Yes sell him. It's clear the money will be completely reinvested in top talent.
I'd fine him a year's wages
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Yes sell him. It's clear the money will be completely reinvested in top talent.
Mate he could behave like a saint for two seasons he wouldn't get a call. His reputation is before him now so it's something we have to live with. It's clear from the GBH he received in the box at Norwich he's never going to get a call now. It's clear every other player will cheat by kicking him and then immediately run to the referee to accuse him of diving also. He doesn't himself but everything with Suarez is completely exaggerated especially from our own fans
Thats another issue Sunny.
We could have got £30m from PSG and our club wouldnt be in the media every fucking week for all the wrong reasons...
Well I guess you have to decide whats the most pressing issue for you. Being in the media, which will always find reasons to have us in it, every week and feeling a little bit embarrassed by it all or selling one of the very few individuals who actually possesses a level of talent that will allow us to win a game once in a blue moon.
It's not a difficult choice for me.
We'll be lucky to finish 12th with him in the side
Mental
Look, putting my other hat on, youve got one of the best strikers in the league and he's got his issues. Deal with it.
Without him the bad start to the season would be even worse. He's obviously got his flaws (which are analysed in minute detail by media and fans), but you need the goals. With the money available, you're not going to get replace him with a player of the same calibre.
Perhaps he's had the shit kicked out of him one game to much and now feels he needs to call everything to get the odd decision.
It was a horrific dive (almost Steve Taylor like in its shitness), but it happens in the modern game. You're not playing the 50's where people have a bitter and a pork roll together afterwards, its win at all costs in all teams.
Without him the bad start to the season would be even worse. He's obviously got his flaws (which are analysed in minute detail by media and fans), but you need the goals. With the money available, you're not going to get replace him with a player of the same calibre.
Perhaps he's had the shit kicked out of him one game to much and now feels he needs to call everything to get the odd decision.
It was a horrific dive (almost Steve Taylor like in its shitness), but it happens in the modern game. You're not playing the 50's where people have a bitter and a pork roll together afterwards, its win at all costs in all teams.
Ha! fair enough, see i was being optimistic...
He just has to stop now, he wont get the penos or fouls anyway, why bother
Problem is he wont. Hes always been that kind of player
Huh?
As if Jon. That's mental talk, sheer madness.
I havnt been watching the inventors of football today. Have they been highlighting the dive, the stamp or both?
*puts tinfoil hat on*
Do you know when you used to get the snotty arsed kid who was a right scrotum and used to hang around with the school bullies? Well that's what Tony Pulis is with Fergie, Gill and his FA cronies. Standing behind them all with his best Goldie Looking Chain get up on shouting shit across at you knowing full well if he ever got isolated on his own he'd be a snivelling little shit licking anyones arse who'd protect him
Manchester United forward Robin van Persie will not face retrospective action from the Football Association over an apparent elbow to the face of Newcastle midfielder Yohan Cabaye in Sunday's Barclays Premier League match at the Sports Direct Arena.
Press Association Sport understands that match referee Howard Webb did not see the incident during the game, but on reviewing television evidence he did not deem it worthy of a sending-off offence, so no further action will be taken.
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew said after the game that he felt the incident warranted further investigation, saying: "He has looked at Yohan and he has elbowed him, and I think that perhaps needs to be looked at, if I am honest."
He added: "There's a bit of history from last year and I don't know if Robin has been caught up in that, but that was just a little bit unsavoury.
"I actually thought Yohan wouldn't have gone down if he hadn't done something.
"I didn't see it myself, but I have obviously seen it on the replay and it looks like he has looked at him and put his elbow there.''
The "history" referred to by Pardew was an incident involving Van Persie, then an Arsenal player, and Newcastle's Dutch goalkeeper Tim Krul which took place last season.
No action will be taken either in regard to Newcastle midfielder Cheick Tiote, who appeared to stamp on Tom Cleverley's leg, or to Stoke defender Robert Huth, who was involved in a similar incident with Liverpool forward Luis Suarez.
In both cases, the incidents were seen by officials at the time and therefore no further action can be taken.
Press Association Sport understands that match referee Howard Webb did not see the incident during the game, but on reviewing television evidence he did not deem it worthy of a sending-off offence, so no further action will be taken.
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew said after the game that he felt the incident warranted further investigation, saying: "He has looked at Yohan and he has elbowed him, and I think that perhaps needs to be looked at, if I am honest."
He added: "There's a bit of history from last year and I don't know if Robin has been caught up in that, but that was just a little bit unsavoury.
"I actually thought Yohan wouldn't have gone down if he hadn't done something.
"I didn't see it myself, but I have obviously seen it on the replay and it looks like he has looked at him and put his elbow there.''
The "history" referred to by Pardew was an incident involving Van Persie, then an Arsenal player, and Newcastle's Dutch goalkeeper Tim Krul which took place last season.
No action will be taken either in regard to Newcastle midfielder Cheick Tiote, who appeared to stamp on Tom Cleverley's leg, or to Stoke defender Robert Huth, who was involved in a similar incident with Liverpool forward Luis Suarez.
In both cases, the incidents were seen by officials at the time and therefore no further action can be taken.
Well, if Howard Webb says it wasn't worthy of a sending off, then it can't have been.
But Cole will get a hefty fine for rightly pointing out that the FA are a bunch of gobshites
So in other words you can kick, stamp and elbow somone but dont tweet about the FA.
You won't definitively get away with the above but you have a greater chance of doing so if you are not a Johnny Foreigner type.
It's about time the FA were charged with racial abuse.
If Suarez ever downloads twitter to his phone and starts using it, he'll be banned for life within weeks.
So even though the refs saw all the incidents in question, and because of that no action can be taken, the baseball cap wearing c*nt can still take it upon himself to call for the FA to retrospectively ban Suarez, even though the ref saw the dive and didnt even issue a yellow card therefore having apparently dealt with it.
Fuck off Pulis!!
He has a twitter account. In fact he's never been anything but a gent on twitter. But that wouldnt be any use to the media would it?!
Isn't it worrying that anything other than the party line, gets you in trouble with the FA as a player?
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