Very much agree with this. If KDB gets a leg smashed against Leicester in another example of the kind of tackle we are citing then what good does it do his injury by sending off the offending player? Players need to respect their fellow professionals more than attempt 'tackles' aimed at people's thighs or hacking at them from behind.Still think the club should be demanding the PFA speak out about these tackles that fellow members of the PFA are doing to each other
The fact they then go on to say that Sterling is only about number 7 in the most fouled players and no other city players are sums up the fucking rag bias that the BBC now has.
We don’t care about fouls! We care about fouls that injure players!
Bunch of ****s
Good.
It's only a matter of time until we get a serious injury from these assaults.
Your last piece sums it up perfectly,but that doesn’t fit with their article unless it was the rags or dippers on the receiving end ...Very much agree with this. If KDB gets a leg smashed against Leicester in another example of the kind of tackle we are citing then what good does it do his injury by sending off the offending player? Players need to respect their fellow professionals more than attempt 'tackles' aimed at people's thighs or hacking at them from behind.
Plus the stats in the BBC article are stupid. No one at city is asking for us not to be tackled or even fouled - we just want appropriate punishment for those that are clearly red card offences.