Poll Suarez's tackle on Distin

[jon545660]

Two things:

Can someone point out the sniper at Goodison that caused a six feet five inch 14 stone defender to leap 2 feet in the air on to his back?

Has anybody noticed how many people have made it their business to scrutinise every second Suarez is on a football pitch?

Nothing remotely sensational about a challenge made hundreds of times all over the country at all levels.

Sack the evil Suarez.

That's four things.

 

[Jack D Rips]

Any mention of the Phil Neville dive ?

Yes there is in fairness. Was all a big laugh in the studio at half time of course.

 

[Jack D Rips]

Oh. Ahahahahahahaha. It's all good fun isn't it ? Hahhahahaha. Haaa. Ha....ha...........................................ha.

What's that ? That serial cunt Fellaini kicked fuck out of someone and got away scot free ? The cheeky scamp.

Sunny you may not have seen it in the match thread but this was the halftime reaction to the Neville dive.

 

[Sunny]

Sunny you may not have seen it in the match thread but this was the halftime reaction to the Neville dive.

I've no real problem with it to be fair because it was funny. As was Suarez's celebration in front of Moyes. Even the blues I watched the match with admitted it was funny. eventually

 

[Markeh]

Asked if it was a red card offence, Moyes added: "Definitely. It's over the top, down the back of the leg."

When asked for his reaction, the Scot said: "I thought it was great. I actually quite liked that and it's the sort of thing I'd have done if I'd have scored."

Quote number one - he's on drugs if he thinks that would ever get a red, he's only saying it because it's Suarez and everything bad he does needs to be highlighted.

Quote number two - He's saying that through gritted teeth, he was raging at the celebration then he probably realised if he dishes it out he has to take some too.

 

[nealmac]

A yellow was the right decision. But we've seen many similar situations that have resulted in a red. Even I think it merited the yellow it got, Suarez can count himself lucky he remained on the pitch.

 

[red_maradona]

i thought he was trying to put distin off by pretending to go either left or right, but ended up stepping on him instead. yellow would be harsh but maybe just about fair.

 

[hamstrung_pigeon]

Yellow was about right for the Distin incident. The one that Suarez got away with was the tackle on Mirallas in the first half. I'm surprised that he wasn't booked for that but I suppose now that being a dirty player is being added to his list of sins by opposing managers and talking heads in the media, we're in for a series of Suarez red cards and bans in the coming months.

 

[Sunny]

And the worst challenge of the game was Fellaini on Allen. People are obsessed with Suarez.

 

[gkmacca]

You can tell he has a little panic attack immediately after he realizes he's clipped Distin... .

Exactly. It's clumsy and it will have hurt, but it wasn't deliberate.

 

[LeTallecWiz]

And the worst challenge of the game was Fellaini on Allen. People are obsessed with Suarez.

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bf5HCQ0wJQ0

 

[Fabio]

Disgraceful

 

[mark1975]

It's not even that bad, it's a booking because he had a double swipe at him. Just like the other challenges weren't that bad, but everyone takes Suarez's out of context, because it's Suarez. There has to be intent, there has to be a malicious undertone, because it's 'him'.

 

[Sunny]

Disgraceful

There you have though. There's a player who game after game kick and elbows his way through a match yet not a fucking murmur. He's not alone either. Cunts like the Stoke team who play their 'nostalgic' brand of football thuggery led by that cap wearing cock Pulis who cries cheat yet applauds a goal admittedly scored by a handball.

 

[mark1975]

I've just realised that 9 idiots have voted it should have been a red.

 

[gkmacca]

Graham Poll chips in to remind us - as if we needed it - what a preternatural twat he is:

I would have booked him after the first goal when he ran to the Everton technical area and performed a mock dive in front of David Moyes.

With the Everton manager complaining before the game about Suarez's much publicised simulation, his act must have been premeditated. It was an inflammatory and certainly unsporting act for which I think he should have been cautioned.


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[hmmmmm1]

Graham Poll chips in to remind us - as if we needed it - what a preternatural twat he is:

I would have booked him after the first goal when he ran to the Everton technical area and performed a mock dive in front of David Moyes.

With the Everton manager complaining before the game about Suarez's much publicised simulation, his act must have been premeditated. It was an inflammatory and certainly unsporting act for which I think he should have been cautioned.


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If only this twit could remember how many times a yellow card should be given to the same player.

 

[Sunny]

Graham Poll chips in to remind us - as if we needed it - what a preternatural twat he is:

I would have booked him after the first goal when he ran to the Everton technical area and performed a mock dive in front of David Moyes.

With the Everton manager complaining before the game about Suarez's much publicised simulation, his act must have been premeditated. It was an inflammatory and certainly unsporting act for which I think he should have been cautioned.


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But prematch comments shouldnt influence the referee should they Graham you whopper ?

 

[Jack D Rips]

There you have though. There's a player who game after game kick and elbows his way through a match yet not a fucking murmur. He's not alone either. Cunts like the Stoke team who play their 'nostalgic' brand of football thuggery led by that cap wearing cock Pulis who cries cheat yet applauds a goal admittedly scored by a handball.

Gerrard, today, compared Everton's football to Stoke