Weekend Football 1st March
pleased Palace got a point today
-
YateleyRoyal
- Hob Nob Regular
- Posts: 3205
- Joined: 29 Aug 2006 15:39
- Location: Either screwing or working, so the grind don't stop
Loved Bruce's post-match where he said Meyler did well to restrain himself instead of rolling around.
Did he restrain himself? Did he oxf*rd. There were players all round him immediately holding him back.
Did he restrain himself? Did he oxf*rd. There were players all round him immediately holding him back.
-
Brum Royal
- Hob Nob Regular
- Posts: 3959
- Joined: 12 Sep 2013 09:06
- Location: Birmingham
The whole "he's lucky to keep his job" line is a bit harsh given plenty of players have done far worse and not been sacked. Not saying he should be excused, but if you "allow" one to get away with it, you have to "allow" others to get away with a similar offence
-
No Fixed Abode
Not surprised by the media hype about it considering it wasn't that bad.
Meyler was a bit aggressive when trying to retrieve the ball, he just needed to tone it down a notch or two.
And the headbutt.......wasn't even a headbutt. He just delicately put his head towards Meyler.
What should happen is, both shake hands and get on with it like men. Instead we'll have a long drawn out hearing about it to justify the highly paid jobs of those at the FA and whoever else is involved - and Pardew should just sit the stands until he thinks he can control himself with a little more decorum as it's not an isol8ed incident with him.
Meyler was a bit aggressive when trying to retrieve the ball, he just needed to tone it down a notch or two.
And the headbutt.......wasn't even a headbutt. He just delicately put his head towards Meyler.
What should happen is, both shake hands and get on with it like men. Instead we'll have a long drawn out hearing about it to justify the highly paid jobs of those at the FA and whoever else is involved - and Pardew should just sit the stands until he thinks he can control himself with a little more decorum as it's not an isol8ed incident with him.
-
sandman
- Hob Nob Super-Addict
- Posts: 12449
- Joined: 01 Oct 2008 18:25
- Location: Slaughterhouse soaked in blood and betrayal
To be fair to Pards at least when he has a touch line ruck he does it to the persons face rather than poke them in the eye and run away.
-
peterroyal76
- Hob Nob Regular
- Posts: 2429
- Joined: 03 May 2009 20:14
- Location: North stand B13.......where all the empty seats are!
sandman To be fair to Pards at least when he has a touch line ruck he does it to the persons face rather than poke them in the eye and run away.
-
No Fixed Abode
sandman To be fair to Pards at least when he has a touch line ruck
LOL @ classing that as a ruck.
-
sandman
- Hob Nob Super-Addict
- Posts: 12449
- Joined: 01 Oct 2008 18:25
- Location: Slaughterhouse soaked in blood and betrayal
Perfectly reasonable way of describing the incident.
-
No Fixed Abode
sandman Perfectly reasonable way of describing the incident.
^^New age football fan alert^^
-
sandman
- Hob Nob Super-Addict
- Posts: 12449
- Joined: 01 Oct 2008 18:25
- Location: Slaughterhouse soaked in blood and betrayal
Not going to get in a slanging match with you over a word.
-
From Despair To Where?
- Hob Nob Legend
- Posts: 26136
- Joined: 19 Apr 2004 08:37
- Location: See me in m'pants and ting
Ruck as in the accepted shortened form of ruckus seems appropriate enough a description
-
No Fixed Abode
From Despair To Where? Ruck as in the accepted shortened form of ruckus seems appropriate enough a description
Handbags seems much more appropriate in this instance.
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 74 guests
It is currently 21 Aug 2025 19:58