Fighting donkey
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The scuffle shit could maaaaaybe let go. But he ran, grabbed a chair and tried to throw it into the fans. This is not any means of 'defending his family'. It's a violent man losing control. He's lucky the steward slapped it out his hand otherwise he could have been facing jail.
He's fucked.
He's fucked.
How do you know what he knew or didn’t know?
Not to mention the fact if my teammates and fellow countrymen were in danger all logic would go out the window and I’d be in the middle of it.
Instincts take over.
I’m shocked at the lack of empathy here. If someone had died would your view be different?
Who wouldn’t dive in when there is even a hint of one of their own being in danger.
Fuck me.
Or maybe he’s the only brave one willing to get hit to save people.
I know who id want in a fight with me.
Chuck Norris.
I’d be stunned if Klopp didn’t defend him
If you were in a pub drinking your lime and soda when a brawl breaks out, would you try to reach your family and get them out? Or grab a bar stool and launch it at those who were fighting then wade in to throw some punches?
I’ve been in more fights sober defending drunk friends than I care to ever count and picking up weapons is also something I’ve seen 100 times by people trying to strike fear and drive people back. It’s a very effective technique.
It’s clear most of you have never been in a situation where a mob were looking to cause serious harm to you or those you care about.
I have been in those situations. Plenty of times.
The point is would you a) actually protect your family or b) join the mob?
The point is would you a) actually protect your family or b) join the mob?
Or Momo.
Loads of times at Sunday/5-a-side footy too.
I’m out of that now. I’m more civilised these days.
We shouldn't have to learn how Nunez would react to this shambles, that's the first thing. He should be just feeling crushed by a loss and going home. People throwing shit while kids get passed onto the pitch because of entirely preventable and foreseeable circumstances, it's much more embarrassing for the organizers than anyone involved, but that's not how they'll pitch it.
I doubt we'll see him in a red shirt this year. Any ban he gets, as with the Suarez one, will likely be from all football activity.
I just hope we don't see any of the following:
- Players training in Nunez t-shirts
- Seagulls following the trawler in search of sardines
- The team struggling in his absence and the forum breaking out into "if Darwin were playing" alternative realities
The Cantona incident is relevant precedent here. And much as I despised Cantona, I had total sympathy with him until the seagulls quote, at which point I remembered he was a nob and didn't care how long he was banned for.
I just hope we don't see any of the following:
- Players training in Nunez t-shirts
- Seagulls following the trawler in search of sardines
- The team struggling in his absence and the forum breaking out into "if Darwin were playing" alternative realities
The Cantona incident is relevant precedent here. And much as I despised Cantona, I had total sympathy with him until the seagulls quote, at which point I remembered he was a nob and didn't care how long he was banned for.
Best time to sell Darwin to Dana White.
Somewhere in a resort, Klopp wakes up, fires up his cell phone, sees text messages and social media feed bursting out, reads them, feels his blood pressure rising automatically, clutches his forehead, then remembers it is not his problem anymore,... and starts laughing uncontrollably. That big booming laugh!!!
The difference is that its a CONMEBOL issue and a potential FIFA issue. It could be just an international ban, if given, from what I read so far by journos.
Suarez was playing in the world cup when he got his ban. It applies globally.
I'd rather they banned him for premier league games.
Harvest him for parts and bring Sturridge back.
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