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Kompany red card and appeal SUCCESSFUL
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bojinov29
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Re: Kompany red card and appeal
do we have any idea on when a decision will be announced?
do we have any idea on when a decision will be announced?
Re: Kompany red card and appeal
Apart from arse licking red sympathisers everyone has said it was never a red and should be overturned but Sky start talking about it being frivolous. Oops forgot they are part of the arse licking.........
Apart from arse licking red sympathisers everyone has said it was never a red and should be overturned but Sky start talking about it being frivolous. Oops forgot they are part of the arse licking.........
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Anonymous
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Re: Kompany red card and appeal
Just seen another angle, wiltshere points at kompany and holds up two fingers to signal a two footed challenge.
Little twat.
Just seen another angle, wiltshere points at kompany and holds up two fingers to signal a two footed challenge.
Little twat.
Re: Kompany red card and appeal
Can't stand the scaled up dwarf, he just has that body language and demeanour that I can't standban-mcfc said:Just seen another angle, wiltshere points at kompany and holds up two fingers to signal a two footed challenge.
Little twat.
Big Dave Watson
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Re: Kompany red card and appeal
Definately wont be considered as a frivolous appeal as City genuinely believe a mistake has been made.
An example of a frivolous appeal was when Camel Gob appealed even though there was footage of him punching another player. The scum appealed so that Camel Gob would be available for their next game while the appeal was heard (cant remember which game). He was banged to rights so correctly got a 4th game on his ban for a frivolous appeal.
Definately wont be considered as a frivolous appeal as City genuinely believe a mistake has been made.
An example of a frivolous appeal was when Camel Gob appealed even though there was footage of him punching another player. The scum appealed so that Camel Gob would be available for their next game while the appeal was heard (cant remember which game). He was banged to rights so correctly got a 4th game on his ban for a frivolous appeal.
SWP's back
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Re: Kompany red card and appeal
CC semi at OT against US!Big Dave Watson said:Definately wont be considered as a frivolous appeal as City genuinely believe a mistake has been made.
An example of a frivolous appeal was when Camel Gob appealed even though there was footage of him punching another player. The scum appealed so that Camel Gob would be available for their next game while the appeal was heard (cant remember which game). He aws banged to rights so correctly got a 4th game on his ban for a frivolous appeal.
MSP
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Re: Kompany red card and appeal
Daily Mail adding deliberate pressure on FA claiming they have info it won't be rescinded and mentioning Souness and Redknapp backed Dean's decision.
However, no word about Schmeichel's and Hansen's thoughts.
Daily Mail adding deliberate pressure on FA claiming they have info it won't be rescinded and mentioning Souness and Redknapp backed Dean's decision.
However, no word about Schmeichel's and Hansen's thoughts.
MCFC BOB
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Probably because the article gets published before Match of the Day airs.MSP said:Daily Mail adding deliberate pressure on FA claiming they have info it won't be rescinded and mentioning Souness and Redknapp backed Dean's decision.
However, no word about Schmeichel's and Hansen's thoughts.
BoyBlue_1985
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Re: Kompany red card and appeal
If the FA feels pressure from the Mail then really the human race has no hope. I would be shocked if they even read it or cared what any other fucker thinks when they come to the decision of whether the ref was correct or not
MSP said:Daily Mail adding deliberate pressure on FA claiming they have info it won't be rescinded and mentioning Souness and Redknapp backed Dean's decision.
However, no word about Schmeichel's and Hansen's thoughts.
If the FA feels pressure from the Mail then really the human race has no hope. I would be shocked if they even read it or cared what any other fucker thinks when they come to the decision of whether the ref was correct or not