Re: Football Chat Thread : Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:00 pm  

flipper wrote:

no action to be taken against Rooney - common sense prevails.

You mean it gives idiots such as him a free licence to go round elbowing people in the head off the ball. Let's see how Fergie likes it when it happens to one of his boys.

If that had been a Wigan player doing that to Rooney. he'd have got three matches and no mistake.

Re: Football Chat Thread : Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:06 pm  

D.D. wrote:

You mean it gives idiots such as him a free licence to go round elbowing people in the head off the ball. Let's see how Fergie likes it when it happens to one of his boys.

If that had been a Wigan player doing that to Rooney. he'd have got three matches and no mistake.

looked like a sly bit of knee work from yaya toure yesterday, just don't expect MOTD to lead there trailer with it.

Re: Football Chat Thread : Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:21 pm  

flipper wrote:

looked like a sly bit of knee work from yaya toure yesterday, just don't expect MOTD to lead there trailer with it.

Oh grow up. You know full well what Rooney did was despicable. What's more, so does Clattenburg, but he's too busy arse licking the big boys to further his career.

Clattenburg was once suspended for fraud. That says everything you need to know about him.

Re: Football Chat Thread : Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:25 pm  

Nikaed wrote:

No action against Rooney. We'll do what we want.

Seriously though we have gotten away with that one!

Re: Football Chat Thread : Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:32 pm  

D.D. wrote:

Oh grow up. You know full well what Rooney did was despicable. What's more, so does Clattenburg, but he's too busy arse licking the big boys to further his career.

Clattenburg was once suspended for fraud. That says everything you need to know about him.

I think that's libelous Dave, as a webmaster i would have thought you would have known better.

It was stupid what he did, without infringing Sky's copyright, i can't post the gifs that suggest it's hardly unprecedented in going unpunished.

Clattenburg messed up for blowing, after that he was damned if he did, damned if he didn't, if he saw it, when no red? if he didn't see it why did he blow?

Speaking of growing up, nice to see Mancini on good form yesterday (and toure's cynical sly knee)

Re: Football Chat Thread : Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:38 pm  

flipper wrote:

I think that's libelous Dave, as a webmaster i would have thought you would have know better.

It was stupid what he did, without infringing Sky's copyright, i can't post the gifs that suggest it's hardly unprecedented in going unpunished.

Clattenburg messed up for blowing, after that he was damned if he did, damned if he didn't, if he saw it, when no red? if he didn't see it why did he blow?

Speaking of growing up, nice to see Mancini on good form yesterday (and toure's cynical sly knee)

Read the wording. it's not libellous.

Never mind other cases. Clattenburg has said that he dealt out the appropriate punishment. An arm raised to the head is an automatic red card offence. However, Clattenburg claims to have seen it all but a free kick is all he deems it worth.

He's either corrupt or utterly inept. I'll let the world make their mind up on that one. Either way he is not fit to referee.

As for the Toure knee and Mancini, I don't even know what incident you were on about even though I was there. However to try and deflect attention away from the real issue here is at best embarrassing. You'd make a good politician - corrupt!

Re: Football Chat Thread : Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:46 pm  

D.D. wrote:

Read the wording. it's not libellous.

Never mind other cases. Clattenburg has said that he dealt out the appropriate punishment. An arm raised to the head is an automatic red card offence. However, Clattenburg claims to have seen it all but a free kick is all he deems it worth.

He's either corrupt or utterly inept. I'll let the world make their mind up on that one. Either way he is not fit to referee.

As for the Toure knee and Mancini, I don't even know what incident you were on about even though I was there. However to try and deflect attention away from the real issue here is at best embarrassing. You'd make a good politician - corrupt!

steady with that mate - all that talk of corruption makes you sound like someone off RAWK

If i understand correctly he was investigated and suspended due to his business's debt and some correspondence surrounding those debts, being in debt isn't fraud last time i checked.

Rooney acted like and impetuous tw&t, which adds to a to a growing list of things he's done this season that has hardly enhanced his reputation, he does however still occasionally come up with something marvelous.

Re: Football Chat Thread : Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:56 pm  

flipper wrote:

steady with that mate - all that talk of corruption makes you sound like someone off RAWK

If i understand correctly he was investigated and suspended due to his business's debt and some correspondence surrounding those debts, being in debt isn't fraud last time i checked.

Rooney acted like and impetuous tw&t, which adds to a to a growing list of things he's done this season that has hardly enhanced his reputation, he does however still occasionally come up with something marvelous.

He was actually suspended under allegations of fraud, but reinstated later.

Re: Football Chat Thread : Mon Feb 28, 2011 3:00 pm  

D.D. wrote:

He was actually suspended under allegations of fraud, but reinstated later.

where does it say that?

Re: Football Chat Thread : Mon Feb 28, 2011 3:06 pm  

D.D. wrote:

He was actually suspended under allegations of fraud, but reinstated later.

Happy 35th btw.