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"It's up to the authorities to do something. Ask any British player. It's the last thing you want to see, players running up to the ref and shouting for someone to get a yellow or red card. García only did it once, but their foreign players speak good English. It's not as if they don't understand what they're doing. It's not a man thing."

 

stubbsy la

 

Man thing?

Posted

"It's up to the authorities to do something. Ask any British player. It's the last thing you want to see, players running up to the ref and shouting for someone to get a yellow or red card. García only did it once, but their foreign players speak good English. It's not as if they don't understand what they're doing. It's not a man thing."

 

stubbsy la

 

Man thing?

 

It's a manly, British, ballsy kinda thing, eh Stubbsy. ;)

 

 

 

Yeah, I know, it's wrong, but hey.....

Posted

What about the card-crazy English referee's, some of whom can't see blatant handballs and the English linesman that haven't a clue what offside is ?

 

And players have been trying to get each other booked for years - way before all these Johnny Foreigners landed.

 

It is a man thing Stubbs - you should man up and stop whinging.

Posted

my eyes must have deceived me then, when I saw the Everton players surrounding the ref wanting Gerrard sent off. I'm fairly sure Weir, Stubbs and Hibbert were at the forefront as well.

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It's a manly, British, ballsy kinda thing, eh Stubbsy. ;)

 

 

 

Yeah, I know, it's wrong, but hey.....

 

I hope that's not a cancer joke.

Posted

saw Cahill having a good moan for the ref to take action on a couple of occasions..

 

But he's a foreigner so it's to be expected. ;)

Posted

Cancer is not funny. It's a bit like Russian roulette, and something like 1 in 3 adults will be affected at some point or other. Given the frailty of the human condition we cope by having a laugh. I don't see the jokes about Stubbsy as anything more than that. Given he's a blue as well, there is extra incentive to have a pop.

Posted

my eyes must have deceived me then, when I saw the Everton players surrounding the ref wanting Gerrard sent off. I'm fairly sure Weir, Stubbs and Hibbert were at the forefront as well.

 

I'm sure it was Weir who was right over to the ref making sure Gerrard got a second yellow

Posted

I particularly liked "If Kevin Kilbane had rolled around on the floor after Gerrard had fouled him, there would have been even more action taken."

 

Even more? He'd have sent him off twice?

Posted

I particularly liked "If Kevin Kilbane had rolled around on the floor after Gerrard had fouled him, there would have been even more action taken."

 

Even more? He'd have sent him off twice?

Having studied recent South American games, Dowd would clearly have produced his referee-issue Glock and put 5 in the Gerrard noggin.

Posted (edited)

Has nobody mentioned the sign of a bit of a pattern in this oft-quoted statistic?

 

Premiership match-ups with most red cards

 

Liverpool v Everton 14

Aston Villa v Newcastle Utd 10

Middlesbrough v Southampton 9

Chelsea v Everton 9

Leeds Utd v West Ham Utd 9

Newcastle Utd v Everton 9

Edited by Paul Caruso
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if that is not a line from the thorn birds, it should be.

:lol:

 

Stubbs is such a twot 'I 'ate those foriegn ba*tards - er - except ours - and anyway, I'd shag their women on holiday abroad cos they're dead tasty - well I would in theory anyway'

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