Gundogan injury v West Brom | Confirmed not serious by Ilkay

[kippaxchris]

What he does is exactly what Pep wants, to drive forward quickly in possession of the ball, he was just about to pass it, close to the penalty area when he was assaulted, you can't be blaming the player for doing his job, blame the thug who knew exactly what he was doing, and the incompetent Jones for not doing his job, it was just as much a red as Mane was, in fact worse because it could be argued Mane wasn't intentional, this was premeditated.

I'm in no way blaming Gundogan i was just saying I thought he could have passed sooner & Yacob might not have crushed him. Only Yacob & the ref are to blame not Gundogan.

 

[The perfect fumble]

How do we pick the hatchet man that will take a 6 game ban?

Ask for volunteers maybe, failing that draw straws?

What a pity we sold Bony.

 

[goalmole]

What a pity we sold Bony.

He'd probably be shit at that as well.

 

[Mid Wales blue]

He'd probably be shit at that as well.

He'd either be to slow, or miss the man he was trying to hack then catch one of his team mates.

 

[edinburgh123]

Gundagon ran from half way inside his own half all the way to the edge of their box and was definitely in danger territory. Their player did the right thing. He brought him down before he got into the box knowing (according to the rules) he would get a yellow card. Can't see the fuss. Yes he may have been injured but their player was thinking merely about stopping a good goal scoring opportunity and I can not believe had any other thought at the time. I doubt he even gave any thought to "oh that's Gundagon and he is just back from injury". I think people are reading too much into this

 

[didsburyblu]

Seems to be walking fine today which is a good sign and seemed in good spirits having photos with fans so hopefully its a minor knock he can just shake off

 

[GornikDaze]

Gundagon ran from half way inside his own half all the way to the edge of their box and was definitely in danger territory. Their player did the right thing. He brought him down before he got into the box knowing (according to the rules) he would get a yellow card. Can't see the fuss. Yes he may have been injured but their player was thinking merely about stopping a good goal scoring opportunity and I can not believe had any other thought at the time. I doubt he even gave any thought to "oh that's Gundagon and he is just back from injury". I think people are reading too much into this

Bit of a difference between a tap of the ankle professional foul and a full on dangerous scissor tackle from behind though? Both could injure but the latter is much more malicious. Most people are reading this the right way but I appreciate the few have a different view.

 

[GeorgeHeslop'sTackle.]

He'd either be to slow, or miss the man he was trying to hack then catch one of his team mates.

He'd probably be shit at that as well.

I wouldnt have fancied Yacob's chances if Mendy (Or Ota) had been on the field, I dont think he'd have thought twice about any punishment the powers that be might impose, before exacting severe retriibution

 

[Deepest Blue]

Can we re-sign the contractless Sagna for one game?

NFL teams in the past have put bounties (a Taste of Paradise) on the heads of players who need a bit of attitude adjustment.

 

[journolud]

Gundagon ran from half way inside his own half all the way to the edge of their box and was definitely in danger territory. Their player did the right thing. He brought him down before he got into the box knowing (according to the rules) he would get a yellow card. Can't see the fuss. Yes he may have been injured but their player was thinking merely about stopping a good goal scoring opportunity and I can not believe had any other thought at the time. I doubt he even gave any thought to "oh that's Gundagon and he is just back from injury". I think people are reading too much into this

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