Blackburn Away. Post Match Thread
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Well he said he didn't want to discuss refereeing decisions and then they guy asked him hence why he got a bit arsey. And the other time was when the guy acting with incredulity when Kenny said he believed we would win he game, which was all a bit patronising.
No he wasn't, there is nothing wrong with imposing his belief that we would win, and not talking about the refereeing decisions was, if anything, a very professional and respectful thing to do. Reading this thread on the train this morning I was expecting Dalglish to be throwing personal insults at the referee, definitely mountains and molehills.
Sorry, I meant the interviewer came across as patronising which got Kennys back up. Didnt really make that clear
something over looked from yesterdays game is what a threat we are in the opposition box.
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NO WAY, a mountain out of a molehill!?! Dalglish should be vilified and forever cursed.
a team won despite playing with 10 men, a sending off and a keeper who had personal tragedy saving a penalty, yet the focus is on a fucking interview? 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Thats because people keep fucking going on about it Neil.
Subject has been changed about 10 times and then someone pipes up with another melodramatic diatribe.
Some folks dont see anything wrong with his interviews, some folks cringe.
Is it really all that big a fucking deal.
Wimmin!!
Subject has been changed about 10 times and then someone pipes up with another melodramatic diatribe.
Some folks dont see anything wrong with his interviews, some folks cringe.
Is it really all that big a fucking deal.
Wimmin!!
anyway, I celebrated that win more than another other game this season (with maybe the exception of the CC win).
and no, I didn't run down the street...but I wanted to 😉
and no, I didn't run down the street...but I wanted to 😉
I wasn't being melodramatic. I was just saying it was a mountain out of molehill. Stop being melodramatic about people being melodramatic.🙂
In the Sunderland game Suarez was fouled when through on goal, and the ref gave a yellow, and if I dont remember wrong a goalie was also allowed to stay on after bringing down our last man (No I dont talk about Carrol at Newcastle ;-))
Why are we not appealing it then?
Suarez gives 100% as a player on the pitch every game, and as a fan off it too. Remember him celebrating when we beat the Mancs in the FA Cup? He's the kind of 'foreigner' you want
Can't remember the exact circumstances of that one, I thought I remember thinking at the time it should have been a red. Couldn't be sure though.
Personally, I think we should appeal it anyway. If we did, Doni would be ok for the blueshite. Wouldn't he?
No. The appeal has to be heard before the next game.
It probably doesn't go down well if you appeal a definite red card, it'd be obvious what we are doing. Not that I think we'd be looked on favourably for the next decision either way.
This is the BBC interview (sorry can't embed it)http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17672381
Completely different attitude from the interviewer and unsurprisingly a different attitude in response from Kenny.
Completely different attitude from the interviewer and unsurprisingly a different attitude in response from Kenny.
It'd look weird. We think Suarez was innocent but we're not appealing, Doni is guilty but we are appealing.
Kenny clearly treats Sky differently to any of the other broadcasters. I wonder why.
I love how he has a completely different attitude to the Sky one.
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