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Funnily enough rather Torres this and Torres that, it looks to me like the bizarrely lipped drug cheat has stamped on another player and is going to get away with it. Plus ça change....
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Ferdinand stamp on Torres?
- Thread starter Marvin
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BoyBlue_1985
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Ummm what?Tevez City said:Coward Torres.
Churchill123
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what a surprise.. rio being a fucking cnut!! - It's a weekly occurrence
NipHolmes
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Just watched highlights and got the pause-play working on Virgin.
Anyway to summarise.
David Luiz sprays the ball with his left foot up-field. Balls going up towards the left side of the 18 yard box. Rio and Torres both go for the ball and end up falling to the ground (no foul play, just a 50/50 challenge with both momentums coming together and knocking off balance). Both get up and Rio is about 3 metres away, he then jogs towards Torres from behind him and then changes his footwork and direction from Torres left side to his right. He gets a bit more square on. In his stride he pop up with the right foot and brings his left leg forward, on his way down he turns his right foot into scraping Torres down the back of the heel. Then speaks to Torres whilst pulling him up to get off the ground, a vain attempt to cover up the incident.
Proper sneaky bastard is that Rio. The bare faced cheek of helping up an opponent you've just fouled like a coward. A blind-sided attack on an opponents heal.
Ferguson was a tosser as always. No handshake :(
United were apparently fatigued. So a home game v Real and an extra days rest against a Chelsea side who fielded half a dozen or so players who on Thursday gone played an away tie in the Uefa Cup in Romania. Talks some bollocks does Fergie, especially when he started many rotated players too.
I doubt the Media will be so clear. I reckon there will be some more artistic license when writing up. ITV didn't even offer an opinion on the matter. Disappointing.
Anyway to summarise.
David Luiz sprays the ball with his left foot up-field. Balls going up towards the left side of the 18 yard box. Rio and Torres both go for the ball and end up falling to the ground (no foul play, just a 50/50 challenge with both momentums coming together and knocking off balance). Both get up and Rio is about 3 metres away, he then jogs towards Torres from behind him and then changes his footwork and direction from Torres left side to his right. He gets a bit more square on. In his stride he pop up with the right foot and brings his left leg forward, on his way down he turns his right foot into scraping Torres down the back of the heel. Then speaks to Torres whilst pulling him up to get off the ground, a vain attempt to cover up the incident.
Proper sneaky bastard is that Rio. The bare faced cheek of helping up an opponent you've just fouled like a coward. A blind-sided attack on an opponents heal.
Ferguson was a tosser as always. No handshake :(
United were apparently fatigued. So a home game v Real and an extra days rest against a Chelsea side who fielded half a dozen or so players who on Thursday gone played an away tie in the Uefa Cup in Romania. Talks some bollocks does Fergie, especially when he started many rotated players too.
I doubt the Media will be so clear. I reckon there will be some more artistic license when writing up. ITV didn't even offer an opinion on the matter. Disappointing.
Marvin said:Can't see him getting away with this - it's so blatant. Not even a Utd fan can defend it.
They'll call it a nothing incident,bit like Ferguson did with Rooneys forearm on that Wigan player.
NipHolmes
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dcj said:Marvin said:Can't see him getting away with this - it's so blatant. Not even a Utd fan can defend it.
They'll call it a nothing incident,bit like Ferguson did with Rooneys forearm on that Wigan player.
'A coming together'.
bluesilver
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Come on, can't you just hear- he was tired and had a muscle spasm that caused his leg to deviate and scrape Torres, who was in the way, much like Arbeloa.Marvin said:Can't see him getting away with this - it's so blatant. Not even a Utd fan can defend it.
I will expect nothing so I won't be disappointed in the end. Unbelievable what this "child" gets away with.