Judge Red
Don't Call Me Douglas
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At first I thought it would be a lengthy ban, but on closer inspection he’s English.
Rio was banned for 9 months wasn't he?At first I thought it would be a lengthy ban, but on closer inspection he’s English.
Leave it EricHe looks 12 pints in
He was. But he played for Manchester United.Rio was banned for 9 months wasn't he?
Ahhhh, you're right.He was. But he played for Manchester United.
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What Cantona did was art, a flamboyant flying kick resulting in an iconic piece of history to be played through the ages.We eulogise Cantona for doing something similar so fair enough, fight away.
Cheese my brother. Cheese my brother. Cheese my brother.Quickest route to the cheese room?
I hope the twitter user hasn’t made that up. I’m struggling to believe Dier heard those insults from where he was.
I don't think that's how it works. Jumping into the crowd when celebrating a goal lands you in trouble with the referee, jumping into the crowd and being restrained is likely to get you in trouble with the FA.Why’s he going to get a hefty ban if he hasn’t hit anyone?
Yeah I think that part is not true but I posted it for the video.I hope the twitter user hasn’t made that up. I’m struggling to believe Dier heard those insults from where he was.
Yep, Eric Cantona attacked a Crystal Palace fan in 1995 aswell.
They made it up.I hope the twitter user hasn’t made that up. I’m struggling to believe Dier heard those insults from where he was.
EDIT - just watched the other angle of that video and there’s no way Dier heard anything from where he was.
He’s going to get a big ban but it’ll be heavy handed for the actual ‘crime’ in my opinion.I don't think that's how it works. Jumping into the crowd when celebrating a goal lands you in trouble with the referee, jumping into the crowd and being restrained is likely to get you in trouble with the FA.
It's professional suicide. But if the guy he was going for was being a thundercnut, and he chose blood over professionalism in the heat of the moment then I'm sure the context might help his case, but he's 100% banned and not playing again this season.
If he couldn't hear anything, he probably couldn't see the guy either, might want to ask why he went up there at all? The made up twitter thing makes sense.I hope the twitter user hasn’t made that up. I’m struggling to believe Dier heard those insults from where he was.
EDIT - just watched the other angle of that video and there’s no way Dier heard anything from where he was.
But the statement from his manager IN THIS VERY thread of what actually happened makes even more sense.If he couldn't hear anything, he probably couldn't see the guy either, might want to ask why he went up there at all? The made up twitter thing makes sense.
Shouldn't be hard to spot the guy having a go at your family, and chase after him. The racism thing makes no sense because a.) nobody else heard anything, and b.) reaction was entirely over the top unless it was sustained abuse, or something extremely vile. In which we go back to A.If he couldn't hear anything, he probably couldn't see the guy either, might want to ask why he went up there at all? The made up twitter thing makes sense.
That would be a huge assumption. You can definitely see people from that distance especially as he’d know exactly where his brother is sitting.If he couldn't hear anything, he probably couldn't see the guy either, might want to ask why he went up there at all? The made up twitter thing makes sense.
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Just say no. Doesn't appear to have been a racial element otherwise Mourinho would have said.My old man has just text me asking if someone has racially abused Dier's brother and I don't know what to say
Rio was banned for 9 months wasn't he?
Agreed. It is quite weird that buying a ticket to a football game gives you the 'right' to shout whatever (no racist shouting anymore at most places) you want to football players, referees or other fans. Stuff that if you shout that at any other place will get you kicked out or worse (arrested or whatever). Instead shouting those kind or otherwise normally not socially accepted behaviour is applauded when in a football stadium.He's gonna get a big ban and objectively that's the right thing as you can't have footballers attacking fans.
That said....
It's amazing that adult men think they have a right to scream horrible abuse at people with no consequences, just because they've paid to see them play football. Footballers who react to that tend to have my sympathy.
Even more so if the abuse crosses the line of what many might think of as typical, supposedly "acceptable" abuse.