It's the principle,he tried to pull up an injured player of the ground and refused to call the medics on for some time,by pulling him up he was implying he was cheating,the club could say we will except £1 but we want the principle to stand in public,he doesn't usually act that way so it needs highlighting he picked on a kid who was indeed injured and badlyYes, he's not the best ref, but to go after his money when he earns in a year what Gabby earns in a week is smalltime.
Knowing Mike Riley and co, he's more likely to get promoted.If I were City, I’d advise Gabriel to take out a private prosecution and give it a go.
Moss actually pulled Jesus up onto his feet, arguably without any medical knowledge whatsoever as to what the consequences of such a foolhardy (worst case senerio, maybe even career ending) action could’ve been.
Probably doesn’t stand a cat in hell’s chance of winning the case, but at least it would cost the incompetent, cheating cnut plenty, in terms of time money, and, hopefully, due to the bad publicity, his job at the FA.
Post of the year so far it did make me laugh.my word, the return of Jesus to the starting XI is absolutely nailed on (pardon the pun) for Easter weekend
Post of the year so far it did make me laugh.
Ooooh, maybe a place on the bench for the lad then?Was in full training today
my word, the return of Jesus to the starting XI is absolutely nailed on (pardon the pun) for Easter weekend