Dirty Morgan

[-V-]

Anybody see that dirty ****ing elbow by that sheff utd prick?

Horrible intentional elbow and he cracked the guys skull open. The boy is in hospital now in serious condition.

I have always felt that Morgan was a dirty hacking ******* and this was a proper assault. He sees the Barnsley player comings and sticks his elbow straight into his head. Horrible

[Aza]

Didn't see it, but if it was intentional then he should be charged by the police

[Shaggy]

Morgan is and always has been a yard dog. A ****ing thug. Haven't seen this incident yet.

[Leyton388]

No didn't see it. Anyone got a link

[Darth Marty]

havent seen it myself but by all accounts it is assault and hes going to get well and truly done. Good enough for the dirty cunt.

[Vermilion]

If it's as bad and callous as described then throw the book at the **** i say, this sort of cowardly **** could end a career, so end his now before he ends someone elses, if he hasn't already.

[Chris]

I read the article about an incident with a Sheff Utd player earlier and didnt even need to scroll down to see who it'd be, it was obvious. He's a horrible scumbag.

Another cunt with no ability who goes round smashing people to show his "passion"

[Kenneth]

I have seen it and while a pretty bad elbow offense, it's not unique in it's nastiness. Not sure how much intention there was myself. 2 players jumping for the ball. Morgan jumping on the spot, Barnsley player with a running jump. Bad, but also an element of bad luck as similar actions aren't that rare and don't end in injury, nevermind fractured skulls.

[Aza]

Link

[Aza]

Deliberate as ****, the ****ing dirty *******

[pondus]

Link

That looks very bad, but I think it's just down to luck that it doesn't happen more often, as elbows are raised in almost every match these days. Needs to be sorted out, but it's not easy for a referee to spot, unfortunately.

[Joe King]

Iain Hume is the player who is hospital. Leicester legend and according to FM, he is a Liverpool fan.

Hume kept and telling the ref throughout the match that he was getting elbowed and now he is in hospital. I think the Barnsley manager told the fourth official he was going to die with the amount of elbows he was getting. Morgan is a thug- I was glad they and Warnock got relegated.

[-V-]

Make no mistake, he meant to hurt him. The elbow was going into his head before Morgan got anywhere near the ball.

[Joe King]

Make no mistake, he meant to hurt him. The elbow was going into his head before Morgan got anywhere near the ball.

Yep, dirty cunt. Thinks he is an old fashioned defender and can get away with it because he is 'northern' He is a bully.

[Joe King]

Barnsley ponder Hume legal action

Barnsley are considering taking legal action after Iain Hume suffered a fractured skull and internal bleeding in Saturday's loss to Sheffield United.

Striker Hume underwent surgery after a challenge by Chris Morgan and is in a "stable condition" in a high dependency unit in hospital.

"The club may be seeking legal advice on the matter," Tykes manager Simon Davey told BBC Radio Sheffield.

"We've ended up with a life-threatening injury and a player in a hospital bed."

Former Leicester forward Hume, 25, was hurt in a clash with Sheffield United skipper Morgan as both challenged for a header in the first half.

His condition deteriorated on Sunday and he was taken in for surgery.

Morgan, who started his career at Barnsley, was booked over the incident by referee Andy D'Urso, but Davey was furious at the outcome.

"The decision not to show a red card was an absolute disgrace," he told the club website.

"Iain is now in hospital with a fractured skull because of that challenge that seemingly warranted only a yellow card."

Davey claimed both he and assistant manager Ryan Kidd had raised concerns over Hume's treatment by the Blades with ref D'Urso at half-time.

He added: "There is no timescale regarding when he will be fit enough to return, but he is in a stable condition."

The Blades responded to the news of Hume's injury in a club statement.

"Sheffield United are saddened and concerned to hear that Barnsley striker Iain Hume is being monitored in a high dependency unit following last Saturday's fixture," it read.

"We wish him a speedy and full recovery."