ashley coles tackle on hutton

[AFII]

You ever see Cuntona?

As bad as Cashley is, he's not half as bad as Cuntona. I've never seen Cashley kung fu kick a fan

Cashley is even worse. Cantona was at least loved by his fans but Cashley is loved by one, even the Chelsea fans more or less hate him.

I asked some of my mates last week who supports Chelsea, three of them, who they would keep of him and Bridge? All of them said Bridge.

In short all of them said that if they sold Bridge then they would be stuck with Cashley and that is a nightmare scenario for them.

[Jazzmaster]

I think this shows the massive difference between United and Chelsea. I really hate the scum, but I respect them and admire the football that they play. Chelsea are simply a team of whinging mercenaries who epitomise everything that is wrong with the modern game. I cannot believe that AC was not sent off during that match yesterday and I am appalled at Mike Riley for not doing so. They are a team of cunts and I am delighted that they only drew the game last night cos i couldnt stand another bout of chest beating bollox that the players engage in after they win.

[Guest]

Nothing can be done according to these pricks.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/c/chelsea/7306478.stm

[Marky]

Harsh

But fair

[Pablo]

According to Cheryl Cole, Ashley is not allowed to put his tackle anywhere near Alan Hutton or any other player

[PR350]

It was a disgusting display by three of England's so-called senior players. Wasn't Capello in the crowd as well? I'm pretty sure he was. Guess what - all three of the twunts were all picked for the England squad. Guess what else - Terry will probably be re-named as Captain - because he is such a great example to the kids isn't he, he always respects the referee and players from other teams by not trying to get them sent off.......oh, hold on a mo'....

The children, wont someone please think of the children!!!

[MindGuerrillas]

The children, wont someone please think of the children!!!

[Parm]

Martin Tyler made a really good point about respecting the referees in commentary yesterday. The players from the PL must respect the referees and shouldn't hound them otherwise its a booking and a possible suspension subject to retrospective action. I think thats the way forward.

well said by Tyler, surely they should make an example of the Chavs and their behaviour. I can not beleive how much **** that they gave Riley, god knows what they would have done if he had sent Cole off. I mean, ffs did they not see the tackle? or did hey suddenly suffer froma bout of Wenger style myopia?

[Parm]

It was a disgusting display by three of England's so-called senior players. Wasn't Capello in the crowd as well? I'm pretty sure he was. Guess what - all three of the twunts were all picked for the England squad. Guess what else - Terry will probably be re-named as Captain - because he is such a great example to the kids isn't he, he always respects the referee and players from other teams by not trying to get them sent off.......oh, hold on a mo'....

The children, wont someone please think of the children!!!

Defo, Terry should not be England captain, his on and off the pitch behaviour is cuntish of the highest order.

[Ron_Mexico]

has anyone seen cashley's apology? apparently he gets very emotional during a football match and can't control himself, aww bless him.

i bet him and his white trash scumbag wife have some great fights

grant also thinks that the chelsea players are very respectful to the referees, some shocking comments from him really, looks like he's buying into the chelsea doctrine

Contrite Ashley Cole apologises for horror tackle
Times Online

Ashley Cole, the Chelsea defender, has apologised for his studs-up tackle on Alan Hutton and for his subsequent poor behaviour towards referee Mike Riley during Wednesday night's clash against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane.

"I'd like to apologise to anyone I offended and of course Alan Hutton who I tackled," Cole said after watching both incidents on television. "I didn't mean to go in hard that way. It was high but I tried to read the ball and get the ball first, but he was a little bit too quick for me. It wasn't malicious and I'm a little disappointed with what people are saying, that I meant it. Of course it was a bad tackle at the time but in the heat of the moment you want to win the game and win every tackle, and as I said I'm sorry for Alan, but it was never meant."

Cole, who was lucky to escape with only a yellow card, also said sorry for berating referee Mike Riley and turning his back on him.

"I'm an emotional person, things can happen on the pitch very quickly but I didn't mean to disrespect the referee," he said. "I recognise this is a part of my game that I need to work on and control."
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It is understood Cole will not face any further sanctions from the FA as Riley had the chance to deal with the situation there and chose not to punish him further.

Chelsea manager Avram Grant believes the fall-out from Cole's tackle highlights the double standards his club faces. The Israeli was referring to Gus Poyet, Spurs' assistant manager, who confronted Cole at half-time when he walked down the tunnel.

"I was angry that everyone jumped on him (Cole), including their bench," Grant said. "When we do these things people say we are not behaving right." (**** off you cunt, look at your own team, of course people are going to react to a leg breaker)

The Football Association (FA) have this week tried to encourage more respect for officials, and Chelsea have been guilty in the past of surrounding referees. Earlier this season the club were fined £40,000 for the poor conduct of their players in a league match at Derby.

However, Grant defended the behaviour of his players, insisting they do conduct themselves properly on the pitch.

"We give a lot of respect to the official, if you see our players they don't have a problem with these things," he said.

Cole's tackle was one of the main talking points of the thrilling 4-4 draw at White Hart Lane, with Riley put in the spotlight as well. The West Yorkshire official was only just back in middle following a weekend off after being criticised in Blackburn Rovers' draw with Fulham.

After the bad-tempered clash at White Hart Lane, Chelsea lost ground in the Premier League title race. Grant's men host Arsenal at the weekend when they have another chance of changing the look at the top of the table.

Joe Cole, the Chelsea midfielder, who scored twice against Spurs, believes there are more surprises to come.

"I'm sure there will be a lot of twists and turns in the title race," he said. "We need to keep plugging away. Arsenal and Manchester United have to come to Stamford Bridge and they play each other as well. There are going to be lots of opportunities for us to close the gap. No-one should be written off, it's anyone's title."

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/chelsea/article3591834.ece

[Red Chilli]

Fair enough, he apologised, so long as he DOES work on this part of his game.

I have a problem with Chavski as a club and indeed Grant. They should punish any players involved in disrespecting the referee, specifically Cole and Terry. Both should be fined and suspended BY THE CLUB.

I still maintain the only way to get rid of dissent and diving is to bring in the "sin bin".
Any diving, any dissent, 10 minutes in the sin bin. That'd soon force managers to stamp it out

[Subby]

ANYONE FIND A CLIP? (CAPS OFF SUBBY) I can only find text reports

[Kenneth]

http://www.dailymotion.com/search/chelsea%2Bcole/video/x4s2h7_tottenham-chelsea_sport

[Ben_Itez]

Shocking tackle

Should have gone for the tackle but definitely for dissent as well.

[Dhav]

What a petulant little prick