How about biting somebody on three separate occasions and racial abusing another player. The sheer fact that Suarez was still welcome in football with open arms baffles me. The cnut should have been banned for life after he bit somebody the second time let alone the third occasion.
Disgusting and weird behaviour in football
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
It's football mate.
People go to jail, kill people, assault people, get off sexual charges and all waltz back into clubs after.
In most professional jobs just going to jail would stop you getting near your previous lifestyle.
Yeah, fair enough.
Aye spitting on people in a pandemic is incredibly scummy.
Meanwhile in Bulgaria
Imagine chasing Jon Moss across the field and out into the car park.Jesus
Poor guy, I'd imagine he'd have struggled to get his clothes and car keys from the changing rooms after.
Corrected that for you
That referee definitely looked fitter.Who'd be a ref? My mate referees sunday league and says they're crying out for more refs, and he keeps badgering me to go do the course, whilst also telling me stories about all the abuse and threats he gets. He gets about £25 a game or something. Then you see videos like that, why would anyone even want to do it?
I feel in some occassions people should be brought to justice by the laws outside of football/sports..
The example above and for example Pepe kicking someone on the head with full force who is on the ground... They should be punished by the same laws as if it were happening on the street.
The example above and for example Pepe kicking someone on the head with full force who is on the ground... They should be punished by the same laws as if it were happening on the street.
I'm pretty sure they can if the victim wants to press charges.
They are fecking mad in Brazil.
Well that video sure didn’t deliver…
I feel sorry for them. Emotions run high in football and no matter what they do there's usually one side or the other calling them useless, or even implying they're biased to one team, which is incredibly disrespectful as it calls into question their credibility as a ref and belittles all of the hard work it's taken to get to where they are (especially for the refs in major leagues) It's always said so casually as well, as is calling certain refs fat or old. Funny really, fans get up in arms about the slightest criticism of a beloved player, yet abusing refs is apparently fine. Guess that's tribalism for you, it tends to warp a person's morals.
Jog on, Jon.
it happened to Duncan Ferguson when he played for Rangers.Jailed for an on field action.
Just seeing this now. Who spat at who first? I’d not spit back on the person, I’d just beat the fecking head clean off them — I don’t care if it’s on the football pitch or not.A thread for the weird and disgusting stuff happening during games. I'll start off with this from yesterday's match between Atletico and Alaves:
Surely a lengthy ban for both?
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Not even debatable. Madness it hardly ever is.
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