Of John Terry's misdeameanour and Wayne Bridge reaction

John Terry, a formidable defender on pitch was found playing a stiker's role in an away match involving his national team mate and ex-club team mate's girl friend.

Its no longer news that John Terry (Mr Chelsea) was consequently demoted by Capello, a devout catholic.The correctness of Mr Capello's action is not the thrust of my discussion.

I wish to talk about the unsavory scene that played out at the opening ceremony that preceded what later turned out to be an interesting match.

The Chelsea-Man city match has been much awaited.

I wish to psycho-analyse the unusual expectation associated with the match.

No doubt Man-City is fast becoming a big side in the league.Hence, as with other big matches, adrenaline rate is bound to rise.

Fans across the globe particularly wanted to see how JT and WB would relate with each other, having not met since the revelation.

Then came the moment.East Land players filed across the Londoners shaking hands in the traditional manner known.John Terry streched out his hands and found it hanging in the air.Wayne bridge simply skipped his hand.

Wayne bridge action is understandable but arguably not the best course of action.

Dont get me wrong.I am neither a fan of John Terry nor adultery. For the spirit of the game we all adore, rejecting Mr Cheslea's 'adultery-ated' hands on the pitch is not the best.

Terry deserves all the embarrassment that comes his way but i am a follower of the school of thought that argues that personal matters should be kept where it belongs, Private!

Wayne bridge is also toiling with the idea of ruling himself out of the 2010 world cup all in a bid to avoid John Terry, a prominent member of the England national team.

I dare say to Wayne Bridge, Be a Man! The whole world sympathise with you.Move on with your life.Life is too short and beautiful to be wasted.

Yeah, i know it is hard for you. You may even forgive JT if you could. I shouldnt champion the 'forgiveness' campaign on moral ground cuz i will never forgive a cheating friend, but i have been around in this world for time long enough to know that when you harbor disgust for someone, you hurt yourself in the process.

Let it go Wayne Bridge! Let not Mr Chelsea unbriddled passion for 'attacking' off the pitch spoil your happiness and your career.

To John Terry, i am not a saint. I will therefore not pontificate like a Bishop.If i were a saint, i would have lambasted you using unprintable words that will make you quit footballing and live a low profile for the rest of your life.Thankfully, i aint. Dont stop looking for WB forgiveness.God help you.