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Fellaini unrepentant
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Sigh
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The way he uses his leg, drives it forward and down toward Pablo is quite fascinating...it's not just his forearm it's his entire body-weight through his forearm, and just around under the jaw-line. Fucking really dangerous.
Where is inspector knacker? This is beyond implied consent. Why hasn't he been charged?
Where is inspector knacker? This is beyond implied consent. Why hasn't he been charged?
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No, he's shite, we want him to play. Besides, there's less chance of someone shattering the cunts leg if he's dropped.Eds said:Wouldn't it be wonderful if scum actually imposed thier own sanctions on him and didn't select him for three games.
Bluesiam
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Eds said:Wouldn't it be wonderful if scum actually imposed thier own sanctions on him and didn't select him for three games.
No it wouldn't. However, they are more likely to say well done Fellaini, and reward him with selection for the foreseeable future, which would be far better for us.
BlueTony
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Ducado said:It's just the typical arrogance that gets me, the whole world can see what he did, it's as clear as daylight, I can only think he is worried about retrospective action from the FA (some chance) or that the watching world finally realises this is pretty typical of him, we saw it all the time at Everton sneaky little fouls
Although I must say that most Rags I know hope the FA do ban him and for longer than 3 games, he has to be one of the biggest wastes of money since they signed Alan Brazil
Really Ducado? There have been so many shit signings on the dark side Djemba Djemba, Kleberson, Veron (when he was there, seemed to improve after but simply was not worth the money they paid) Macheda the new George best (not fit to lace his drinks) and my own personal favourite the comedy gold goalkeeper that was Massimo Taibi £4.5 million just for that moment, still it made me laugh.
Eds said:Wouldn't it be wonderful if scum actually imposed thier own sanctions on him and didn't select him for three games.
dream on mate, this is ushited you're talking about
a club that has a long tradition in celebrating its horrible thugs and treats them like heroes
bluetonium
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Mate of mine said at the time that when something similar happened at some rugby game his club or nation banned the player for the rest of the tournament irrespective of what the authority decided.
Not saying that United should or would do the same, but at least the big sh1thouse could have come out and said sorry. At least we know he is a coward now, plain as day for all the world to see.
Still, it is a complete role reversal so maybe we should not be too aggrieved - we were there once, unable to complete on the pitch and resorting to tough tackling, Ball being the prime example. Only difference is our cloggers didn't cost €28m.
Not saying that United should or would do the same, but at least the big sh1thouse could have come out and said sorry. At least we know he is a coward now, plain as day for all the world to see.
Still, it is a complete role reversal so maybe we should not be too aggrieved - we were there once, unable to complete on the pitch and resorting to tough tackling, Ball being the prime example. Only difference is our cloggers didn't cost €28m.
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glad fellatio has found the right club , another arrogant cnut , who has nothing to be arrogant about
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In Super League incidents can be looked at after games and given suspensions on their own merit regardless of what the referee has done in the game.bluetonium said:Mate of mine said at the time that when something similar happened at some rugby game his club or nation banned the player for the rest of the tournament irrespective of what the authority decided.
Not saying that United should or would do the same, but at least the big sh1thouse could have come out and said sorry. At least we know he is a coward now, plain as day for all the world to see.
Still, it is a complete role reversal so maybe we should not be too aggrieved - we were there once, unable to complete on the pitch and resorting to tough tackling, Ball being the prime example. Only difference is our cloggers didn't cost €28m.
The other week Michael McIlorum, who plays for Wigan, sprinted from the halfway line and smashed young Kurt Dixon of Castleford in the face, breaking his jaw. This was seen as a Grade C incident and he was given a 3 game ban for it.
A punch is usually a Grade A incident and has a 1 game suspension.
So, in Super League, what Fellaini did would probably get him a 1-2 game ban.
As far as the club punishing their own goes, have United ever done this before? In fact i think they glorify this sort of thing.