He will miss home games against City and Bournemouth, and an away game against WBA. A huge blow given how poor we are without him.
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Season Average Rating
- Appearances
- 37
- Goals
- 6
- Assists
- 16
- Yellow cards
- 5
- Red cards
- 1
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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?
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I repeat, stop being a pussy.
The applause when he went off was extremely stupid. He’ll probably get an extra ban because of it
No, you'd have to be seriously stupid or have a massive agenda to say that was deliberate.
His foot was already on the way down, his eyes are on the ball how was he to know Bellerin’s leg was still on the floor?
Grow up.
Bournemouth and one more that I can't remember
That's not true. If you intend to kick someone but miss you can still be sent off.
It's irrelevant to this one though, it is as blatant a red card as they come.
Sorry, what I meant was that you don't have to assume intention to send a player off.
The replays they've showed makes it look intentional but maybe you're right.
I'm none of those things.
Hes unlikely to win it.
It was a justified red, what feking appeal? Also he was clapping like a twat at the ref s decision, no chance.
Appeal will be heard before next week, so only if it's successful will he play. I doubt we will appeal, IIRC it risks an extension of the ban.
You're one or the other if you think he did that on purpose.
Lol at saying that it was a complete accident and unavoidable. If an Arsenal player did that you'd all be in uproar. Coming from a Man Utd fan.
Definitely looks worse on replay than it actually was.
that wasn't even ramsey breh
Or you know people can have a difference of opinion.
From the replays and angles shown by BT it looks intentional, not that makes any difference it was a terrible tackle.
Calm down people , we've got Fellaini.
Btw correct me if I'm wrong, but three matches is only for violent conduct dismisals no?
Would be surprised if that's considered violent conduct.
Would be surprised if that's considered violent conduct.
And how can you say that with such certainty?
Just stop being a pussy.
Yep, and anyone with the opinion that that was intentional is clearly stupid.
Straight red is always 3 games.
Because I have eyes and a brain.
Wrong again.
If the ref didn’t think it was violent conduct, he wouldn’t have given a red card.
Yeah, usually they give extra game. I was hoping to buy some time.
Brilliant when we’re on the ball. Awful when we’re not.
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/the-pogba-red-card.434207/#post-21792438
Better start telling half of the caf that then.
Hope we appeal this.
If Fernandinho did the exact same thing we'd say it was intentional, it definitely looked intentional but conditioning on Pogba's character and reaction you might argue it wasnt.
Actually he'll come good vs City if ready.
Thought it was intentional when I saw the replay but the after watching a few times on real time he was looking at lingard for the pass and he actually gets a tiny touch on the ball on the outside of his foot before he made contact with Bellerin. I don't think it was intentional at all. Was definitely reckless but not intentional imo. Was meant to be a pass with the outside of the foot.
How can anyone think that was intentional?
The whole thing happened within 2 seconds
The whole thing happened within 2 seconds
It's a red simply because it's a bad tackle, I feel for him though he was stretching for the ball and Bellerin was lying on the ground. Not sure how he could've shortened his stride mid way.
He will get lot of shit because of wishing other players injury, and getting red card in the next gane. No doubt City fans will have a laugh. I kind of understand his frustration, but it's better to say nothing at times.
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