A few football fights!
13 February 2006, 12:48 PM
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lol, Paul Dickin is a toilet Ref and for that dive he should of been off!!
The last bit was a bi harsh! punch him once.... then hit him again to make sure!!
The last bit was a bi harsh! punch him once.... then hit him again to make sure!!
13 February 2006, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by G-STAR
Ah, yes...dirty Arsenal.
13 February 2006, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Buckwheat
The most pathetic dive award goes to Paul Durkin in the DiCanio incident. 
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I was watching the rugby over the weekend and I couldn't believe the gap in respect shown towards the referee in rugby, compared with that in football.
When Scott Murray was sent off for kicking out, he immediately apologised to the player, and followed up with a "sorry, sir" to the referee, who'd just shown him the red card.
It'd be nice to get that sort of respect into football.
When Scott Murray was sent off for kicking out, he immediately apologised to the player, and followed up with a "sorry, sir" to the referee, who'd just shown him the red card.
It'd be nice to get that sort of respect into football.
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Originally Posted by G-STAR
I was watching the rugby over the weekend and I couldn't believe the gap in respect shown towards the referee in rugby, compared with that in football.
When Scott Murray was sent off for kicking out, he immediately apologised to the player, and followed up with a "sorry, sir" to the referee, who'd just shown him the red card.
It'd be nice to get that sort of respect into football.
When Scott Murray was sent off for kicking out, he immediately apologised to the player, and followed up with a "sorry, sir" to the referee, who'd just shown him the red card.
It'd be nice to get that sort of respect into football.
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