mancity dan
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It is either going to be a 3 match ban for violent conduct or no ban at all.
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Aguero banned for three games (updated)
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This nipper has the angle they reviewed in post match or MOTD I think.
Around 3.25
(his negative colour scheme in the original clip actually makes for a clearer view - wonder if the FA have considered using this)
Makes a very reasoned argument...
Lancet Fluke
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You'd think so. ONn what grounds could they give him a one match ban?It is either going to be a 3 match ban for violent conduct or no ban at all.
JoeMercer'sWay
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What are you on about man. It is a legitimate appeal which may not be successful but if it is, it does not follow that some kind of crusade to stop City winning the league will ensue.
How exactly are they going to "fuck us over to the nth degree in the Derby" to punish us for exercising our legal rights? Are you saying that they will attempt to fix the result in the Rags favour?
did you see either Spurs game last season? That's what they're aiming for.
Does this ..erm...work for everyone?
Verne Troyer swears by it
Gaylord du Bois
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He went down clutching his forehead to begin with. The very same forehead he used to head the ball with 'after' the alleged incident.You've got be fucking joking?
You mean apart from the video where he clearly hits him in the throat, and then the player - without making an appeal to the referee trying to get sergio sent off - goes down holding his throat?
What physical evidence do you expect any football charge/appeal to have?
2bluejacko
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This... Just thinking about old style forwards, Jordan, Ferguson, shearer etc... They would miss three quarters of the season if they played nowadays...He went down clutching his forehead to begin with. The very same forehead he used to head the ball with 'after' the alleged incident.
(With his elbow and the ref misses it)
The cameras won't though. Trial by media part 2.
Manc in London
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It's not a bloody appeal.
I meant 'charge'. t'was a slip. Fully aware of the difference.