What an absolute joke. For years United were the worst at crowding officials, Rooney screaming profanities in the referees face, Ferguson on the touchline abusing the 4th official, then going into the referees room at halftime, given carte blanche to say whatever he liked about the officials in the post match interviews. Not a word said, nothing.
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FA ‘extremely concerned’ about City players’ discipline
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What a fucking joke.
Anyone who says there isn't an agenda surely needs no more evidence than this?
It's ridiculous. They can't take our points off us on the pitch so they're going to try and deduct them from us bureaucratically.
Anyone who says there isn't an agenda surely needs no more evidence than this?
It's ridiculous. They can't take our points off us on the pitch so they're going to try and deduct them from us bureaucratically.
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We need to get our Lawyers responding with some vigorous wording regarding continual harassment.What an absolute joke. For years United were the worst at crowding officials, Rooney screaming profanities in the referees face, Ferguson on the touchline abusing the 4th official, then going into the referees room at halftime, given carte blanche to say whatever he liked about the officials in the post match interviews. Not a word said, nothing.
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Utter ****s
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The FA should be investigating the reasons why City players surround refs. We have had so many incompetent refs ignoring dangerous tackles in the past few seasons that it is little wonder the players sometimes get incensed.
If they look at the Delph footage closely they will see Sergio pointing toward the Wigan goal and remonstrating that no action was taken when the Wigan player tried to kneecap him in the first few minutes.and they would also see that the bent b****** was quite happy to show the yellow card until he was surrounded by Wigan players. That alone is enough to make even the Pope get annoyed.
I'm not going to post what I think of the FA.
If they look at the Delph footage closely they will see Sergio pointing toward the Wigan goal and remonstrating that no action was taken when the Wigan player tried to kneecap him in the first few minutes.and they would also see that the bent b****** was quite happy to show the yellow card until he was surrounded by Wigan players. That alone is enough to make even the Pope get annoyed.
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Where there any direct quotes from the FA in that piece of Journalism or was it all wishful thinking?
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It is the club’s third offence in 16 months - they were twice fined £35,000 for incidents against Chelsea and Liverpool
Oh that couldn't possibly be the Chelsea game that Anthony "definitely not a rag" Taylor also refereed could it??? The bent bald bastard was lucky not to leave in an ambulance after that shameless performance. He showed his ludicrously obvious bias again in the Wigan match in failing to give anything more than a freekick for the knee high studs up challenge that actually connected with Aguero's knee.
Oh that couldn't possibly be the Chelsea game that Anthony "definitely not a rag" Taylor also refereed could it??? The bent bald bastard was lucky not to leave in an ambulance after that shameless performance. He showed his ludicrously obvious bias again in the Wigan match in failing to give anything more than a freekick for the knee high studs up challenge that actually connected with Aguero's knee.
oakiecokie
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David Luiz should have walked and none of the problems would have occurred at the end of the game.A bent bastard if ever one could be found.It is the club’s third offence in 16 months - they were twice fined £35,000 for incidents against Chelsea and Liverpool
Oh that couldn't possibly be the Chelsea game that Anthony "definitely not a rag" Taylor also refereed could it??? The bent bald bastard was lucky not to leave in an ambulance after that shameless performance. He showed his ludicrously obvious bias again in the Wigan match in failing to give anything more than a freekick for the knee high studs up challenge that actually connected with Aguero's knee.
It is the club’s third offence in 16 months - they were twice fined £35,000 for incidents against Chelsea and Liverpool
Oh that couldn't possibly be the Chelsea game that Anthony "definitely not a rag" Taylor also refereed could it??? The bent bald bastard was lucky not to leave in an ambulance after that shameless performance. He showed his ludicrously obvious bias again in the Wigan match in failing to give anything more than a freekick for the knee high studs up challenge that actually connected with Aguero's knee.
That would be TWO occasions in which Taylor pulled out a card and was ‘persuaded’ to change his mind ... that certainly wasn’t due to pressure from our players