No action against Lukaku

[Thekinkygoat]

The question should simply lie with, “would he have been sent off if the referee saw it clearly?” And of course the answer is a simple and resounding, No, he plays for the rags.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Poor decision form the FA, really poor.

The question should simply lie with, “would he have been sent off if the referee saw it clearly?” And of course the answer is a simple and resounding, Yes.

Not if the ref was Dermot Gallagher - I think he must have been the one of three who voted on the decision .

 

[BigOscar]

Does make me worry about the derby tbh, they are hell bent to try and make a race out of it and have shown they are willing to be pretty shameless about it

 

[Jesus Cheekbone]

bent to the bones but I don't mind it. I'd rather him played than Martial or Rashford.

 

[worsleyweb]

Gallagher has a point when he says it was more petulant then violent/brutality. Sean Goater agreed with him too.

Having said that it could have gone the other way, certainly is debatable.

Can I just say your comment about the Sunderland fans won't be doing the Poznan to the rags for a while was absolutely c...tish? I hope you suffer a slow agonising painful slow death as a club finishing between 6th and 10th until the end of eternity.

This by the way is blatant cheating but he is shite anyway.

 

[rushts]

Fucking bent bastards. Well if there was ever any doubt, there you have it. Bent as a nine bob note. One rule for them another for everyone else. It's ridiculous.

 

[Falcao]

Can I just say your comment about the Sunderland fans won't be doing the Poznan to the rags for a while was a absolutely c...tish? I hope you suffer a slow agonising painful slow death as a club finishing between 6th and 10th until the end of eternity.

This by the way is blatant cheating but he is shite anyway.

If that's the case then it wasn't intentional. It was slightly condescending though I admit, but then the post I replied to was too I think.

 

[blue by birth]

I wish I could get the chance to kick the lying cnut in the bollocks.

I kind of think you would have to join a big queue mate...I don't think he's Mr popular on here

 

[citytilllidie]

Why is the United 17/18 thread closed?

 

[worsleyweb]

If that's the case then it wasn't intentional. It was slightly condescending though I admit, but then the post I replied to was too I think.

No we like Sunderland and Stockport Mackhem can do no wrong on here.

 

[urban genie]

Not suprising, the FA are spineless as are the refs pannel, will only react if plenty of media attention, which MOTD, BT and Sky didn't give it (a few papers 2 days after won't make as much of a stink).

 

[its a Barm]

theres nothing to see here as its nothing new, i thought it would change when the piss can left but no.

 

[JustAnotherCityFan]

Gallagher has a point when he says it was more petulant then violent/brutality. Sean Goater agreed with him too.

Having said that it could have gone the other way, certainly is debatable.

One kick would be petulant but when he missed with the first kick and tries another with his other leg he's trying to be violent no?

 

[Super David Silva 21]

I have yet to see this incident.

 

[Falcao]

One kick would be petulant but when he missed with the first kick and tries another with his other leg he's trying to be violent no?

Fair point. Lukaku was silly and probably been lucky here.

 

[Manc Born & Bred]

I am sorry I blew the other guy's brains out, it was was a petulant twitch of my trigger finger - that's ok then not guilty case dismissed

 

[The Riot Club]

No surprise. Nailed on that the petulant cünt will now score in the derby too.

 

[TFC]

Just like Arsene Wenger, I didnt see it. Any gifs knocking about?

 

[Bodicoteblue]

Graham Poll on talksh*t saying it was a red card and how he got away with it is a mystery.

 

[rushts]

Fair point. Lukaku was silly and probably been lucky here.

How about he was bang out of order but got away with it because of who he play's for?