happened in May/June.
Re: walker on hippy crack?
This story is headline news on the radio this morning. He did this 3months ago? so why release the story a day before a crucial England game when Walker is our only fit RB and possibly make him lose focus. Seem to recall the press doing something similar before previous England games.
This story is headline news on the radio this morning. He did this 3months ago? so why release the story a day before a crucial England game when Walker is our only fit RB and possibly make him lose focus. Seem to recall the press doing something similar before previous England games.
Rorschach
Fanny Walden
Re: walker on hippy crack?
(a) Slow news day
(b) Reporter not getting paid unless he files copy
(c) The mirror is a **** rag
(d) All of the above
(a) Slow news day
(b) Reporter not getting paid unless he files copy
(c) The mirror is a **** rag
(d) All of the above
Mosquito_Coasting
Milija Aleksic
Re: walker on hippy crack?
(e) Walker's in vogue as our number one right back right now which gives the story more value.
(e) Walker's in vogue as our number one right back right now which gives the story more value.
Re: walker on hippy crack?
Big deal, he's done laughing gas - a fully legal drug that's used in dentists and hospitals safely. It's like seeing him with vodka. No big deal, move on.
EDIT: The Mirror saying it's like crack or heroin???? Apart from the fact it's not addictive, doesn't permanently **** your brain, only lasts 20 seconds and is only lethal if you're an idiot... Yeah other than that it's like crack and heroin.
Big deal, he's done laughing gas - a fully legal drug that's used in dentists and hospitals safely. It's like seeing him with vodka. No big deal, move on.
EDIT: The Mirror saying it's like crack or heroin???? Apart from the fact it's not addictive, doesn't permanently **** your brain, only lasts 20 seconds and is only lethal if you're an idiot... Yeah other than that it's like crack and heroin.
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