Egyptian said:baldybouncer said:If it was dangerous play, which it wasn't, then the ref would have had a say in the matter not to mention that the Newcastle players would have caused an unholy stink at the time of the tackle.
Yes because refs always get the decisions right.
yeseye said:If that was, say Nolan on Silva for instance, i would be furious.
It was at least reckless and warrented a straight red imo.
And Chris Hughton would have had something to say after the game. His only complaints were the two penalty decisions; One that went against them and one they didnt get.baldybouncer said:Egyptian said:Up for grabs? By going studs up with one foot, and kicking the side of the knee with the other?
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It's clearly dangerous play.
If it was dangerous play, which it wasn't, then the ref would have had a say in the matter not to mention that the Newcastle players would have caused an unholy stink at the time of the tackle.
Egyptian said:mike channon´s windmill said:Have you been to specsavers recently? You should - Ben Arfa clearly loses control of the ball rendering it up for grabs - his touch was poor - very unfortunate and I feel for the lad
Up for grabs? By going studs up with one foot, and kicking/going in with full force on the side of the knee with the other leg?
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baldybouncer said:You explain to us how it isn't a 50:50 ball then, because I see this as a fair tackle, hard yes, but fair! Just because a player, unfortunately, breaks a leg in a tackle doesn't automatically mean that the tackler showed intent or deserves the harangueing that that player will receive in the press.
It's clearly dangerous play.
Sabster said:yeseye said:If that was, say Nolan on Silva for instance, i would be furious.
It was at least reckless and warrented a straight red imo.
This