Bobby's Imaginary Card Waving

[Tokyo Blue]

I might set up an ebay shop, £1 a time isnt too much to ask

For imaginary cards? Brilliant, i'll take three

Mine are only 99p, but seeing as it's you, you can have four for a fiver.

[sandman]

I might set up an ebay shop, £1 a time isnt too much to ask

For imaginary cards? Brilliant, i'll take three

Mine are only 99p, but seeing as it's you, you can have four for a fiver.

You can have this one for free, just cut it out;
































You're Welcome!!

[Tokyo Blue]

Thanks, sandman. I will have to make do with waving it at me telly on Sunday but your gesture is greatly appreciated.

I imagine.

[sandman]

Thanks, sandman. I will have to make do with waving it at me telly on Sunday but your gesture is greatly appreciated.

I imagine.

If you want to send it back to me by imaginary carrier pidgeon then i'd be happy to wave it for you in person, I will be waving my own aswell but I am one of those two handed people that the paralympics look down their nose at.

[Wonderwall]

good on roberto for saying it was nowhere near as bad as what some managers get up to! Well done that man.

[Beefymcfc]

good on roberto for saying it was nowhere near as bad as what some managers get up to! Well done that man.

Not seen it yet, was it a casual dismissal or did he make a real point of it?

[Douglas Higginbottom]

So we have a week of constant media witchhunting about Mancini and this silly issue.All the media went on and on about it and pressed other managers to agree with them. All Mancini really did was suggest/ask for a red card.

Now we have it the other way round. Twitchy and again it seems all the media are claiming for a red card.Did they at the time of the incident or is it only after seeing video evidence BUT it seems that it's ok for managers to effectively wave a red card after the game is it? Is there really that much difference to asking for it during a game when you see an incident compared to after the game in interview.

Yes I know it doesnt have an effect on the game now but it could mean a long ban for what if whingeing after the game and effectively waving an imaginary red card now.

[Ted Hughes]

So we have a week of constant media witchhunting about Mancini and this silly issue.All the media went on and on about it and pressed other managers to agree with them. All Mancini really did was suggest/ask for a red card.

Now we have it the other way round. Twitchy and again it seems all the media are claiming for a red card.Did they at the time of the incident or is it only after seeing video evidence BUT it seems that it's ok for managers to effectively wave a red card after the game is it? Is there really that much difference to asking for it during a game when you see an incident compared to after the game in interview.

Yes I know it doesnt have an effect on the game now but it could mean a long ban for what if whingeing after the game and effectively waving an imaginary red card now.

If Harry & Co had said nothing, the likelihood is that this incident would have slipped under the radar. Now there's a fair chance Mario will be banned because of these characters going on about it . Therefore all of these people are now doing exactly the same thing they were slagging Mancini for.

[Original Dub]

Twitchy's post match interview is hilarious. He is actually holding back the tears. Its fantastic.

Haha harry.

[CityGer]

Twitchy's post match interview is hilarious. He is actually holding back the tears. Its fantastic.

Haha harry.

Aye, a real highlight for me. He looked fucking devastated.

He must be worried that this could be the first bad moment of a very bad few days.

[bluej]

One of the journos was on twitter earlier saying that Joe Jordan was gobbing off at the 4th official, and quite rightly asked what the difference is between that and asking for a card.