Roman Bellic
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Slip
Yeah that's true. Today was awesome though. He'll never forget this either. Last match and doing that.100% agree. It was a scumbag tackle.
I'm just talking about the bigger picture.
We've had big players who've had moments of madness as well.
I just feel a bit of empathy for a guy that in his last year at his hometown club, he has:
1) Suffered the slip that "lost them the title" he never managed to win.
2) Lost his starting place in the team
3) Had a moment of madness in his final game against their biggest rivals
You know what I found the most funny.The slip was easily the bigger screw up.
The stamp was one of the funniest things ive ever seen in football. Everything* from the anticipation of Captain Fantastic inspiring another Istanbul to his first headless chicken tackle on Mata made it even better.
* i say everything, but thats actually all he did.
JT slip would be #1.The slip surely is one of the most epic feck ups in modern football. I'm struggling to remember any single incident by a single player with bigger impact than that. Roberto Baggio's penalty against Brazil in the 1994 WC comes to mind. If I was to write a book called "The ten most epic feck ups in football history" I'm pretty sure the slip would be a top three, if not number one. It's the kinda stuff Hollywood bases an entire movie on.
The stamp was just moronic behavior from a guy who was too fired up, classic hot head situation with that tackle on Mata just before. It was the United fan's personal slip, an awesome moment that will be cherished for years.
It would however require Baggio to have said before the shoot-out... "Lads... this doesn't go over the bar"The slip surely is one of the most epic feck ups in modern football. I'm struggling to remember any single incident by a single player with bigger impact than that. Roberto Baggio's penalty against Brazil in the 1994 WC comes to mind. If I was to write a book called "The ten most epic feck ups in football history" I'm pretty sure the slip would be a top three, if not number one. It's the kinda stuff Hollywood bases an entire movie on.
The stamp was just moronic behavior from a guy who was too fired up, classic hot head situation with that tackle on Mata just before. It was the United fan's personal slip, an awesome moment that will be cherished for years.
Yeah but Gerrard didn't tell his teammates "this does not fail to control the ball now".I don't like it being called a slip to be honest. The problem was he failed to control the ball and the slip was in attempting to retrieve the situation, but he wouldn't have caught Ba even if he hadn't slipped.
It would be churlish to criticise him for a lack of control though when many of his driving runs were created through him chasing a poor first touch.
It was a really bad stamp. Not happy with the cowardly nature of it.
#gloryglorymanutd
Nah, the red card was hilarious for the rest of us too. The slip still wins it though.The red card is only funny for us, but the slip is universal
Yeah but Gerrard didn't tell his teammates "this does not fail to control the ball now".
20 years from now, me and a chelsea fans will be sharing a pint laughing about how you stop them dead, his slip, and hopefully we can return you the favor (although that's a 15 title too early for now)Nah, the red card was hilarious for the rest of us too. The slip still wins it though.