EPTHowever, he's already said he wants to win the Spanish league too so I'm suprised that doesn't worry United fans.
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Klive5ive
United Kingdom6056 Posts
However, he's already said he wants to win the Spanish league too so I'm suprised that doesn't worry United fans. | ||
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economist_
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Holgerius
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28911 Posts
not sure when, but it's something I'd love to see. he's an absolutely brilliant coach, but he's actually even more entertaining than he is brilliant on top of that. | ||
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Austria7781 Posts
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
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TArujo
Portugal1687 Posts
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
only a yellow card? wtf | ||
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Freaky[x]
Canada995 Posts
actually what the fuck was that player thinking? I hope he gets suspended at least 1 year. ANYBODY THAT DOES THAT SHIT should be suspended 1 year. I've seen it happen too many times, it's been 4 weeks that I'm wearing a cast on my ankle and on crutches because some moron did the something similar to me but THANK GOD it was just a 3rd degree sprain, although that means 2 months AT LEAST of not playing football. the guy followed through but I was lucky that i fell to the ground right away and didn't try resisting or else my ankle would be broken and require surgery. I have NO pity for morons that do this. Not that guy that did it to eduardo, not that guy that did it to this poor kid on the video, not that guy that did it to ramsey, or anybody else. Anybody that says they regretted doing it. well fuck you i hope you regret for 1 full year of no soccer or pay and I HOPE that one day a player that suffers a similar injury takes the offending player to court and makes him pay through the full extent of the law. Once somebody does that shit then leagues will have to react accordingly and morons will think twice before breaking other peoples legs. | ||
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kidd
United States2848 Posts
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Vin{MBL}
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for the record: i agree this tackle was worse than the ramsey tackle.... in this case he had absolutely no chance of winning the ball. but the same cycle above applies anyway | ||
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
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uberMatt
Canada659 Posts
On April 20 2010 13:13 Vin{MBL} wrote: well, the way the system seems to be working these days is that the manager would come out and say he's a 'good lad' from a 'respectable family' and that there was 'no malice' in the tackle... in fact, pundits will say that the injired player was 'too quick and skillful' and nipped the ball away, resulting in the late tackle. the manager of the injured player is going to be extremely angry and call on more player protection. Then a bunch of other managers would support the fact there he's a 'good lad' and it wasn't even a 'bad tackle'. Then, the media makes the tackler feel like the victim... then the entire thing blows over... loop indefinitely until someone else breaks their leg from a bad tackle for the record: i agree this tackle was worse than the ramsey tackle.... in this case he had absolutely no chance of winning the ball. but the same cycle above applies anyway the question of whether its intentional or not is a relevant matter, i mean the suspension should be harsher either way but if was on purpose it should be a season-long or even a lifetime ban. i dont know why arsenal fans keep equating someone saying "the tackle wasnt malicious" with "the player shouldn't be punished". thats not what theyre saying at all, but it should be obvious that the punishment should be different based on whether or not it was intentional, if someone goes out to purposely hurt someone and doesn't get a harsher penalty than something is seriously wrong. also, im not doubting you, just wondering, which manager said the tackle wasn't 'bad', that's such a stupid statement. | ||
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Vin{MBL}
5185 Posts
http://www.express.co.uk/ourcomments/view/161236/Mick-Dennis http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/football/paul-parker/article/19625/ | ||
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MooCow
1434 Posts
Reminds me of the Witsel one. He too was surprised he was red carded for his challenge. | ||
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godlysquirrel
China21 Posts
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GunSec
1095 Posts
 I think Inter will win 2-1. It should be interesting to see Zlatan meet his old team and Eto vice verca :D | ||
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Ash
Malaysia1978 Posts
On April 20 2010 23:31 GunSec wrote: Inter vs Barca today guys I think Inter will win 2-1. It should be interesting to see Zlatan meet his old team and Eto vice verca :DWe've seen it earlier in group stages , Eto vs Zlatan thingy is overhyped. I'm more interested to see how they play against each other . That's Mourinho vs Giordola ... (Sorry if I've typed their names wrongly) | ||
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