Manhandled the lineswoman ffs.. you guys are desperate.
PL Weekend Fixtures 17/10/20 - 19/10/20
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
Especially since essentially you can play him anywhere across the pitch and his level doesn't drop.
Can.. can I help you chat them up?
Aguero lucky that Lamela isn't the linesman otherwise he'd still be on the ground.
Yeah I agree that term is hyperbolic but he shouldn’t be touching her weirdly either.
She shrugged him off, I'm sorry but that is unacceptable.
Fair point, Palace was your most complete performance so far.
Saka is good. Xhaka they need to bin.
He touched her shoulder. People are making it out as if he groped her.
Haven't you ever been patted on the shoulder by someone? It is something people do.
He actually shouldn't for sure but it wasn't a bit aggressive. It looked like he swore at her first, than put his arm around her (maybe to apologize) and she rightly swatted him away.
Is he out for that long?
Just watched the replay there. Madness the goalie couldn't be punished for the challenge because VVD was offside
Yeah I agree it wasn’t an aggressive thing it was just a bit odd? Refs shouldn’t be swatting away players though.
His hand was around the back of her neck.
Drop em and onto the next.
Richard Keys said cruciate injury so up to 8 months but its Richard Keys so who knows
During a pandemic? Right
His had was on her opposite shoulder. Not near her neck. You're acting like he grabbed her neck or gave her a stone cold stunner or something. He simply put his arm around her shoulder and not even in an aggressive manner.
He could have killed her..
Saka has had a fantastic half for Arsenal. Unlucky not to have a goal.
Yes, while looking away at something else; you can tell his mind is elsewhere and it is just a dismissive pat. It really isn't a big deal.
VVD's starting midweek then.
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Just heard vvd done his cruciate. 7 months out
Its the Sun but I guess the rule is real,
Professional footballers will now get booked or sent off for touching or confronting a referee
New rules give officials power to crack down on aggressive behaviour towards them
Any physical contact with a referee or a linesman will mean either a yellow or a red depending on its severity, as will abusing them verbally or reacting aggressively to decisions.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/1473...nt-off-for-touching-or-confronting-a-referee/
Professional footballers will now get booked or sent off for touching or confronting a referee
New rules give officials power to crack down on aggressive behaviour towards them
Any physical contact with a referee or a linesman will mean either a yellow or a red depending on its severity, as will abusing them verbally or reacting aggressively to decisions.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/1473...nt-off-for-touching-or-confronting-a-referee/
She shrugged him off, it clearly was a big deal to her.
Do you really think they care? They all run around each other, rubbing their sweaty bodies against each other. And they don't wear masks.
I don't think protection against coronavirus is the first thing on their mind.
There was absolutely nothing sexual about what he did (if that’s what you are insinuating) but it is still a red card in my opinion
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You shouldn’t be allowed to handle a referee like that (gender is irrelevant)
Would he feck. Sat with my missus who is a city fan and she thinks is terrible
If the rumour about VVD is true, then Pickford will need to watch his back.
Honestly sad with that, as I would be for any player when he gets a long-term injury. Club rivalries aside with these things.
Having said that though, in terms of on-the-pitch implications, Liverpool are in trouble. They always look vulnerable without him, as they did today.
That would be a ridiculous red card. Remember when Di Maria was sent off? It was ridiculous then, as well.
What Di Canio did to a ref was aggressive behaviour. This was just a pat.
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Probably the idea of having a woman as a referee was to prevent that but it ended up happening anyway haha.
This doesn't look the least bit sexual to me. What it does look is very aggressive. Surely this sort of thing isn't allowed, regardless of gender?
So you're a mindreader now?
This is rough. Not just for this season, but going forward as well. Vidic was never the same after that ACL injury. I'm always wary of it after him.
That’s the whole incident? And people are criticising her? He would never have done this to a male linesperson. The rules are clear. Things are different with a man and a woman anyway. Yes, red card if those are the rules, serious boundary crossed anyway.
It is a massive shame for them but there is no denying that they’ve had massive luck with injuries over the past couple of years. They’ve been able to field their first team (pretty much) for the majority of the season. This will be their real test.
I don't see Aguero touching the male sideline referees shoulders
Complete bullshit.