Quote me those said referees. Former players aren't at all better at judging what's a foul and what's not. I've played football for a long a time and I've worked on football pundit shows for almost 10 years and more often than not do former professional football players not know the rules. They just go by what they feel is right. Even pundits like Neville go with their feelings on this matter rather than looking at the actual rulebook. Throwing someone to the ground is not violent conduct. It's exactly the same as the Surman push.
Tyrone Mings stamp on Zlatan | He’s at it again
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
Eh? Europa is important competition for us for possible CL qualification. It is not practice/off-season friendly to try different things.
How to cope in Zlatan's absence, as in formation and player, will be worked on regardless. I am assuming Rooney will be playing Chelsea match as forward given he hasn't traveled to Russia. Against Boro or West Brom, it can be worked on later depending on tactics.
I said former referees. Obviously wasn't worth keeping the papers after that sh*tshow but I believe it was former ref Jeff Winter in a column I read, and former head of referees Keith Hackett. They're the only trained referees that I have seen have any input and both said it was a clean tackle that Friend got all wrong. Is there anyone saying Friend got it right?
What?
He was drunk don't mind him.
Mings ban confirmed
Zlatan got three for his elbow.
Mings’ stamp was deemed to be more serious he gets five.
AFC Bournemouth’s Tyrone Mings will serve a five-match suspension, following an Independent Regulatory Commission hearing today.
— The FA (@FA) March 8, 2017
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Zlatan got three for his elbow.
Mings’ stamp was deemed to be more serious he gets five.
AFC Bournemouth’s Tyrone Mings will serve a five-match suspension, following an Independent Regulatory Commission hearing today.
— The FA (@FA) March 8, 2017
16:16
Serves him right. I can't imagine he even thought it was a good idea to appeal.
5 doesn't seem anywhere near enough if they think he meant it.
It's irrelevant as he did his knee shortly afterwards anyway and looks likely to miss more than the 5 match suspension, I suspect the fact that Bournemouth have held off publishing any details of the injury thus far was so that it was not taken into account in his punishment but don't reckon he'll be back for a couple of months regardless especially as he'd only just come back from an injury on the other knee.
I guess it's about precedent and proportion. It leads you room for bigger bans for worse crimes.
What could be much worse than intentionally stamping on someones head? If deemed intentional that's worse than spitting, racial slurs and arguably biting.
Think he only appealed to save afce-otherwise he is openly admitting to being a thug. Surprised club statement says he apologied twice on the pitch to Zlatan-must have been quick cos only a minute or two later whan Zlatan tw*tted him-bet Mings was sh*tting himself when he realised what he had done. 
This is real, posted by ESPN and BBC reporters.
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Boooo! bloody hoo!
Oh dear. They've gone full Liverpool.
Bournemouth are fecking idiots, they shouldn't support an incident as dangerous as what Mings did.
Fair enough, stay quiet on it, but FFS just be grateful it's not longer, and don't try and justify it.
Zlatan was at least looking at the ball, and didn't actually move toward Mings when he elbowed him, Mings clearly looked down at another human's head and then viciously stamped down with great force.
I've got a bad temper myself, and I've lost it many times (especially when younger, like Mings) but that was disgusting to see and he and Zlatan are both lucky that he didn't seriously injure him.
Good! Serves him right. Hope Bournemouth fail miserably with their crybaby appeal.
I beg to differ sir!
What a bunch of twats.Ah, they're Scouse.
Right outcome all round.
Right outcome all round.
Racial slurs obviously have no place in football. But life threatening challenges like head stamping are equally bad imo.
Looked accidental for me
Not long enough for me.
Head stamps are a form of BDSM love in Bournemouth. Bring out the t-shirts!
I know it's been already mentioned but what bugs me about this especially the media supporting Mings is why did he not apologise straight away? If I was playing a game and accidently stamped on some head I would be apologetic immediately. Fair enough he was still going for the ball but even in a game I would have stopped.
Hilarious response from Bournemouth.
I liked Bournemouth before the match this weekend. Now I'd be quite satisfied if they were relegated.
I still don't think he meant it and I think the FA has this one wrong. It appears to be indicating that intent or not does not matter but that sets a very bad precedent. A lot of the nastiest incidents in football are completely accidental.
You sure, sinch? He very clearly looked at Zlatan while in the air and raked the front of his boot on his head, after which, he continued on as if nothing happened. To me, and it seems, the FA review panel, this suggests he knew exactly what he was doing and tried very hard to disguise it.
Remember, that stamps are really spur of the moment decisions.
Serves that fecker right. But even though I feel Zlatan was hard done by with his 3 game ban, I am glad the club didn't stoop to this level of nonsense - no t-shirts or OTT statements. These are grown men, they don't need 'public show of support' from clubs.
No I am not sure, but even without being sure I don't see why it is 5 games instead of 3, all the more so as there is doubt over intent.
Mings is a thug.
Should we negotiate for 3 draws instead?
He certainly didn't try to pull out of it and he had looked at Ibra before moving forward so he can't say he hadn't realised he was there. He also had alternatives, he could have put his foot further to the left or right. Can't prove it was malicious but it's clear it was done knowingly.
I'd like to think that the injury will keep the arsehole out for a lot longer than five matches - fifty matches, with a bit of luck.
After all, God moves in mysterious ways....
After all, God moves in mysterious ways....
Probably because stepping on someone's head is as dickish as it is dangerous.
Do we know what injury Mings suffered?
Regarding the ban: Ha! Feck you Tyrone! Small time retort from Bournemouth. But then again, they are a small club so as expected really.
Regarding the ban: Ha! Feck you Tyrone! Small time retort from Bournemouth. But then again, they are a small club so as expected really.
"I'm telling you I would love it, love it. if they get relegated"