Obviously two grown men having a punch up in the context of a physical game is directly comparable to a teacher belting a minor who’s under his authority.Yeah. And I'd I'd like to be able to slap my students like in the good old days.
Michael Salisbury, one way ticket
I don't teach minors. All my students are adults.
To Detroit. Nowhere nice.
Mike Dean was ahead of his time. He'd have loved to have performed some over exaggerated arm movements in the States.
Baleba looks like he is a better fit for Fabi's system than de Zerbi's. Fabi is happy for him to gallop forward smashing aside anyone in his path, whereas Roberto wanted him playing on the half turn and laying the ball off immediately. From what I saw last night he is at his best facing forward, dribbling and passing.
Of course he will. Bad fouls happen sometimes, if the ref sees it and decides it merits a yellow card or no card, then it's just one of those things. Gilmour got away with one against Forest last season didn't he? I think it was WBG. Only got a yellow when it could and should have been a red. If the Crawley bloke had punched O'Riley (ie violent conduct) and the ref missed it, that might be different, but a foul is "just" a foul...no chance of further punishment.
Wishing you a speedy recovery....
You're wrong, simple as that.
Because a punch up is two blokes going toe to toe. It’s not like one of them has attacked the other when tempers boil over and they both go at it. Part of the game in physical sport.
