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Post by Jamo on the wing on Feb 9, 2015 18:59:51 GMT
Haha fair enough. He's still a lucky fucker whatever the twat's name is! If it had been Adams it would have been a second yellow. It's fucking ADAM, CHARLIE fucking ADAM singular not Adams but yes he would have got a second yellow or may be a straight red I'm hoping your smiley was for me putting "Adams" as a joke. If not there's a "whoosh" coming your way!
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Post by PotterLog on Feb 9, 2015 20:55:14 GMT
Six of Kevin's 18 PL red cards have been for Sunderland players. That's almost like the kind of skewed ratio you'd expect from a rabid fan of their rival club...
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Post by pottersrule on Feb 9, 2015 21:14:54 GMT
Six of Kevin's 18 PL red cards have been for Sunderland players. That's almost like the kind of skewed ratio you'd expect from a rabid fan of their rival club... Not all bad then.
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Post by sheikhmomo on Feb 9, 2015 21:17:32 GMT
He's not bent he's just really, really bad at his job and a complete coward to boot.
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Post by sheikhmomo on Feb 11, 2015 10:35:44 GMT
An interesting take on things from The Guardian's 10 talking points. www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2015/feb/09/premier-league-10-talking-pointsI think Ms Taylor has thing for young Ginger Jack! 9) Kevin Friend made the wrong decision for the right reasons Jack Colback should have been sent off for two yellow card offences – namely fouls on Marc Muniesa (booked) and Victor Moses (let off) – during Newcastle’ United’s 1-1 draw at home to Stoke City on Sunday. Minutes after Kevin Friend turned a blind eye to the challenge on Moses, Colback shot Newcastle ahead. With some justification, Mark Hughes said the referee had not been strong enough or brave enough to send off a player wearing black and white at St James’ Park. It is hard to disagree – even Colback said he caught Moses and could “not have argued” had he seen red. And yet … the former Sunderland midfielder is a fabulous, much underrated player. In his typical, quiet fashion he had a good game, sensibly filling in at left back on occasions when Massadio Haïdara and Sammy Ameobi left that flank exposed and invariably used the ball sensibly. Always competitive but never niggly or remotely nast, Colback wants to win but never sets out to hurt anyone and consistently refrains from whinging when things go wrong. Moreover, he’s blesses with a lovely left foot, is positionally astute and a much better passer than often given credit for. On a human level, he’s a really nice person. “Low maintenance” as Alan Pardew used to put it. Small wonder Friend was seduced. Newcastle’s scorer was lucky here but the English game needs more Jack Colbacks. - Louise Taylor
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Post by Kjones9 on Feb 11, 2015 10:52:05 GMT
An interesting take on things from The Guardian's 10 talking points. www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2015/feb/09/premier-league-10-talking-pointsI think Ms Taylor has thing for young Ginger Jack! 9) Kevin Friend made the wrong decision for the right reasons Jack Colback should have been sent off for two yellow card offences – namely fouls on Marc Muniesa (booked) and Victor Moses (let off) – during Newcastle’ United’s 1-1 draw at home to Stoke City on Sunday. Minutes after Kevin Friend turned a blind eye to the challenge on Moses, Colback shot Newcastle ahead. With some justification, Mark Hughes said the referee had not been strong enough or brave enough to send off a player wearing black and white at St James’ Park. It is hard to disagree – even Colback said he caught Moses and could “not have argued” had he seen red. And yet … the former Sunderland midfielder is a fabulous, much underrated player. In his typical, quiet fashion he had a good game, sensibly filling in at left back on occasions when Massadio Haïdara and Sammy Ameobi left that flank exposed and invariably used the ball sensibly. Always competitive but never niggly or remotely nast, Colback wants to win but never sets out to hurt anyone and consistently refrains from whinging when things go wrong. Moreover, he’s blesses with a lovely left foot, is positionally astute and a much better passer than often given credit for. On a human level, he’s a really nice person. “Low maintenance” as Alan Pardew used to put it. Small wonder Friend was seduced. Newcastle’s scorer was lucky here but the English game needs more Jack Colbacks. - Louise Taylor What are these right reasons? Is it really because jacks 'a really nice person' or (this gets my vote) it only screwed little old Stoke?
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Post by jbstokie on Feb 11, 2015 10:59:28 GMT
Today I learned that if you're a nice guy you shouldn't get sent off.
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Post by BryStokeCityFC on Feb 11, 2015 11:02:54 GMT
Seen it all now
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Post by metalhead on Feb 11, 2015 11:19:44 GMT
An interesting take on things from The Guardian's 10 talking points. www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2015/feb/09/premier-league-10-talking-pointsI think Ms Taylor has thing for young Ginger Jack! 9) Kevin Friend made the wrong decision for the right reasons Jack Colback should have been sent off for two yellow card offences – namely fouls on Marc Muniesa (booked) and Victor Moses (let off) – during Newcastle’ United’s 1-1 draw at home to Stoke City on Sunday. Minutes after Kevin Friend turned a blind eye to the challenge on Moses, Colback shot Newcastle ahead. With some justification, Mark Hughes said the referee had not been strong enough or brave enough to send off a player wearing black and white at St James’ Park. It is hard to disagree – even Colback said he caught Moses and could “not have argued” had he seen red. And yet … the former Sunderland midfielder is a fabulous, much underrated player. In his typical, quiet fashion he had a good game, sensibly filling in at left back on occasions when Massadio Haïdara and Sammy Ameobi left that flank exposed and invariably used the ball sensibly. Always competitive but never niggly or remotely nast, Colback wants to win but never sets out to hurt anyone and consistently refrains from whinging when things go wrong. Moreover, he’s blesses with a lovely left foot, is positionally astute and a much better passer than often given credit for. On a human level, he’s a really nice person. “Low maintenance” as Alan Pardew used to put it. Small wonder Friend was seduced. Newcastle’s scorer was lucky here but the English game needs more Jack Colbacks. - Louise Taylor What are these right reasons? Is it really because jacks 'a really nice person' or (this gets my vote) it only screwed little old Stoke? I'm going to say the second one. I'm sure Jack is a lovely fella and is never one to bottle the round, but I put money on Louise, much like some of the others in the media, got a bit of a sexual thrill knowing that, Stoke, that unfashionable bunch of twats from somewhere in middle-earth got screwed once again by the ref. I suppose no Stoke player is nice enough to avoid a red card in Kevin's book. The fucking sly cunt.
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Post by onionman on Feb 11, 2015 14:08:30 GMT
This kind of reporting is exactly what perpetuates the biased refereeing plaguing our league.
Can you imagine the Guardian claiming the referee made the decision for the "right reasons" if he had shafted Chelsea, Man Utd, Liverpool or Arsenal? Of course not, the headlines would all be about Mourinho, Van Gaal, Rodgers or Wenger bemoaning their lost three points in the title race. Kevin Friend knows this, and that's why he goes out of his way to avoid shafting those big clubs.
As for Louise Taylor, she really should be writing for the Sunderland and Newcastle matchday programmes instead of a national newspaper.
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Post by bristolstoki on Feb 11, 2015 14:12:27 GMT
Typical, shite, Guardian journalism as far as I can see, nothing new here !
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Post by leicspotter on Feb 11, 2015 14:13:15 GMT
Friend lives in Leicester...and I know where he buys his dog food! So he better watch out! Strangely his dog is NOT a guide dog!!
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Post by chiefdelilah on Feb 11, 2015 14:42:39 GMT
Louise Taylor is a fucking idiot. Last season she tipped Spurs to win the league and Hatem Ben Arfa to win Player of the Year. Clueless.
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Post by Vermelho20312505 on Feb 11, 2015 14:45:50 GMT
Sorry. I was laughing at first and then realised that that was supposed to be serious journalism!
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Post by onionman on Feb 11, 2015 15:35:39 GMT
Louise Taylor is a fucking idiot. Last season she tipped Spurs to win the league and Hatem Ben Arfa to win Player of the Year. Clueless. She had Vito Mannone in her Premier League team of the season last year, and the day after Sunderland signed Jermain Defoe, she wrote a serious feature explaining how the whole club had been transformed like it was some kind of inexplicable modern day miracle. I don't think she's aware her work is being published anywhere outside the north east.
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Post by Kjones9 on Feb 11, 2015 16:39:14 GMT
This was from her post match review:
His fears were confirmed as Geoff Cameron crossed and Crouch rose above Daryl Janmaat to direct a splendid header across the advancing Krul and into the BOTTOM CORNER.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 11, 2015 16:51:01 GMT
This was from her post match review: His fears were confirmed as Geoff Cameron crossed and Crouch rose above Daryl Janmaat to direct a splendid header across the advancing Krul and into the BOTTOM CORNER. Sounds like she was sat 66 miles away with the Stokies.
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Post by mywaydesolzan on Feb 11, 2015 17:02:45 GMT
It's fucking ADAM, CHARLIE fucking ADAM singular not Adams but yes he would have got a second yellow or may be a straight red I'm hoping your smiley was for me putting "Adams" as a joke. If not there's a "whoosh" coming your way! Subtly is lost on some folk.
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