Smack in the face or a kick in the nuts?
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It could be worse, Fergie could have done this. Merseysiders, always do it better.
"Non-league game abandoned after car runs over player"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21672768
"Non-league game abandoned after car runs over player"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21672768
I just read that the ref yesterday gave Nani's foul as a second yellow, and not a direct red, something to do with Nani getting a first yellow for stepping on the pitch
Ha !
I don't see how helping to write a few football biographies (I don't think it matters if they're for Liverpool players) stops that from being a nauseating piece, that aggrandizes the Manc's lacklustre performance, and places their departure from the Champion's League solely on the "incompetent" decision of "A 36-year old insurance agent from Istanbul".
It's pathetic, biased, bullshit writing. End of.
I wonder what he said when he heard Collina said it was a red.
Lip-reading the 4th official here... did I just see him say "Cunt, go away"?
By the way, I suppose the 4th official said "Blahblah, go away" but it really looked like the c-word there to me. See for yourself.
Ha! It gets funnier with each watch! It's like the start of an Injury Lawyers 4 U ad.
"Oh oh oh oh ... eh eh... huff huff... fuck! I can't see!"
Different culture maybe. That's how we say it in this part of the world anyway (well, actually we do it both ways). Ha!
I love the RAWK-style Sgt-Major type bloke who demands respect for Keane! "He is entitled to his opinion, don't you fucking date insult one of our greatest players ever." It's like John Stuart Mill on crack.
Lol the tantrum on it. Love it
I didn't comment on what I thought of the piece (although I did earlier post some of it that I'd laughed at). I was just highlighting who Winter was and why he might be taking such an approach.
Dear god - What a numpty.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-21687292
Manchester United fan calls 999 over Nani's red card
One fan was so angered by the referee's decision at Old Trafford he called the police
The 18-year-old Manchester United supporter was watching at home in a village near Bingham, Nottinghamshire.
He felt the red card shown to the United winger was a crime so called police.
He later apologised for the call, saying he was caught up in the moment. Police will not take any action.
'Waste our time'
The fan, who has not been named, called police at about 21:20 GMT during the second leg against Real Madrid.
He was incensed by the referee's decision to show Nani the red card for a high challenge on Alvaro Arbeloa.
Chief Insp Ted Antill said: "While this recent example may be amusing, it illustrates the sort of insincere calls we have to deal with on a daily basis in the control room.
"They waste our time and they direct us away from genuine victims of crime, particularly if we dispatch officers out to something that turns out to be a bogus report."
He warned that prank calls to 999 are a crime and that people have been prosecuted in the past,
"It's no joke. In this case, the man realised his bad judgement and apologised and we decided not to pursue it further," he added.
Nottinghamshire police said it received 6,933 recorded hoax calls in 2012 which is about 2% of all reported incidents.
But the caller was in good company with Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson said to be "too distraught" to speak to the media after the match which was won by Real Madrid.
Portuguese footballer Luis Carlos Almeida da Cunha is commonly known as Nani.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-21687292
Manchester United fan calls 999 over Nani's red card
An outraged football fan was so disgusted with the referee's decision to send-off Nani in Tuesday's Champions League clash he called 999.The 18-year-old Manchester United supporter was watching at home in a village near Bingham, Nottinghamshire.
He felt the red card shown to the United winger was a crime so called police.
He later apologised for the call, saying he was caught up in the moment. Police will not take any action.
'Waste our time'
The fan, who has not been named, called police at about 21:20 GMT during the second leg against Real Madrid.
He was incensed by the referee's decision to show Nani the red card for a high challenge on Alvaro Arbeloa.
Chief Insp Ted Antill said: "While this recent example may be amusing, it illustrates the sort of insincere calls we have to deal with on a daily basis in the control room.
"They waste our time and they direct us away from genuine victims of crime, particularly if we dispatch officers out to something that turns out to be a bogus report."
He warned that prank calls to 999 are a crime and that people have been prosecuted in the past,
"It's no joke. In this case, the man realised his bad judgement and apologised and we decided not to pursue it further," he added.
Nottinghamshire police said it received 6,933 recorded hoax calls in 2012 which is about 2% of all reported incidents.
But the caller was in good company with Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson said to be "too distraught" to speak to the media after the match which was won by Real Madrid.
Portuguese footballer Luis Carlos Almeida da Cunha is commonly known as Nani.
It is - So nealmac do you think the Utd fans feel Keane is a little 'bitter'? 😀
According to the rules then you'll never see another overhead kick scored. It'dd be dangerous every single time in the box.
I don't think it was a red as there was clearly no intent there whatsoever, he wasn't even aware Arbs was there, watched the ball all the way and jumped to try and control it.
But anyway that's just my opinion. It was fucking hilarious though.
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