Sagna fined 40K for social media post.

[dannybcity]

"Please accept my sincere apologies for the typo on my previous post. I had not meant to type 12 and spotted my error shortly after the event. I did not in anyway plan to infer that referee Lee Mason was either shockingly biased or hopelessly incompetent in any way."

 

[aguero93:20]

"Please accept my sincere apologies for the typo on my previous post. I had not meant to type 12 and spotted my error shortly after the event. I did not in anyway plan to infer that referee Lee Mason was either shockingly biased or hopelessly incompetent in any way."

Completely believable when you consider the fat bald rag **** is shockingly biased and hopelessly incompetent in every way.

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

stupid comment by Sagna , it was 10 against 15 the two linesman , 4th official and Mason

 

[goatersnipple]

I think this and peps reaction I think the players and staff are getting as fucked off with it as we are.
With a bit of luck it'll get there backs up and they might show some passion

 

[BlueAnorak]

I fully except a 3 game ban. It should be a moderate financial penalty of course but this is City and they ARE out to get us.
Hopefully it will get the players in the right frame of mind for the rest of the season.
i.e. To circle the wagons against the enemy.

 

[BlueAnorak]

stupid comment by Sagna , it was 10 against 15 the two linesman , 4th official and Mason

Brilliant.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

But they don't need any ammunition they are screwing us over already. What are the players and club meant to do, just keep accepting it ? Your point would be valid if everything was above board and fair. If you believe it is, then fine. I used to.

Aside from the red for Ferna which I thought was correct I think we got a very raw deal from Mason yesterday, but Taylor's display vs Chelsea made me question their impartiality like you. However I don't think Sagna going off half cocked with social media posts is the right course of action. The club need to speak to the FA and the Ref association and ask for explanations of decisions via proper channels as albeit publically if possible.

 

[Newtoncc]

But he was booked for the kick.
Also, I have never understood players doing what Boyd (or any player scoring a late goal) did anyway. Trying to get the ball back and running back to the middle has always been a futile exercise as, obviously, it's down to the team kicking off, when they kick off. By the same token, I don't understand why Sagna (any player whose team has just conceded a late goal) feels the need to not let him have the ball.

I did not see this at the time but just seen on TV and that cheating, long haired W****r went down on his knees as those he had been scythed down but looks to me like he realised it was so delayed he quickly jumped up again to void looking like a total prick(even though he is)

 

[Decepticon]

Let's start doing this;

http://www.cbssports.com/general/news/look-panama-calls-concacaf-corrupt-thieves-after-mexico-loss/

Panama calls CONCACAF 'corrupt thieves'

lol!

 

[homerdog]

I assume that the FA will come to a decision based on the balance of probabilities. In which case it doesn't matter what he says, they'll charge him with improper conduct/bringing the game into disrepute and eventually fine/ban him.

C*nts