Tony Capaldi

Apparently involved in the Grealish drink drive incident over the weekend. The story is both had been to a party organised by Ross McCormack, Grealish drove home and crashed into 3 parked cars. If true, show some footballers to be utter fuckwitts.

This picture was supposed to have been taken just after the crash, with a guy (who looks like Capaldi) holding Grealish's slipper?

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At least they are keeping themselves in trim ready for next season.

From what I read last night the photo had been photoshopped many times with a different player with Grealish

Grealish is a grade 1 arsehole!

tont capaldi now thats a name ive not heard in a long time...

Angry wrote:

tont capaldi now thats a name ive not heard in a long time...

indeed didn’t he piss off to Cardiff for the money if I can remember

Grealish has put an apology video out on twitter saying he is embarrassed by his actions and will comply with government guidelines in 'the near future'

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RegGreen wrote:

Angry wrote:

tont capaldi now thats a name ive not heard in a long time...

indeed didn’t he piss off to Cardiff for the money if I can remember

think so but he probably wasnt paid a fortune just not a plymouth argyle in the championship with a skint owner wage.

RegGreen wrote:

Angry wrote:

tont capaldi now thats a name ive not heard in a long time...

indeed didn’t he piss off to Cardiff for the money if I can remember

Supporters were always getting on his back. His stock was relatively high being a NI international and playing in an attractive Holloway team.
Stapes was paying Seip silly money. Holloway and players knew the board didn't have what it takes, so they cashed in.

Quite simple when you think about it.

Of course the board and pisspotty waged a war blaming the wrong people.

Tony Capaldi certainly wasn't an easy player to love and I'm not sure many did, but he was with us for pretty much four full seasons. I remember he joined right at the end of the season playing just the last game against Wycombe and he looked pretty decent.

However my favourite memory is a game against Crystal Palace just before Christmas. Nick Chadwick scored in the first minute and then we spent the best part of 90 minutes getting absolutely pummelled, one of those days when you were just waiting for the inevitable equaliser and hoping that's as bad as it would get. But in the last minute or so TC broke from our half with not a Palace player in sight, drew the goalie and popped it home. The roar of celebratory relief was massive. And the look on those Palace fans faces priceless. I may well have flicked a few Vs in their direction. Good times.