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Andy TheCatalyst Morrison said:
Well according to the intellectual might of, er Dion Dublin and Phil Jones, the referee should have ignored the laws of the game and given Lacey a warning rather than a second yellow. And if he had then he would have received the plaudits of the entire football world. What??? Apart from being an absolute load of tosh, imagine the ref had done that and then Lacey contributed to an equaliser. Do these morons not think anything through?
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Just think, Joe Public are paying for that wisdom.
 
Andy TheCatalyst Morrison said:
Well according to the intellectual might of, er Dion Dublin and Phil Jones, the referee should have ignored the laws of the game and given Lacey a warning rather than a second yellow. And if he had then he would have received the plaudits of the entire football world. What??? Apart from being an absolute load of tosh, imagine the ref had done that and then Lacey contributed to an equaliser. Do these morons not think anything through?
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A fucking pathetic attempt by Dublin and Jones to excuse the act of pure petulance from the next rag wonder boy.

For once the referee showed the red card which is exactly what was deserved. The petulant little **** will have to learn from his arrogance, lack of self-discipline and stupidity.

Our fucking media is a total disgrace in their pathetic attempts to excuse every failing and act of thuggery and lack of discipline from rag players, Fernandes especially.

Not before time one of their over-hyped players has received the correct penalty for their actions. Pity more referees don't have the balls to punish their indiscretions and acts of indiscipline.
 
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That club never cease to amaze me, Using imagery and slogans tied to one of the most notorious abusers in British history as cheap banter is grim beyond words , it isn’t “edgy humour”, and it certainly isn’t clever. It trivialises serious abuse and turns it into a punchline for football point-scoring.

The fact it was allowed into the ground at all raises serious questions about standards and oversight. Football constantly talks about inclusion, respect and safeguarding – yet this sort of thing somehow slips through because it’s that scum.

There are lines you don’t cross, and this was miles over it.

I can’t believe it’s even been shown on TV.
 
Can we please do these cunts at the weekend. Pep.....fuck the rest of the season just fucking do these cunts.

Listening to these cunts on motd just makes me realise what cunts they are. Still talking about them like it was 1999?! They are fucking cunts. Nothing more than that.... just fuck off.

For all the tossers on here who hate Liverpool and Arsenal......very, very short memories.

These lot are the cunts
 
middlewichblue said:
That club never cease to amaze me, Using imagery and slogans tied to one of the most notorious abusers in British history as cheap banter is grim beyond words , it isn’t “edgy humour”, and it certainly isn’t clever. It trivialises serious abuse and turns it into a punchline for football point-scoring.

The fact it was allowed into the ground at all raises serious questions about standards and oversight. Football constantly talks about inclusion, respect and safeguarding – yet this sort of thing somehow slips through because it’s that scum.

There are lines you don’t cross, and this was miles over it.

I can’t believe it’s even been shown on TV.
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Their supporters aren't renowned for their class or integrity, but their arrogance and lack of judgment shine like a beacon.

Morons and fuckwits en masse
 
jollylescott said:
I just saw a delightful stat.

Wellbeck has scored more goals at the swamp since he LEFT them, than any current player has scored there for that rabble.

Hahahaha!
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Surely that can't be right with rat face amongst others at the swamp or do you mean he's scored the most goals of all ex-rags there after he'd left?
 
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jimharri said:
Strange times. Swales had to go, and we all wanted Franny to succeed. But let's be honest; if not a disaster, his time as chairman was a major disappointment. I guess he just didn't have the finance available to make a success of the gig. Either him personally, or a lack of wealthy backers.
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Franny got rid of Swales and that was the main thing
 
AshtonBlueMooner said:
We really don’t.
We’re not as low as those scum.
The mere inference of a peadophile that raped and sexually assaulted children, in hospital, should never, ever see the light of day in any stadium.
I understand the reference is to the scruffy one but we all know where the original sentiment comes from.
Poor taste in my opinion and I’m surprised from someone like you whom I normally respect. Very poor taste.
If I’m being touchy, so be it.
But I stand by my position.
We’re a much classier club than that.
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100 %
 
coolcity said:
Not a chance. We might not see the same level of success but remember, we had already started winning things and were on the way up before Pep arrived.

Amazing organisation by the club by businessmen used to dealing in billions at the very top of their game, not mortgaging the club them milking it for all it's worth. That's what has dropped them in the crap, not the appointment of Moyes. It wouldn't have mattered who they appointed and they're not getting any better.

All this time they've had the time to line up a replacement for Amorim, not like he's just on an unexpected bad run, and they haven't managed to do even that.
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The great thing about our hierarchy is that we have businessmen running the business side and football men running the football side.
Not like the equaliser running the football side at the swamp
 
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