Only if Alan Parry isn't on the dubious goals panel.
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Only if Alan Parry isn't on the dubious goals panel.
Sunderland are terrible.
MON is worse than Wenger.
Didn't realise Everton were down to 10
City :haha:
http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport...n-says-1756253Quote:
Wigan supremo Dave Whelan says that Callum McManaman's tackle on Massadio Haidara was an 'accident'.
Whelan - who himself saw his career ended by injury - played down the controversy at the DW Stadium.
He said: "The ball was there and McManaman went in for the ball and got the ball, as clear as a whistle, then followed through and they collided,
"He hasn't gone over the ball. That's an accident."
Whelan broke his leg in the 1960 FA Cup final while playing for Blackburn and the injury cut short his career.
Whelan even compared the tackle with his own misfortune: "When I broke my leg in the cup final it was exactly the same type of tackle.
"We both went for the ball. It brought back memories. It ruined my career. I am not going to criticise Norman Deeley.
"These things happen in football. He came over the ball but he didn't do it with the aim of breaking my leg."
:doh:
Very heavy criticism for that 'no intent' angle when Martinez tried it. Lawro either implied that there was intent or that it was irrelevant. Considering it was clear as day he was getting the ball, I can only assume that he meant the defence was irrelevant. Nice to see - particularly considering it's white english versus black foreigner. Thought a Shawcross-type media defence was on the cards. Maybe McManamann should've cried a bit.
I can't believe Martinez actually said "he's not that type of boy". And to think he was Spanish, turs out he's as Spanish as Cesc is.
Bad Tackle Bingo. :bow:
I was wondering how long it would take for that **** Whelan to turn up on SSN.
Typical response of a relic.
can wigan just please fuck off and get relegated please. cheers.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21836465
Stupid old goat.
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Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...