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johnny crossan wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:Chapman pushing for a retro diving ban for Delph on MOTD2 - how kind - watch the media campaign mushroom now
note the final line of his Wiki
Raggy Chappers

Only problem with this latest witch hunt is that Delph didn't successfully deceive a match official, so no dice Mr. Chapman.

he awarded us a free kick when it should have been a booking for a dive - which they would argue is a double successful deception
The reality is that Rice took Fab out at the knees with a uncontrolled slide tackle...an obvious fact that seems to have escaped Chappers and his rag chorus.Let's see what Deathshead Dermot makes of it at 11.30 on SSN.

Nice one JC; didn't realise he had antecedents in the SS, although it could be the same for other 'referees' i.e. 'Totenkopf Taylor'.

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:Chapman pushing for a retro diving ban for Delph on MOTD2 - how kind - watch the media campaign mushroom now
note the final line of his Wiki
Raggy Chappers

Only problem with this latest witch hunt is that Delph didn't successfully deceive a match official, so no dice Mr. Chapman.

he awarded us a free kick when it should have been a booking for a dive - which they would argue is a double successful deception
The reality is that Rice took Fab out at the knees with a uncontrolled slide tackle...an obvious fact that seems to have escaped Chappers and his rag chorus.

Apologies, I didn't think he got a free for it, in my defence I was distracted whilst watching.

A player needs to have won a penalty, and/or got a opposition player sent off to be charged with simulation retrospectively.

http://www.thefa.com/news/2017/may/18/fa-to-punish-simulation-retrospectively-180517

Although
a) You wouldn't expect thick raggo's to know the rules.
b) I'm sure the FA might make an exception for us

patrickblue wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:Chapman pushing for a retro diving ban for Delph on MOTD2 - how kind - watch the media campaign mushroom now
note the final line of his Wiki
Raggy Chappers

Only problem with this latest witch hunt is that Delph didn't successfully deceive a match official, so no dice Mr. Chapman.

he awarded us a free kick when it should have been a booking for a dive - which they would argue is a double successful deception
The reality is that Rice took Fab out at the knees with a uncontrolled slide tackle...an obvious fact that seems to have escaped Chappers and his rag chorus.

Apologies, I didn't think he got a free for it, in my defence I was distracted whilst watching.

A player needs to have won a penalty, and/or got a opposition player sent off to be charged with simulation retrospectively.

http://www.thefa.com/news/2017/may/18/fa-to-punish-simulation-retrospectively-180517

Although
a) You wouldn't expect thick raggo's to know the rules.
b) I'm sure the FA might make an exception for us

In all fairness PB, you can't expect the Scum lovers to even need to know the rules; they think anything as tiresome as those just don't apply to them.

Sadly, this has been the case for far too many years; it's now ingrained.

Michael Oliver refs the derby.

The Mirror say he is biased towards city:

Oliver has had his share of controversy in this fixture, coming under fire in March last year when he denied United a penalty at the end of the first half when Marcus Rashford was brought down by Martin Demichelis.


In the November 2014 derby in the Premier League, Oliver sent off Chris Smalling but let City keeper Joe Hart off the hook when he went aggressively close to the referee with his head.

Craig Pawson will be the man in the middle for the other massive derby of the weekend between Liverpool and Everton.

Martin Atkinson will be his fourth official with Lee Betts and Adan Nunn his assistants.

The Mirror report the FA ruling as an "escape" for pep:

FA remind Pep Guardiola of his responsibilities as Man City boss escapes sanction for Nathan Redmond encounter

The FA ordered Guardiola to explain his furious confrontation with the Southampton forward but haven't punished him

The only reason the FA had to take a look was because the power of the media made them. The reality was that they couldn't actually charge him because Pep didn't actually do anything wrong, they were just pampering to the masses.

The media are a joke and only goes to show them up for the click bait they are. They don't report the news, they make it, and with the Rag/Dipper hordes falling for every word they say, nothing will change in the short term.

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:

patrickblue wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:he awarded us a free kick when it should have been a booking for a dive - which they would argue is a double successful deception
The reality is that Rice took Fab out at the knees with a uncontrolled slide tackle...an obvious fact that seems to have escaped Chappers and his rag chorus.

A player needs to have won a penalty, and/or got a opposition player sent off to be charged with simulation retrospectively.
http://www.thefa.com/news/2017/may/18/fa-to-punish-simulation-retrospectively-180517
Although
a) You wouldn't expect thick raggo's to know the rules.
b) I'm sure the FA might make an exception for us

In all fairness PB, you can't expect the Scum lovers to even need to know the rules; they think anything as tiresome as those just don't apply to them.
Sadly, this has been the case for far too many years; it's now ingrained.

Publishing an incorrect interpretation of the rules is a mere detail for our media friends
"Fans call on FA to ban Fabian Delph after 'dive' to help Manchester City beat West Ham
The England man appeared to go down a little too easily under a challenge from Declan Rice, with the free-kick leading to Nicolas Otamendi's equaliser"

The new rules state that Delph, if found guilty, could serve a two match ban if the FA chooses to take action. Everton's Oumar Niasse recently suffered a similar fate for his dive against Crystal Palace which earned his side a penalty in the recent 2-2 draw at Selhurst Park. If there is enough evidence to pursue action it could potentially mean that Delph will be out of the colossal Manchester derby at Old Trafford next Sunday. Manchester United are already missing influential French international Paul Pogba after his sending off against Arsenal with his crude challenge on Hector Bellerin over the weekend.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/fans-call-fa-ban-fabian-11636670

johnny crossan wrote:

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:

patrickblue wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:he awarded us a free kick when it should have been a booking for a dive - which they would argue is a double successful deception
The reality is that Rice took Fab out at the knees with a uncontrolled slide tackle...an obvious fact that seems to have escaped Chappers and his rag chorus.

A player needs to have won a penalty, and/or got a opposition player sent off to be charged with simulation retrospectively.
http://www.thefa.com/news/2017/may/18/fa-to-punish-simulation-retrospectively-180517
Although
a) You wouldn't expect thick raggo's to know the rules.
b) I'm sure the FA might make an exception for us

In all fairness PB, you can't expect the Scum lovers to even need to know the rules; they think anything as tiresome as those just don't apply to them.
Sadly, this has been the case for far too many years; it's now ingrained.

the rules are a mere detail for our media friends
"Fans call on FA to ban Fabian Delph after 'dive' to help Manchester City beat West Ham
The England man appeared to go down a little too easily under a challenge from Declan Rice, with the free-kick leading to Nicolas Otamendi's equaliser"

The new rules state that Delph, if found guilty, could serve a two match ban if the FA chooses to take action. Everton's Oumar Niasse recently suffered a similar fate for his dive against Crystal Palace which earned his side a penalty in the recent 2-2 draw at Selhurst Park.
If there is enough evidence to pursue action it could potentially mean that Delph will be out of the colossal Manchester derby at Old Trafford next Sunday.
Manchester United are already missing influential French international Paul Pogba after his sending off against Arsenal with his crude challenge on Hector Bellerin over the weekend.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/fans-call-fa-ban-fabian-11636670

The Mirror. Say no more

nottsblue wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:

patrickblue wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:he awarded us a free kick when it should have been a booking for a dive - which they would argue is a double successful deception
The reality is that Rice took Fab out at the knees with a uncontrolled slide tackle...an obvious fact that seems to have escaped Chappers and his rag chorus.

A player needs to have won a penalty, and/or got a opposition player sent off to be charged with simulation retrospectively.
http://www.thefa.com/news/2017/may/18/fa-to-punish-simulation-retrospectively-180517
Although
a) You wouldn't expect thick raggo's to know the rules.
b) I'm sure the FA might make an exception for us

In all fairness PB, you can't expect the Scum lovers to even need to know the rules; they think anything as tiresome as those just don't apply to them.
Sadly, this has been the case for far too many years; it's now ingrained.

the rules are a mere detail for our media friends
"Fans call on FA to ban Fabian Delph after 'dive' to help Manchester City beat West Ham
The England man appeared to go down a little too easily under a challenge from Declan Rice, with the free-kick leading to Nicolas Otamendi's equaliser"

The new rules state that Delph, if found guilty, could serve a two match ban if the FA chooses to take action. Everton's Oumar Niasse recently suffered a similar fate for his dive against Crystal Palace which earned his side a penalty in the recent 2-2 draw at Selhurst Park.
If there is enough evidence to pursue action it could potentially mean that Delph will be out of the colossal Manchester derby at Old Trafford next Sunday.
Manchester United are already missing influential French international Paul Pogba after his sending off against Arsenal with his crude challenge on Hector Bellerin over the weekend.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/fans-call-fa-ban-fabian-11636670

The Mirror. Say no more

Exactly. Another gem from The Mirror. Guess the author

David Silva is a special player - but he shouldn't go down as one of the Premier League's all-time greats

The mirror anti City rag loving bastards ban them from the press conferences soon bring them to heel.

what we should do but wont is to ban the mirror from city games at home, Fergie did it, carnt remember the paper, but he soon got the paper on his side

freshie wrote:...another gem from The Mirror. Guess the author
David Silva is a special player - but he shouldn't go down as one of the Premier League's all-time greats

"Our man Stan"
the contemptible reward the contemptible

johnny crossan wrote:

freshie wrote:...another gem from The Mirror. Guess the author
David Silva is a special player - but he shouldn't go down as one of the Premier League's all-time greats

"Our man Stan"
the contemptible reward the contemptible

Well done! I trust you didn't read the article JC? No cheating!

Good read on Collymore's bullshit agenda against us

http://www.football365.com/news/mediawa ... is-rubbish

The Mirror are now the stand out anti city mouthpiece and they are led by a guy who beats women up.

This cunt has an anti city piece every single week and there is absolutely no doubt that they should be banned until they are willing to change their tune.
Allowing someone of that character a platform to express his views is disgraceful and I can't believe in this day and age there's not been uproar about it.

Especially when you think of how Andy Gray or even Rodney fucking marsh had their careers in the media crippled because of saying something stupid. This cunt beat up a woman and went dogging.

FA Simulation Bans - for the avoidance of doubt

freshie wrote:Good read on Collymore's bullshit agenda against us

http://www.football365.com/news/mediawa ... is-rubbish

Love that article. A good bit of journalism, using facts on the shite spouted by Collymore to show him up. What an odious twat Collymore is.

freshie wrote:Exactly. Another gem from The Mirror. Guess the author

David Silva is a special player - but he shouldn't go down as one of the Premier League's all-time greats

What an absolutes whopper! Let me just quantify that. Henry states that Silva is an all time greatest and he should know as that's how hrs been classed. Currently Dave has the same amount of PL and Cup wins as Henry but has one more international trophy. And the way he plays is just has good, just n a different role.

Silva can even equal Bergkamp's ecord for PL titles if we win it this season, and nobody says he's not an all time great.

Simply click bait from some fucking no nothing fucker.

Don't give them the click bait they crave, the lowlife money grabbers. Yes, you guessed it, you click it, you pay their wages and keep them in a job.

johnny crossan wrote:FA Simulation Bans - for the avoidance of doubt

The media really are thick as fuck aren’t they!