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Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Tue Jul 18, 2017 7:47 amby gillie
To the op buy a lottery ticket mate you have more chance winning that than us getting a fair and level playing field.
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Tue Jul 18, 2017 2:18 pmby Tokyo Blue
Manchester United defender Antonio Valencia will not serve a suspension following his red card in the pre-season game against Real Salt Lake on Monday.
In 2006, Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney were both banned for three games after being sent off in the same pre-season game in Amsterdam.
However, the FA have now amended their regulations, so would take action only in the most serious of cases.
Valencia's challenge on Sebastian Saucedo does not fall into that category, so the Ecuador international will be available for the start of the Premier League campaign next month.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/live/40631973Hmmm.
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Tue Jul 18, 2017 6:27 pmby Justified logic
Tokyo Blue wrote:Manchester United defender Antonio Valencia will not serve a suspension following his red card in the pre-season game against Real Salt Lake on Monday.
In 2006, Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney were both banned for three games after being sent off in the same pre-season game in Amsterdam.
However, the FA have now amended their regulations, so would take action only in the most serious of cases.
Valencia's challenge on Sebastian Saucedo does not fall into that category, so the Ecuador international will be available for the start of the Premier League campaign next month.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/live/40631973Hmmm.
Judge for yourself...
Cunt will be paying against us.
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Tue Jul 18, 2017 6:38 pmby nottsblue
Justified logic wrote:Tokyo Blue wrote:Manchester United defender Antonio Valencia will not serve a suspension following his red card in the pre-season game against Real Salt Lake on Monday.
In 2006, Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney were both banned for three games after being sent off in the same pre-season game in Amsterdam.
However, the FA have now amended their regulations, so would take action only in the most serious of cases.
Valencia's challenge on Sebastian Saucedo does not fall into that category, so the Ecuador international will be available for the start of the Premier League campaign next month.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/live/40631973Hmmm.
Judge for yourself...
Cunt will be paying against us.
If that is a red card offence then I can see Fernandinho picking up even more red cards this season. Yellow for me
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Tue Jul 18, 2017 7:01 pmby Dimples
nottsblue wrote:Justified logic wrote:Tokyo Blue wrote:Manchester United defender Antonio Valencia will not serve a suspension following his red card in the pre-season game against Real Salt Lake on Monday.
In 2006, Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney were both banned for three games after being sent off in the same pre-season game in Amsterdam.
However, the FA have now amended their regulations, so would take action only in the most serious of cases.
Valencia's challenge on Sebastian Saucedo does not fall into that category, so the Ecuador international will be available for the start of the Premier League campaign next month.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/live/40631973Hmmm.
Judge for yourself...
Cunt will be paying against us.
If that is a red card offence then I can see Fernandinho picking up even more red cards this season. Yellow for me
If a City player was sent of for that I would not be happy.
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Tue Jul 18, 2017 7:09 pmby Beefymcfc
I think that is a red card. It's not wreckless, it's dangerous and obviously premeditated. Why the fuck would you do that in a friendly?
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Tue Jul 18, 2017 7:36 pmby nottsblue
Beefymcfc wrote:I think that is a red card. It's not wreckless, it's dangerous and obviously premeditated. Why the fuck would you do that in a friendly?
The player Valencia fouled had not long himself clattered into Mata forcing him off injured. Perhaps it was just ill advised retribution for a team mate? The sort of thing you expect your players to do
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Tue Jul 18, 2017 7:38 pmby Mikhail Chigorin
Beefymcfc wrote:I think that is a red card. It's not wreckless, it's dangerous and obviously premeditated. Why the fuck would you do that in a friendly?
Tackling from behind is supposed to be outlawed anyway plus, in any event, no attempt was made to play the ball.
Cynical and thuggish in the extreme.
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Tue Jul 18, 2017 10:01 pmby Beefymcfc
Both right NB and MC. The problem is that when we watch City, and the PL as a whole, the laws of the game aren't really adhered to, they're more guidelines than anything else, dependant on who is playing.
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Tue Jul 18, 2017 10:55 pmby Douglas Higginbottom
About time he got what he deserves even if a bit harsh on that occasion. I would be surprised if he isnt very high up on the list of players who foul the most. Just does it alll the time and gets away with so so much.
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Wed Jul 19, 2017 6:08 amby Justified logic
Red card or yellow card, I would not want him making calculated, callous, thuggish attacks like that on Silva, Jesus, or any of our players.
Re: Fair officiating this season? Level playing field?
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Wed Jul 19, 2017 7:07 amby Foreverinbluedreams
That type of tackle happens Silva at least 2/3 times every game with not so much as a card for the offender.
Watch on