leftistangel
Well-Known Member
They had a decision or two go their way
Not on that scale.
They had a decision or two go their way
Aside from the international matches, how is it different from the second time he did it? I don't think that repeat offences should always incur heavier and heavier penalties, but instinctively I do in this case.It's not that lenient. He'll miss 9 Premier League matches as well as the rest of this World Cup, and probably the entire Copa America and some qualifiers for the next World Cup. And FA Cup, League Cup and Champions League matches.
"aside from the additional punishment, how is it any different"?Aside from the international matches, how is it different from the second time he did it? I don't think that repeat offences should always incur heavier and heavier penalties, but instinctively I do in this case.
I say we burn him
Oh"aside from the additional punishment, how is it any different"?
The floor is open to suggestions.I say we burn him
"aside from the additional punishment, how is it any different"?
Re the bite.
There is concern about the exchange of bodily fluids in the case of a bite.
And Gerrard. He probably egged him on.I say we burn him
Domestically he'll miss way more than last time.Oh
Ok, fair point. Still instinctively seems lenient, I suppose because domestically he'll only miss the same as he did last time, but the international ban could keep him out for a while.
The floor is open to suggestions.
wont miss any FA Cup, and only one Legue Cup match. Not sure about Champions League, probly first couple of them.It's not that lenient. He'll miss 9 Premier League matches as well as the rest of this World Cup, and probably the entire Copa America and some qualifiers for the next World Cup. And FA Cup, League Cup and Champions League matches.
Nah he'd of told him to bite D'wayne 'Dibbly' WooneyAnd Gerrard. He probably egged him on.
Also, the "administrative activities" restriction could mean he can't sign a new contract/transfer.
Ah, OK.He can, FIFA confirmed that
apparently not:Also, the "administrative activities" restriction could mean he can't sign a new contract/transfer.
BBC said:But Liverpool would not be prevented from selling the former Ajax player this summer should they decide to offload him to another club.
I wouldn't be surprised if that's why he did itapparently not:
3 Champions League matches apparently.wont miss any FA Cup, and only one Legue Cup match. Not sure about Champions League, probly first couple of them.
only one tricky one then
Returning for... Newcastle
Returning for... Newcastle
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I wouldn't be surprised if that's why he did it
I'd say it's more likely he's completely fucked a move that was well on. He's a lot less desirable now
Presumably the Uruaguayan FA will appeal? They were declaring pixels earlier.
Not very.They are appealing