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Wayne Rooney should be banned for a very long time...
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Mendoza
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He set out to injure players, made reckless challenges not even going for the ball. DISGRACE. Hope he doesnt teach this shit to the streetwise striker crew
But still a QUALLA soccerist
But still a QUALLA soccerist
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Superphil
Dismember
I didn't see this so can't comment on the tackle, however, the report reads;
Risgard claims the incident, which went unpunished by the referee, left him physically marked and also alleged that Rooney apologised after the match.
Why would that be alleged?
Risgard claims the incident, which went unpunished by the referee, left him physically marked and also alleged that Rooney apologised after the match.
Why would that be alleged?
Knotty
Well-known member
From what I saw it was purely accidental and there was very little complaint from the Aalborg players. No matter how hard I try, I can't see any intent in it at all.
There was an earlier incident which wasn't dirty, just stupid, and he should have been booked for that.
There was an earlier incident which wasn't dirty, just stupid, and he should have been booked for that.
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
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keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
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YouTube - Wayne Rooney Antics via Aalborg 10-dec-2008
He seems to have inherited Roy Keane's ability to do whatever he likes most of the time without being sent off or reprimanded
He seems to have inherited Roy Keane's ability to do whatever he likes most of the time without being sent off or reprimanded
Knotty
Well-known member
Who would have thought you were a United fan eh?
The guy is a disgrace, end of.
If you say so.
Skint Gull
New member
He's a Scouse pikey, there's no doubt about it. Dirty little bugger
It's one of Alex Fergusons 'talents'. He makes Man Utd the victims in everything. The schedule is against them, the FA, the footballing world in general, the referees, etc.
He gets some special cases, particularly dirty players who rightly get booked, but then he goes out and tells the press that they are being targetted, being booked for their reputation, not because they elbow someone in the face or stamp on them etc. So referees start to doubt themselves. Instead of thinking "He's getting frustrated, that wasn't an accident it was a vicious foul, I'll book him" they think "He's getting frustrated, that wasn't an accident it was a vicious foul... wait, am I saying he's getting frustrated and it's a vicious foul or am I assuming that because he has in the past..."
There's also this idea that the top teams don't need to foul or cheat, they're too good for that, it's the lesser teams playing against them that need to get an unfair advantage.
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
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I do as it happens.
Knotty
Well-known member
Good. You are entitled to your opinion as much as I am to mine.
And if our opinions differ, does it really matter?
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Didn't really do much did he, just a bit of argy bargy. I'm sure they were doing it to him as well.
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
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No of course not, but when you are being so one eyed it's ridiculous, I am also allowed to point it out.
Brighton till i die
You havin' a bubble?
anyone got a better video? that one is really jumpy on my screen...
sten_super
Brain Surgeon
Looking at the things in that YouTube clip, I don't see why everyone's getting their knickers in a twist. First one, his momentum carries him into the player. I don't think it's a deliberate stamp. I'm guessing that's the one that he apologised for. Then he falls over because he's trying to turn having realised he's overrun the ball. Finally then he uses a bit of excessive force to shield the ball. I would pull him up and book him for the lashing out, but there's nothing wrong with a bit of shoulder barging, especially when the defender is hacking at his ankles.
I'm all for a bit of Rooney-bashing, but it's got to be justified, no?
I'm all for a bit of Rooney-bashing, but it's got to be justified, no?
withdeanwombat
Well-known member
There was a very nice programme about the Mediterranean Sea and six gilled sharks on BBC2.
I thought the same till I saw it on Sky Sports News
Yep and he didn't stamp on Carvalho's balls druing the WC and it was only Ronaldo that got him sent off.
Yeah, right.