Yea, we sure don't have a right to call him a cnut but he does have a right to be a clumsy cnut and break other people's legs. It's alright because he's clumsy.
That's bullshit though, isn't it. Might as well never talk about football if only players can deem what's bad or not.
No, it isn't alright. He made a mistake and he made mistakes before and he will make mistakes again, just like me and you. Every footballer knows that there is a risk to play against clumsy players. In my opinion, you don't have any right to call any person, who you don't know personally, a "cnut", but i'm sure our opinions differ there.
It was a sloppy, overly aggressive tackle that should have been a red card.
Yeah, I'm sure our opinions do differ. Clumsiness doesn't have to equal breaking somebody's legs and this trash has nearly managed to get two players down within a week. The guy who played in the league was simply lucky. And iirc Shaw wasn't the first victim of his.
Why the feck should it be ok for a player to be dangerous?
Spot on. Was a fecking slap on the face. Might as well have spat on us.
It wasn't ok. It was a bad tackling. As you said, it was a reckless challenge. But even reckless challenges are part of sports. If Moreno is a "cnut" what are terrorists to you? Wrong forum i guess, but i'm just wondering, why people can't just say, they hated the way he challenged Shaw and that's it.
He is a reckless player. Nearly took someone's knee out in the very next game. Players who do not care about the safety of their opponents are cnuts.
Fair enough, if that is enough for you to call someone a "cnut"
I am not singling out Moreno. Imo, if any player is constantly reckless, hes a cnut. Even if he plays for Man Utd.Fair enough, if that is enough for you to call someone a "cnut"
What a load of sanctimonious bollocks.
That's fine with me, my problem is, that "cnut" (and even its german equivalent) is not in my active vocabulary at all, so i wouldn't call any player that name - in my opinion it's...savage? But that's ok, no problem, people have different ways of describing things, english isn't my first language and at least we agree that it was a very bad challenge.
Maybe the German equivalent is used in a more derogatory manner. It's used very often here.
Yeah. Who knows. This time of the year it's still louie van gaal with de gea going to madrid and replaced by cilesen
Even by Caf standards that's a silly thing to say.
Exactly, couldn't be doing with anymore philosophy.
My father always said that you can tell a lot about somebody by the rigidity of their shin.
What the feck? Not only is the argument weird as hell but you also want to dictate what people should feel and what the meaning of words should be. On top of that you suggest we should accept dangerous (as in prone to commit reckless tackles, not that they're gonna blow themselves up) players on the basis of them being "clumsy"?
