Mansfield: Post Match

[Reece]

Hasn't Crouch scored a couple of goals fairly recently which both involved the use of his hand? Messi has done it before too.

[Captain Stu]

Hasn't Crouch scored a couple of goals fairly recently which both involved the use of his hand? Messi has done it before too.

Crouch scored one against City I think where he clearly used his hand - when Pulis was asked about it I think he argued the whole "decisions going against us, balances out, blah blah" thing.

Fact is that EVERY SINGLE CLUB benefits from a decision every few games whether it's a ball-to-hand (which this was) incident, dodgy foul in the box, keeper being blocked off, players being held even going right down to goalkicks being given instead of corners.

It happens. Stop ****ing crying about it.

[Shaggy]

[ame]www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHT5wRlmUj8[/ame]

[Chazza]

Grant holt @Grantholt31

Just listening to talk sport. Don't care what you say i would not tell the ref if I handled it neither should of Suarez. Ref fault missed it

[Gingawaria]

There's a lot of people talking sense about the Suarez thing, unfortunately they're being drowned out by all the morons shouting "Blaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh, Cheat!!!!!1111!111!"

[Captain Stu]

One of these days, we're gonna have to just send Digger out with an official LFC-branded cricket bat to just start beating the stupid people around the head.

[Phoenix07]

BBC Breakfast reported well on it, mentioning the above points and how Suarez was behaving as though he expected the ref to blow his whistle for handball, but it never came.

[Captain Stu]

BBC Breakfast reported well on it, mentioning the above points and how Suarez was behaving as though he expected the ref to blow his whistle for handball, but it never came.

Wow, it's almost as though that's EXACTLY what happened!!

[McDermotX]

From boards.ie

Here's a picture of Suarez writing a death threat to the child who asked for his autograph.

[Shaggy]

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news-and-comment/james-lawton-the-hand-of-god-no-this-was-a-diabolical-act-that-cast-a-shadow-over-the-cup-8440282.html

James Lawton: The hand of God? No, this was a diabolical act that cast a shadow over the Cup

Just when it seemed that Swansea and Arsenal had taken the remnants of what we like to call the old glory of the FA Cup into some kind of safe-keeping, Luis Suarez popped up with a hand to play.

He looked sheepish enough not to repeat the claim of his fellow South American Diego Maradona that it was the work of God but you didn't have to be a supporter of Mansfield to believe that he had come off the bench with diabolical intent.

Words fail me.

[Reece]

Edit: NM, Shaggy beat me to it.

[Vermilion]

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/f...p-8440282.html


Words fail me.

I detest people like him, all they do is fan the flames of hate in football, like so many other journos and pundits!

[Tee]

I ****ing truly hate James Lawton. What an utter cunt of a man who seems to be posing as a respected sports writer. Shocking jornalism.

[Vermilion]

What a tit, Ronnie Irani just said he's more annoyed at the Suarez thing because it was Masfield and how they performed, and what they did with the 96 thing' etc.

What a tosser bringing that up just to make Suarez look worse.

****!

[Captain Stu]

Matt Hughes from The Times is still banging the whole "he kissed his hand" drum and sounding more and more like a tit.