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[Football] José Mourinho says rival players go to ground 'when somebody blows on them'



BN9 BHA

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Jul 14, 2013
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They didn't 'come out to defend themselves' they were answering questions put to them by the media. Not sure why Kane gets singled out, I can't ever recall another player being cross-examined about their diving/cheating.

:shrug:

This cross examination must have really confused the poor chap, some of those answers :laugh:

He was shielding the ball as a defender would when it’s going out for a goal kick, did he really say this?

Of course Harry, the incident looked exactly the same.....
 




Surf's Up

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This picture, taken nano-seconds before the Kane/Lallana incident clearly shows Kane looking at Lallana rather than the ball (i.e. preparing to play the player not the ball), and pre-meditating the foul he was just about to get away with

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GT49er

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They didn't 'come out to defend themselves' they were answering questions put to them by the media. Not sure why Kane gets singled out, I can't ever recall another player being cross-examined about their diving/cheating.
Diving wasn't the problem; it was dangerous play (endangering an opponent).
 


BNthree

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This picture, taken nano-seconds before the Kane/Lallana incident clearly shows Kane looking at Lallana rather than the ball (i.e. preparing to play the player not the ball), and pre-meditating the foul he was just about to get away with

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Thought it funny in Spurs Europa game against Ludogorets tonight an opposition player did this to a Spurs player (as in the Spurs player was in the air and got clattered) and the Spurs players were all appealing for a foul! Unbelivable.
 


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