Zlatan incident with Coleman

Originally Posted by shenwen

Big difference between being impartial and having an agenda

I get that in the beginning Neville had to go a bit over the top to show his objectivity - De Gea ffs - but now he is just another tabloid #@&%!

Carragher didn't have to go ott etc.....

Originally Posted by Denis Irwell

Carragher didn't have to go ott etc.....

Its a bit different for THEM, obviously.

Originally Posted by Billy Redface

Said it at the time, three match ban. No doubt.

Turns out there was some doubt.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

Turns out there was some doubt.

Of course there was. It could not in any way be proved it was deliberate unless they can read zlatans mind. There isn't some kind of agenda against us, it makes me cringe we sound like the scousers when they finally fell from grace.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

Turns out there was some doubt.

Good!

Originally Posted by Sizlack

Of course there was. It could not in any way be proved it was deliberate unless they can read zlatans mind. There isn't some kind of agenda against us, it makes me cringe we sound like the scousers when they finally fell from grace.

The agenda is the commentators and press trying to make it an issue which is undeniable. There's a lot of hatred for Mourinho and Man United out there.

What there isn't is a conspiracy in the higher echelons in the game to £#%&! us up.

Zlatan did it on purpose, which is great to see imo. He's been on the end of some very dodgy challenges and I don't blame him for dishing some revenge out. The fact he's got away with it as well makes him as £#%&! in my eyes.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

Turns out there was some doubt.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

The agenda is the commentators and press trying to make it an issue which is undeniable. There's a lot of hatred for Mourinho and Man United out there.

What there isn't is a conspiracy in the higher echelons in the game to £#%&! us up.

Zlatan did it on purpose, which is great to see imo. He's been on the end of some very dodgy challenges and I don't blame him for dishing some revenge out. The fact he's got away with it as well makes him as £#%&! in my eyes.

After Neville was bleating away, I expected it to get more coverage.

It didn't. And rightly so.

He tried to do that keeper last week as well. Flung himself head-first into him. Through another player as well.

If you try and do him he'll bide his time and wait for the opportunity to smash you, but do it in a way that's ambiguous enough to avoid getting sent off.

I like it.

Meanwhile Coleman had to sub himself after being crushed by a man-mountain.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

He tried to do that keeper last week as well. Flung himself head-first into him. Through another player as well.

If you try and do him he'll bide his time and wait for the opportunity to smash you, but do it in a way that's ambiguous enough to avoid getting sent off.

I like it.

Meanwhile Coleman had to sub himself after being crushed by a man-mountain.

Yeah I noticed that :-)

He's a great player - wish we had had him for the last 10 years.

Shelvey successfully appealed his red card on Friday for this.

https://streamable.com/6gcs

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

He tried to do that keeper last week as well. Flung himself head-first into him. Through another player as well.

If you try and do him he'll bide his time and wait for the opportunity to smash you, but do it in a way that's ambiguous enough to avoid getting sent off.

I like it.

Meanwhile Coleman had to sub himself after being crushed by a man-mountain.

Yep. Fearless bastard. No £#%&!ing about.

He has his moments, but he's generally been great for us since he got here.