Tyrone Mings stamp on Zlatan | He’s at it again

[Adam-Utd]

100% on purpose. No doubt in my mind.

He's clearly got a red violent red streak once he get's wound up. I didn't watch the game but apparently he and the striker were having a tussle all match, bit like him and Ibra did.

The video shows he clearly knows where Oliviera is, he could have quite easily hopped along on his left leg to avoid contact, or even roll over forwards if he lost his balance.

Instead he decides to stamp his foot down with full weight.

He's a nasty bastard who should be banned for a lengthy period. That's worse than a poorly timed slide tackle.

 

[BrianMcClair'sBarnet]

"No one feels worse than me" is also another proof that he doesn't care. He's a moron of the highest order

Pretty much.
Its 'oh woe is me.Wont someone feel sorry for me and the abuse I'm getting on twitter'.The egotistical,self seeking bell*nd.

 

[Samid]

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The FA can feck off with their inept rules.

 

[Canagel]

What a joke. Absolutely scandalous

 

[AndyJ1985]

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The FA can feck off with their inept rules.

In that case the referee needs sacking for doing feck all about it

 

[DomesticTadpole]

In that case the referee needs sacking for doing feck all about it

I would be tempted to take out a private prosecution for assault.

 

[Bola]

Classic FA. Priorities all wrong

 

[AltiUn]

No surprises there. 90% of social media comprises of attention whores, hard men, keyboard warriors and WUM's.

You missed the most important group, the arse lickers who will excuse the actions of any of their "heroes" no matter the context.

 

[fergosaurus]

FA being spineless shocker.

 

[RedTiger]

I hope someone will do the justice on the pitch to that mings cnut.. breaking his leg or whatever as long as it hurts him very much

You shouldn't word it like that. Say " I hope the opposition will play as hard and dirty as him in future".

 

[AltiUn]

I hope someone will do the justice on the pitch to that mings cnut.. breaking his leg or whatever as long as it hurts him very much

Wishing injury on a player is against the TOS.

 

[Irrational.]

What a shit rule. So because the soft ref "saw" an assault which threatened the eyesight of a player and could have reconfigured his face in a bad way they'll just move on? Their priorities are heavily skewed in favour of preventing their shit refs being undermined over player safety. It was the same issue when Shelvey went in for a leg-breaker on Pogba a few weeks ago and they ignored it/ refused to take action.

The FA are a joke of an organisation that prefer to focus on other much more serious crimes like who said a bad word or who spoke out against a shit ref decision.

Pathetic, spineless, incompetent fecktards who need to take their thumbs out which are lodged firmly up their arses.

I have zero faith in that bullshit organisation and I'm fed up of their inconsistent, made-up-on-the-fly rules.

Nelson Oliveira needs to take this to the police because clearly the FA will do just that - sweet FA. cnuts.

 

[AltiUn]

@Irrational. Agreed, FA are more concerned about their "image" than the well-being of the players. What Mings did was a cowardly act and is worthy of a lengthy ban. How many more times will he be allowed to get away with it before someone loses an eye for it? They're as accountable as Mings and the referee.

 

[Tom Van Persie]

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The FA can feck off with their inept rules.

That's disgraceful.

 

[TheLastQuestion]

Cut his dnaglies off

That's mingsing. You absolute tyront.

 

[SilentWitness]

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The FA can feck off with their inept rules.

Wasn't the Zlatan one also seen by the officials at the time? Are they that stupid.

 

[We need an rvn]

Do that stuff on the street and you go to jail for a long time. Do it on the football pitch an the police can't touch you, how does that make sense? The guy is a thug, doesn't deserve to be on the pitch and the FA are coward old fecktarts - disgrace and I hope the guy takes him to court for assault.

It's incidents like this that I just don't get modern society on so many levels

 

[Adisa]

FA hiding behind the referee so they don't make a decision. Spineless bastards .

 

[Ish]

You missed the most important group, the arse lickers who will excuse the actions of any of their "heroes" no matter the context.

Aargh the “celebrity hunter”

 

[Adam-Utd]

In that case the referee needs sacking for doing feck all about it

You can't blame the ref as he clearly can't see the situation properly, not to the smallest detail required.

The FA have all the angles and replays available. Absolute joke of a decision. The poor guy is going to have his face ruined for the rest of his life all because of a mindless thug.

 

[Ish]

FA is a complete joke.

3 match ban for Rooney for “cursing on tv” and no action against this sort of violence? Can only

 

[DomesticTadpole]

https://readastonvilla.com/2019/02/04/oliveiras-wife-calls-for-lengthy-mings-ban/?poll-results=1

I voted for him to be banned.

 

[Fridge chutney]

FA is a spineless and cowardly organization.

Why are football governing bodies so
A) inept
B) spineless
C) corrupt

?

 

[haram]

Perhaps someone will accidently stamp on his head.

 

[broccoli]

Hopefully Nelson Oliveira makes a full recovery from this.

 

[HJ12]

Sue the FA for incompetence?

 

[Nick7]

The FA don't care about players. This much is obvious and has been for a long time.

 

[Gentleman Jim]

The FA have done nothing and quite right too.

They don't govern the EFL Championship, the Football League do.

 

[Vidyoyo]

Referees see a lot of incidents but they're still trying to implement VAR to help with decisions.

I don't get the logic.

 

[Alabaster Codify7]

My Villa mate said:

"We need a bully in that team, need to toughen up ASAP"

I'm trying to explain to him that there's a bully, and there's a fecking sadistic thug. Mings is not the former, he's a snide, sadistic prck of an excuse for a footballer.

 

[Tomuś]

FA really is the EU of football.

 

[Bojan11]

The FA have done nothing and quite right too.

They don't govern the EFL Championship, the Football League do.

Eh?

FA govern the referees. They make the rules to the game. Even Reading tweeted out that the FA cannot do anything as the ref saw it.

 

[Kag]

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The FA can feck off with their inept rules.

There’s a real problem with this rule, isnt there?

You can’t punish a thug for stamping on another player’s head because the ref happened to see it (and do nothing). It stinks.

 

[Gentleman Jim]

Eh?

FA govern the referees. They make the rules to the game. Even Reading tweeted out that the FA cannot do anything as the ref saw it.

As far as I know the EFL are the organisation who instigate any retrospective action taken against clubs and players in their competitons

https://www.efl.com/-more/governanc...s-inquiries-commissions-disputes-and-appeals/

I stand to be corrected, though.

 

[Big Ben Foster]

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The FA can feck off with their inept rules.

I take it the ref will be punished then?

 

[Bastian]

I watched the footage of him stamping on Zlatan again, 100% intentional. No question. Really goes for it. Shame Zlatan didn't catch him better with the elbow.

He starts off with saying how delighted he is with the clean sheet and proud to play for Villa whatever, then almost as a footnote, feels sorry for Oliveira.

Can't believe this will come to nothing.

 

[Skills]

I take it the ref will be punished then?

Watch this. They'll put him back out there quickly, so he can quickly get over the decision. The refs are run like an old boys club... complete fecking joke.

 

[MalcolmTucker]

What a shit rule. So because the soft ref "saw" an assault which threatened the eyesight of a player and could have reconfigured his face in a bad way they'll just move on? Their priorities are heavily skewed in favour of preventing their shit refs being undermined over player safety. It was the same issue when Shelvey went in for a leg-breaker on Pogba a few weeks ago and they ignored it/ refused to take action.

The FA are a joke of an organisation that prefer to focus on other much more serious crimes like who said a bad word or who spoke out against a shit ref decision.

Pathetic, spineless, incompetent fecktards who need to take their thumbs out which are lodged firmly up their arses.

I have zero faith in that bullshit organisation and I'm fed up of their inconsistent, made-up-on-the-fly rules.

Nelson Oliveira needs to take this to the police because clearly the FA will do just that - sweet FA. cnuts.

100% agree

 

[Dave89]

The stamp isn't intentional, not in a million years. Reckless, yes, intentional? He glances down to see what is in front of him, and then looks to the ball as he tries to jump over Rooney and Zlatan.

Was it stupid? Yes. Reckless? Yes. Worth of a ban? Yes. Was it intentional? Have any of you saying this actually competed in sports in your entire lives?

People saying he put extra force into it. His foot literally doesn't accelerate any faster during the entire motion. If he was doing it intentionally, his eyes wouldn't have left his target the entire time. In a slow motion replay, he glances in the direction of Rooney and Zlatan for an instant, IN SLOW MOTION. People seeing what they want to see.

This didn't age well

 

[André Dominguez]

The stamp is clearly intentional. I pratice Judo & Jiu-Jitsu and I enter competitions. Situations like this happen all the time and I never see an accidental face stamp in my entire lfe.
And belive me: it's usually a lot faster compared to this situation and still no accidental face stamps.

In fact, people who pratice combat sports like MMA, Taekwondo or Kyokushin Karate also pretty much understand how intentional this was. He had all the time in the world to avoid illegal contact, but he chose not to.