[Football] Salah/Ramos: Not sure this is going away.

[Blue3]

It was a foul and it was a judo throw deliberate in my opinion Liverpool were playing quite well until then but their heads dropped when Sala went off some retrospective punishment might be seen as appropriate

 

[Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo]

Ramos to Liverpool then, that’s how these things work isn’t it?

 

[A1X]

What exactly do they want, the trophy retrospectively awarded to Liverpool?

 

[Ernest]

More this goes on and especially if Salah misses the World Cup then it won't be a Scouser but an Egyptian or Muslim nutter who goes after Ramos

 

[JCL666]

First of all Salah did this....



Secondly the arm that's entangled with Ramos isn't the side that was injured. He fell heavily on the OTHER shoulder.

Ramos cynically pulled on the entangled arm to impede Salah but inertia meant they both hit the deck.

 

[Billy the Fish]

It's making Liverpool fans look like bad losers. Gamesmanship has always been part of football, if Liverpool had won the match they wouldn't be crying about this.

 

[clippedgull]

We had our own nasty little F*****.

Remember Adam?

oh.. and he is Egyptian ( if I'm not mistaken!)

just checked.. half Egyptian (dad's side)

 

[Doc Lynam]

Just seen a petition with 300k signing for Ramos to be pulled up about 'that' tackle. I can't help feeling that the intention was to get some kind of dig in, I think he just underestimated the full impact of the move he made to bring Salah to ground. IMO he kept Salahs' arm barred long after he needed to.

All smoke and no fire? Sour grapes? 'All part of the game, move on? Or a cynical nasty illegal move that needs to be kept out of the game.

Personally, I think we should keep martial arts out of football.

My thoughts as well...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhnvETs4F6Q

 

[Gritt23]

If I was a Liverpool fan, I would have been much more concerned by the players actions towards the keeper at the time of the 3rd goal and at the end.

When the goal went in, how could no-one be over there geeing him back up? For the good of the team, and the remaining performance, how does the captain at least not go over there and give him all the "chin up" stuff. Then at the end for him again to be on his own, desolated on the floor with no-one coming over.

Yeah he had a 'mare, yeah, he's probably not good enough for what Liverpool want to achieve, but more worrying for me, was that had the look of some utterly bobbins team spirit.

 

[papajaff]

I don't think the modern world can cope anymore.

Any of us who have played the game (and probably everyone who hasn't: I think that covers all) will know that you like to get a dig in. Make opponents know that they are in for a game. No one really goes in to put someone out of the game.

 

[papajaff]

If I was a Liverpool fan, I would have been much more concerned by the players actions towards the keeper at the time of the 3rd goal and at the end

The Mickey Mousers anthem, what is it again? Ah yes, You'll Never Walk Alone. Practice what you preach eh?

 

[Bob'n'weave]

After wrapping his arm around Ramos'.

Which Ramos took full advantage of by locking his arm and taking him down. His focus was not on the ball at all but on taking Salah down.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

Sergio Ramos is a dirty animal with a lot of previous. 22 red cards in his career and everytime he's up against Messi he tries to hurt him. I thought it was a accident at the time, but changed my mind after seeing a video of him doing exactly the same to a Juventus player

 

[Bob'n'weave]

My thoughts as well...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhnvETs4F6Q

Hilarious.

Reality check here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEDaCIDvj6I

 

[Mellotron]

22 red cards. That's a LOT more than Roy Keane got in his career. Ramos is a filthy player. I don't think he was aiming specifically to dislocate his shoulder, but I think he was fully aware that Salah may get injured in the going down and was completely fine with that.

Here's hoping some Egypt players absolutely smash him if they meet in the last 16.

 

[GT49er]

What exactly do they want, the trophy retrospectively awarded to Liverpool?

No, of course not. Silly idea, that never happens, nor should it - they want the same thing that the TV pundits wanted for Tomer Hemed.

But, of course, Ramos plays for Real Madrid, so we all know which way UEFA will go on that one!

 

[Stat Brother]

22 red cards. That's a LOT more than Roy Keane got in his career. Ramos is a filthy player. I don't think he was aiming specifically to dislocate his shoulder, but I think he was fully aware that Salah may get injured in the going down and was completely fine with that.

Here's hoping some Egypt players absolutely smash him if they meet in the last 16.

If he had time to form that thought process then it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.

That's how he appears to play football, and football has disciplined him accordingly.

 

[sydney]

It was a foul and it was a judo throw deliberate in my opinion Liverpool were playing quite well until then but their heads dropped when Sala went off some retrospective punishment might be seen as appropriate

more chance of getting kicked to death by a mad spaniel.

 

[Mellotron]

If he had time to form that thought process then it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.

That's how he appears to play football, and football has disciplined him accordingly.

Wouldn't blame the ref either, as it was the sort of coming together that's very hard to judge wrongdoing from. I believe Ramos is a very clever player who is an expert at this kind of thing.

 

[JBizzle]

It's pathetic. That's all I have to say on the matter.