Blue Haze
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What are the chances Sunderland will serve up a goal like that for us?
Blue Haze said:What are the chances Sunderland will serve up a goal like that for us?
Blue Haze said:What are the chances Sunderland will serve up a goal like that for us?
Not sure how you take that from my comments? Last season was the first time, to my knowledge, that Ferguson has even admitted that any Utd players dive. Whatever his reasons for that admission - PR, being shamed into it or a genuine belief that ir needed to be stopped - I'd hoped he'd kept his word and spoken to players to try and stop diving. Welbeck's (and Rooney's pre-season) actions show that hasn't happened but it does need to be stopped, and soon.LoveCity said:JM Mcr said:I listened to today's match on Absolute Radio. Commentator and summariser (think it was David Fairclough) said it was a blatant dive and a disgraceful decision to award a pen.
I had hoped Fergie would've clamped down on this, after his comments towards the end of last season
"Sir Alex Ferguson speaks to Man Utd's Ashley Young about diving 20 April 12 10:42
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says he has spoken to Ashley Young after allegations of diving were levelled at the winger"
but obviously not Rooney even "won" a penalty by diving in a pre-season friendly ffs..
Needs to be stopped, and soon. Nobody likes cheating and no referee likes being made to look a mug. Apart from the damage diving causes to a players, and a clubs, reputation eventually I'm sure it will come back to bite them on the arse....
You act like Fergie puts an end to all diving at the club yet there is a precedence of divers at Old Trafford, including Ronaldo and Nani. Now Young and Welbeck have been at it, Fergie leaking to the media that he'll "have a word with them" sounds like PR to me, I think diving is part of the culture at United and wins you loads of penalties and dodgy decisions every season.