mancity dan
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Re: Toure kick out - ban?
I know it's Graham Poll.
I know it's Graham Poll.
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Toure kick out - no ban (update p30)
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oakiecokie
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Re: Toure kick out - ban?
Dont talk fucking daft.Where does Houghton say he wants hime banned ?? He gave this response which is a fair summary :
"There was certainly something, but whether that was enough for a red card, then that is for the referee to decide on.
"It was a minimal incident in the game, and the bigger factor was it was a good team performance by us."
HalfwayUpTheKippax said:Hughton has been sticking his oar in again, just like he did after Ben Arfa broke his leg stupidly going in for a 50:50 ball with NDJ. I had a fair bit of respect for Hughton before then.
My view is that retrospective action should be taken for clear, serious incidents. This was not serious but I do not deny that Yaya did kick him (just) and has thus given the FA the opportunity to follow the media clamour and ban him. BTW for the earlier poster it would be a 3 match ban because violent conduct despite Wes Brown's more serious incident not being violent conduct and therefore only 1 match, increased to 2 because he has been sent off already this season.
Dont talk fucking daft.Where does Houghton say he wants hime banned ?? He gave this response which is a fair summary :
"There was certainly something, but whether that was enough for a red card, then that is for the referee to decide on.
"It was a minimal incident in the game, and the bigger factor was it was a good team performance by us."
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Re: Toure kick out - ban?
I think the reference is to:
posted 46 mins ago on Inagist
SunSport sources: Yaya Toure will escape an FA charge despite his kick at Ricky van Wolfswinkel - but Craig Bellamy is facing a Wembley rap
rushts said:Can we have a link please!
I think the reference is to:
posted 46 mins ago on Inagist
SunSport sources: Yaya Toure will escape an FA charge despite his kick at Ricky van Wolfswinkel - but Craig Bellamy is facing a Wembley rap
mindmyp's_n_q's
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Re: Toure kick out - ban?
mancity dan said:I know it's Graham Poll.
GRAHAM POLL: Toure should not be cited for petulant kick (despite Beckham's fate)... but the FA have become unpredictable
By Graham Poll
Manchester City's horrible week will get even worse if the FA decides to act on video evidence and suspend Yaya Toure for three matches following his petulant kick at Norwich City’s Ricky van Wolfswinkel.
A home defeat to Chelsea and a scoreless draw at Norwich would be compounded if their star midfielder is forced to sit out three games.
But there is an issue with the FA's disciplinary review panel. It really has no consistency and so it is impossible to predict if it will review the incident or not.
There is also no certainty over whether they will see fit to charge Toure. Chelsea fans will say they should while City fans will say it was a little flick of petulance rather than a violent act.
It compares with David Beckham’s kick on Diego Simeone in the World Cup of 1998, which of course resulted in a red card.
If the FA do charge Toure then they will need to also cite Cardiff's Craig Bellamy for his sneaky elbow on Jonathan de Guzman in the South Wales derby.
Referees are asked for consistency and the governing body must do the same.
That said, in these cases the FA should not take action against either player as neither incident is a major one or particularly violent.
If they are going to step in on a consistent basis then they should only do so with clear and obvious incidents that the active match officials have missed.
Re: Toure kick out - ban?
Jose Mourinho: Chelsea boss wants ban for Man City's Toure
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho says Manchester City's Yaya Toure should be banned after appearing to kick Norwich's Ricky van Wolfswinkel.
Toure, 30, could face a three-game ban for the incident, which took place during City's 0-0 draw at Carrow Road.
"If he is not suspended the message is clear - you can do what you want," said Mourinho. "If the FA defends football he has to be suspended."
The Football Association is awaiting referee Jon Moss's report.
More to follow.
@BBC
Jose Mourinho: Chelsea boss wants ban for Man City's Toure
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho says Manchester City's Yaya Toure should be banned after appearing to kick Norwich's Ricky van Wolfswinkel.
Toure, 30, could face a three-game ban for the incident, which took place during City's 0-0 draw at Carrow Road.
"If he is not suspended the message is clear - you can do what you want," said Mourinho. "If the FA defends football he has to be suspended."
The Football Association is awaiting referee Jon Moss's report.
More to follow.
@BBC
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Re: Toure kick out - ban?
I agree I think Houghton actually tries to play it down saying it had no affect on the game.
oakiecokie said:HalfwayUpTheKippax said:Hughton has been sticking his oar in again, just like he did after Ben Arfa broke his leg stupidly going in for a 50:50 ball with NDJ. I had a fair bit of respect for Hughton before then.
My view is that retrospective action should be taken for clear, serious incidents. This was not serious but I do not deny that Yaya did kick him (just) and has thus given the FA the opportunity to follow the media clamour and ban him. BTW for the earlier poster it would be a 3 match ban because violent conduct despite Wes Brown's more serious incident not being violent conduct and therefore only 1 match, increased to 2 because he has been sent off already this season.
Dont talk fucking daft.Where does Houghton say he wants hime banned ?? He gave this response which is a fair summary :
"There was certainly something, but whether that was enough for a red card, then that is for the referee to decide on.
"It was a minimal incident in the game, and the bigger factor was it was a good team performance by us."
I agree I think Houghton actually tries to play it down saying it had no affect on the game.
rushts
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Re: Toure kick out - ban?
Cheers bud, shitting myself over this, i'm sat here with ssn on waiting for that yellow banner :-)
jknight said:rushts said:Can we have a link please!
I think the reference is to:
posted 46 mins ago on Inagist
SunSport sources: Yaya Toure will escape an FA charge despite his kick at Ricky van Wolfswinkel - but Craig Bellamy is facing a Wembley rap
Cheers bud, shitting myself over this, i'm sat here with ssn on waiting for that yellow banner :-)
Re: Toure kick out - ban?
Whatever happens, ban or not I can accept, but what find Mourinho calling for another team's player to be banned outrageous. He's really p***ing me off now, every day we have to read about some carp coming out of his mouth. I really hope West Brom beat them tomorrow!!
Whatever happens, ban or not I can accept, but what find Mourinho calling for another team's player to be banned outrageous. He's really p***ing me off now, every day we have to read about some carp coming out of his mouth. I really hope West Brom beat them tomorrow!!
oakiecokie
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Re: Toure kick out - ban?
To suggest that Houghton is "sticking his oar In" is stupid,as it relates to his player.He`s hardly likely to say much more,but IMO fair play to him,as you point out he`s trying to play it down,by using those comments.
jknight said:oakiecokie said:HalfwayUpTheKippax said:Hughton has been sticking his oar in again, just like he did after Ben Arfa broke his leg stupidly going in for a 50:50 ball with NDJ. I had a fair bit of respect for Hughton before then.
My view is that retrospective action should be taken for clear, serious incidents. This was not serious but I do not deny that Yaya did kick him (just) and has thus given the FA the opportunity to follow the media clamour and ban him. BTW for the earlier poster it would be a 3 match ban because violent conduct despite Wes Brown's more serious incident not being violent conduct and therefore only 1 match, increased to 2 because he has been sent off already this season.
Dont talk fucking daft.Where does Houghton say he wants hime banned ?? He gave this response which is a fair summary :
"There was certainly something, but whether that was enough for a red card, then that is for the referee to decide on.
"It was a minimal incident in the game, and the bigger factor was it was a good team performance by us."
I agree I think Houghton actually tries to play it down saying it had no affect on the game.
To suggest that Houghton is "sticking his oar In" is stupid,as it relates to his player.He`s hardly likely to say much more,but IMO fair play to him,as you point out he`s trying to play it down,by using those comments.
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This. Becoming very tiresome. After his antics with Real Madrid who the fuck is he anyhow to hold the high ground
bellsouth said:Whatever happens, ban or not I can accept, but what find Mourinho calling for another team's player to be banned outrageous. He's really p***ing me off now, every day we have to read about some carp coming out of his mouth. I really hope West Brom beat them tomorrow!!
This. Becoming very tiresome. After his antics with Real Madrid who the fuck is he anyhow to hold the high ground