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Keano was one of the dirtiest players around. I could not stand the man.
If players are big enough to admit when they have gone in too heavy then fair play, but the way Ashley Cole reacted was childish and without blame. :shock:
Not just Wenger… that little brat Fabregas put his two bobs worth in this week to. I bet if that little shit accidentally broke someones leg he wouldn’t be imposing a self ban on himself.
Any manager watching what happened would have reacted the same.
Would they all retract it though?
At least he did :wink:
Shazza i carnt beleve the way he was going mad ffs thats the thing with todays players no respect
Could you see a rugby player back answering the ref nope just woundt happen
They think they are above every 1 the rooney gerrards and most of all the dummy spitter roneldo :evil: So much tallednt yet so spoilt
sharongooner wrote:Keano was one of the dirtiest players around. I could not stand the man.Alf Inga Haaland agrees with you there.
It goes hand in hand with having foreign players and managers these days.
When you watch eurpean games all you see is stopping and starting because of a dive here, dive there, and lots of dirty play.
It was always going to seep in.
I was disgusted with Cashley Cole yesterday, he should have walked, carried on walking and fallen over the edge of the world, he is no good to Chels.
@sharongooner wrote:
Any manager watching what happened would have reacted the same.
Would they all retract it though?
At least he did :wink:
Thing is tho shazza he did retract it but was only the bit about taylr beinga murder !!!! ffs he still said only taylor nos if he ment it and the only way a team can ge to us is chop us down ffs :roll:
And geoff i seen that about febregass the thing is sorry carnt spell his name elardo who it happend to had done a tackle on some 1 and bust up his leg in 2 places but i surpose thats diffrent :evil:
@sunny wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
Any manager watching what happened would have reacted the same.
Would they all retract it though?
At least he did :wink:
Thing is tho shazza he did retract it but was only the bit about taylr beinga murder !!!! ffs he still said only taylor nos if he ment it and the only way a team can ge to us is chop us down ffs :roll:
And geoff i seen that about febregass the thing is sorry carnt spell his name elardo who it happend to had done a tackle on some 1 and bust up his leg in 2 places but i surpose thats diffrent :evil:
Thing is Sunny they will all go on about how bad it is wont they, and it dont matter what team or player it is it always gets blown out of proportion.
Do you really think if it was the other way round your manager wouldnt have blown a gasket or two, he’s a big bloke he would have gone flaming loopy! :lol:
As soon as you can see a bone its all the difference in a bad tackle and a tackle with deliberate malice, the ref waited till he saw the damage before the card and that is wrong.
He should book for the initial challenge, not the aftermath.
Perhaps if we had that dic/khead ref that did the chelsea game last night, it would have been a yellow for taylor :wink:
Wasn’t wrong to send Taylor off at all. I think it was humanitarian if nothing else. I am sure Taylor would not have wanted to be involved after what he did. I think the ref made the decision based on the player, not on the challenge and I agree with the red. If that was me playing a park match and I wasn’t sent off I would ask for an immediate substitution. The crime may not have fitted the card, but it was the correct thing. It also stopped dead in the tracks any malice Arsenal player may have had towards Taylor. The ref did right.
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