The Future's Blue
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Who stamped on him then?
Thank fuck for that.The Pink Panther said:
Ah, the ultimate comeback - that showed him!!<br /><br />-- Sun Aug 26, 2012 8:24 am --<br /><br />squirtyflower said:you got back from the game quicklyDonuts said:Stretfordian_Blue said:Serves United right for wishing Aguero a long time out.
I don't think that many fans have that opinion, to be honest.
Some fans just want opposition teams to lie down and die; these are the rotten fans from each club (and every club has them), but I don't think seeing a gash about 5-6 inches long is exactly 'serving someone Rooney right,' because a small minority of United fans (and not him) thought that your hero should be out for longer.
What's Rooney's fault in this case? He's supported by a lot of people, of whom a small percentage are idiots?
Quite a chilling statement to make, to be honest.
Think you may be influenced by team allegiances here mate, I don't think he was even trying to tackle Rodellega, looked more like he was trying to close the ball down (of course I nay be being influenced by team allegiances too ;-) )roman totale said:Just seen the gash incident on FSC. Fucker deserved what he got. Went in like an idiot trying to knack Rodellega. Reminded me of Gazza in the cup semi that time.
Isn't it the referees call as to whether or not the drop ball is contested. Tbh I'm sure in the circumstances Fulham would much rather contest a drop ball deep in the Utd half rather than have Utd return the ball to them by kicking it the full length of the pitch to the Fulham keeper, in the dying seconds of a game where they were chasing an equaliser....matrix said:i noticed that after rooney came off they didn't kick the ball back to fulham who had the ball when the ref stopped play, they both had to play for a drop ball great sportsmanship from the rags.