Arsenal, hipocritical?
28 October 2004, 01:16 PM
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Arsenal, hipocritical?
Ruud charged with serious foul play, Berk/camp gets away with punching Alan Smith.
I was wondering when this would surface as although it was clearly shown on Sky, it was ignored. Yet if that was the other way round etc.
People in glass houses...
I was wondering when this would surface as although it was clearly shown on Sky, it was ignored. Yet if that was the other way round etc.
People in glass houses...
28 October 2004, 01:24 PM
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Maybe shows that the pendulum of power is Arsenals now, used to be Manure that used to get away with things like that...................
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28 October 2004, 02:09 PM
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looks like the ref has got a good view though and if he says he saw it and decided to take no action (rightly or wrongly - it is Mike Riley) then it can't be brought to the video panel I think.
plus is it realistic to think that it was a real punch if the ref ignores it from 2 yards!!
plus is it realistic to think that it was a real punch if the ref ignores it from 2 yards!!
28 October 2004, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Ted Maul
looks like the ref has got a good view though and if he says he saw it and decided to take no action (rightly or wrongly - it is Mike Riley) then it can't be brought to the video panel I think.
plus is it realistic to think that it was a real punch if the ref ignores it from 2 yards!!
plus is it realistic to think that it was a real punch if the ref ignores it from 2 yards!!
Second, it was a punch.
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28 October 2004, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Ted Maul
looks like the ref has got a good view though and if he says he saw it and decided to take no action (rightly or wrongly - it is Mike Riley) then it can't be brought to the video panel I think.
plus is it realistic to think that it was a real punch if the ref ignores it from 2 yards!!
plus is it realistic to think that it was a real punch if the ref ignores it from 2 yards!!
28 October 2004, 10:42 PM
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Haha Ive been laughing at their sore loser tactics all week. Proffessor Yaffles press conference after the game was funnier the Mr Kay live at the tower!!!
Reyes clattered Scholes - that was OK, Reyes dived - that too is OK, Cole clatters Ronaldo - thats OK, Lehman changes boots on pitch and stops play to delay a free kick - thats OK, Ronaldo fouled in the box penalty not given - thats OK.... This is just from memory!!! Theres so much more!
Oh and Rooney dives and Ruud serves a nice dish of revenge and thats bad? HAHA - whatever!! Hee Hee
And after all that what gets remembered a few weeks later??? - only the score - 2-0 by the way and gooners ***'s a twitchin - happy days!
Reyes clattered Scholes - that was OK, Reyes dived - that too is OK, Cole clatters Ronaldo - thats OK, Lehman changes boots on pitch and stops play to delay a free kick - thats OK, Ronaldo fouled in the box penalty not given - thats OK.... This is just from memory!!! Theres so much more!
Oh and Rooney dives and Ruud serves a nice dish of revenge and thats bad? HAHA - whatever!! Hee Hee
And after all that what gets remembered a few weeks later??? - only the score - 2-0 by the way and gooners ***'s a twitchin - happy days!
29 October 2004, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Charlie WRXSTI
Can't think of a happier memory
?Besides Arsenal aren't your rivals
.ps My happiest footballing memory was one Friday night a few years back when Arsenal beat Liverpool 2-0 at Anfield - Now that was happy
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01 November 2004, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by jasey
ps My happiest footballing memory was one Friday night a few years back when Arsenal beat Liverpool 2-0 at Anfield - Now that was happy
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THAT particular night features prominently in my all time top one worst memories league table
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Originally Posted by CrisPDuk
Like **** was that a happy memory
THAT particular night features prominently in my all time top one worst memories league table
THAT particular night features prominently in my all time top one worst memories league table
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02 November 2004, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by jasey
I did spare a thought at the time for the "other" fans - but it wasn't Long .
Michael was never the same when he left the ****
.Michael was never the same when he left the ****
I bet it went something along the lines of "Unlucky"
You're damned right he was never the same, I'm sure he was flogged to us coz you knew he'd got a lucky shot off
and was never likely to repeat that night's performance
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