What a joke Ray Stubbs and Jon Champion are, slanderous comments of cheat from champion. No wonder these two are on ESPN none of the other channels would have them.
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Don't spit in a man's face unless his moustache is on fire.
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That is some top, top lurking.
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and nice lurking our huyton friend
removing all the weak links makes us stronger
too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.Comment
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didnt notice the lurkey nature of it
Football without Origi is nothingComment
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True.
Did Stubbs say anything about it though?The times they are a changin'.Comment
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His face said it all
He didn't have to, he tried to get Paul Cox to say it for him, top manager that he is though, he refused to be drawn in and pissed on Stubb's bonfire. Don't spit in a man's face unless his moustache is on fire.Comment
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Ta!Originally posted by rcasemore View Post Don't spit in a man's face unless his moustache is on fire.Comment
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At least ITV are being sensible about it.Comment
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Champion is a bellend at the best of time but the club should really take some sort of action against him. I'm sick of the club getting pelters from pricks on a daily basis. We seem to just sit back and take it.
That Bacon faced cunt started it all and his minions in the media and the FA have continued their attacksComment
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It was a massive cunt of a comment. Couldn't believe that he said what he did.Originally posted by Bluebell bred View Post
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From Graham Poll. I have cut the other Mail bull**** out
Suarez can't be held responsible for his handball, even if he owned up the ref's call would have stood
Handball remains the only offence in law which must be deliberate for a free-kick to be awarded – if the referee sees it.
However, there are occasions when the officials may see a handball they do not believe to be deliberate, though penalise the offender because they have gained too great an advantage from the ball hitting the arm.
The Suarez goal was just such an incident which is why I am sure referee Andre Marriner did not see the contact, rather than judge it to be accidental. Replays certainly showed his view was obscured.
To be clear, Suarez sees the ball rebound from the Mansfield Town goalkeeper, Alan Marriott, and tries to get his arms out of the way; the ball hits his right arm and drops kindly for the striker to tap the ball into the empty net.
The celebration, the commonly known kiss of the wrist, was in no way an indication to opposing fans that he had cheated, as was asserted by the ESPN commentary team.
Having known he gained from the handball there have been suggestions that he should have told Marriner, but I do not believe that would have made any difference – other than to improve the Uruguayan’s tainted image.
Referees give what they see and stick with those decisions.Comment
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The club should be demanding a formal apology from Champion, to sit there on air and actually say "cheat" is ****ing ridiculous.Comment
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They're all terrible. Just turn the sound off and put some tunes on. It saves you a whole bunch of aggravation.Originally posted by Bluebell bred View PostOh I don't know.Comment
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Infuriating, isn't it?Originally posted by Captain Stu View Post
How is that not completely unprofessional at best, slanderous at worst? That, along with the "accidents do seem to 'happen' where he's concerned" bull**** make me furious.
In fact, why am I paying money to ESPN to employ this ****house?Hello mert.Comment
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Masochistic tendancies?Originally posted by Fivex View Post
I think ESPN have overtaken ITV in the tithead stakes.
Tell you who else wants a ****ing slap - Keegan. Since when does a players reaction indicate ANYTHING?! The curly haired ****house. If you gave decisions based on what opposing players react like - each game will be abandoned after red card flurries and persistent penalties.Comment
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