I doubt Delph would have felt that way had Kane caught him full-on.
Delph is hardly a saint either. He also has form for awful challenges.
I doubt Delph would have felt that way had Kane caught him full-on.
He's a habitual cheat is what he is, that isn't anger it's fact.
Still very prominent in football, watch some games and the biggest cheer in a game is a crunching tackle and fans get to there feet.Football has changed. It's not about being hard, it's about the ability to play football. Thank God.
Obviously there are managers who like to live in their past and think it's a crime that their
players aren't allowed to kick fuck out of the opponents, the level the playing field.
You keep referring to Thatcher,he was a thug . stop and not relevent to players nowFernandinho - high speed, two footed, jumping, scissor tackle vs Burnley.
Aguero - high speed, two footed, knee high, jumping tackle on David Luiz; plus, on another occasion, a running, two footed jump / stamp also on Luiz while the latter was on the ground.
As to elbows:
Fernandinho on Albrighton at high speed. Not entirely dissimilar to the Ben Thatcher assault on Pedro Mendes.
Aguero tried to elbow Winston Reid in the head but missed. The miss turned the attempted elbow into a forearm smash into Reid’s throat. Reid couldn’t breathe properly afterwards and was immediately substituted.
I could also cite Otamendi’s ridiculously high challenge on Harry Kane, kicking him in the head.
Delph is hardly a saint either. He also has form for awful challenges.
main difference is that Delph invariably spends the next few weeks watching from the standsDelph is hardly a saint either. He also has form for awful challenges.
Still very prominent in football, watch some games and the biggest cheer in a game is a crunching tackle and fans get to there feet.
Lamela is a diving show pony not a serious footballerAnd a great tackle (legal or not) can change a game. It can lift a team.
I guess this is what some people are talking about when they bemoan the lack of leaders.
It is why I love Lamela. He can do that. (and also he can be awful)
And a great tackle (legal or not) can change a game. It can lift a team.
I guess this is what some people are talking about when they bemoan the lack of leaders.
It is why I love Lamela. He can do that. (and also he can be awful)
Lamela is a diving show pony not a serious footballer
You won't be able to get Simon Bennett and Stuart Burt running the line or Clattenburg officiating either. Unlucky.Sadly i dont think Erik will be back in time to dive to win the penalty that takes us through but I can dream.
You keep referring to Thatcher,he was a thug . stop and not relevent to players now
Luiz always provokes sergio,not excusing what he did but it was very much out of character,aside from the one at wembley he hasn't done anything like you are describing,you are exaggerating somewhat for effect,luiz fouls him all the game and he reacts,i don't recall sergio elbowing anyone in the throat so as he can't breathe,not convinced on that one,you can't really call sergio a dirty player
You site examples from ages ago and out of the norm for our players,in the last few games we have played your team we have had 3 leg breakers and kane would have done one on delph but hurt himself instead,ali is a dirty shit,who was it that he punched full on a couple of seasons ago? he really is a little shitbag
He has form for being sent off for debatable red cards.
Against Wigan last season, Taylor even had the yellow in his hand, before mysteriously changing his mind.
The tackle against Wigan was a reckless, jumping tackle directly at the opposition player. Precisely the kind that can cause serious injury. Red card all day long and twice on Sundays.
The sending off against Leicester was equally bad. A wholly unnecessary, knee high follow through on the opponent's standing leg. Again, could have caused a serious injury.
Think you missed the point.
Or chose to ignore the elephant in the room.
Our players usually get punished with a booking or a red card.
Kane, Alli, Lamela et al usually DON'T.
Don’t think many City fans would refer to Fernandinho as a shitbag... I agree with you about Alli though (or whatever he is calling himself this week)And breathe.....
I only referred to Thatcher because the Fernandinho elbow on Albrighton was, to me, somewhat reminiscent of Thatcher's on Mendes.
"Luiz provokes Sergio"? Well......hello! You don't think that opposition players don't provoke Kane and Alli? Wake up! They're ALL at it. It's give and take. I've admitted that Spurs players can be cvnts. Why are you so wholly incapable of admitting that the same is true of your players?
When talking about Aguero, do you realise that you sound just like those pundits who always used to laugh off bad challenges by Scholes and say inane things like "he's not that kind of player"? Google is your friend. Go watch both two footed horror tackles on Luiz. Go watch the elbow come forearm smash on Reid. Sure.....he's not really "that kind of player". On that basis, neither is Kane.
And yes, Alli is a shitbag. So is Fernandinho. And you love your shitbag as much as we love ours.
Think you missed the point.
Or chose to ignore the elephant in the room.
Our players usually get punished with a booking or a red card.
Kane, Alli, Lamela et al usually DON'T.
Think you missed the point.
Or chose to ignore the elephant in the room.
Our players usually get punished with a booking or a red card.
Kane, Alli, Lamela et al usually DON'T.
Aguero - high speed, two footed, knee high, jumping tackle on David Luiz; plus, on another occasion, a running, two footed jump / stamp also on Luiz while the latter was on the ground.
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