Tyrone Mings (Stamp incident)

[Lancet Fluke]

If it isn't deliberate then he's a bit of a clumsy ****. Most players manage to go through their entire careers without running over the top of people's heads.

 

[inchy14]

Let's not forget that last time, the fact Rooney told the FA he saw the stamp helped them decide to ban him.

Should have got a fucking medal, everyone also forgets that Ibrahimovich had grabbed him by the neck earlier and thrown him to the ground, an incident the officials saw and decided was only worth a speaking to.

 

[BlueTG]

If it isn't deliberate then he's a bit of a clumsy ****. Most players manage to go through their entire careers without running over the top of people's heads.

Exactly and he’s now managed it twice

 

[Paulpowersleftfoot]

Exactly and he’s now managed it twice

First one doesn’t count
Justifiable

 

[Kinkys Left Foot]

Has a good look down before putting his foot down. Deliberate in my book but you'll never prove it.
Should get a ban for that though.
Otherwise he'd think he's got away with it and might do it again....!

 

[Neville Kneville]

Incidents like that, should only be judged at full speed & if it is certain there was intent & no mitigation, then appropriate action taken.

Imo, at full speed, it looks like he was knocked off balance & brought his foot down, as you do. And the same when it happened v that red shite.

And for anyone who says it can't happen that someone can be that clumsy twice; watch Phil Jones.

 

[lazerblue]

guilty as charged mlud

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Never deliberate.... it’s a good job we retain 12 jurors

 

[Salford_Blue]

Once, you can argue it's an accident, but twice?

He had a huge pitch to place his foot and twice he has now stamped on someone's head?

He was well aware on both occasions that the person's head was there; he could've leapfrogged, put his foot slightly to the side, or simply just collapsed and fallen.

When players go in with the keeper at speed, they are able to avoid serious contact most of the time, so why couldn't he, when he can clearly see what is going to happen?

 

[Neville Kneville]

Once, you can argue it's an accident, but twice?

He had a huge pitch to place his foot and twice he has now stamped on someone's head?

He was well aware on both occasions that the person's head was there; he could've leapfrogged, put his foot slightly to the side, or simply just collapsed and fallen.

When players go in with the keeper at speed, they are able to avoid serious contact most of the time, so why couldn't he, when he can clearly see what is going to happen?

How many own goals did Richard Dunne score ?