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"Andy D'Urso"

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Ooooh i can't breath, whew, ....... ok i'm good now........ oh hold on

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That'll teach you to send plaster ears off you stupid muppet, karma catching up with you, you see. Already claimed Palios now you're the next victim. Ah yes cross United and eventually you pay is the lesson of the day. It's the curse i tells ye.

*Goes to find some witches for burning*

and the curse claims another victim, this time a certain Mr Robson. That'll teach you to talk about United's finances you boring, rubbish advert making grandad :-D

Clazon wrote:

> Sorry?
>
> Soon? Will?

Arsenal fan talking about other teams getting the benefit of the doubt? Oh dear that ironing surely is piling up some

It was certainly against Liverpool, and it came at the end of an end to a very-tight season (it might, even, have been the year we won The Treble...?).

But, I am certain the game was played at Old Trafford and not Anfield. I've got a clear image of Irwin crossing the sidelines with the ball, and the pitch clearly quite torn-up and 'muddy'. It looked as big and intimidating as Old Trafford is known to be. I remember the disgusted uproar when Elleray's hand went up... That sound can't have come from Away fans!


And, it seems, when I think Andy D'Urso I have completely mistaken myself for another Premiership referee. I can't think of his name... He's the one who (I think) looks a bit like Dick Thornberg from Die Hard (or some other low-budget American actor)... That's who I thought D'Urso was; not the skinny little dark-haired runt! :S

Booking one player, and then booking that same player again later on without sending him off though; without realising his name was already noted in your little black book... That is something so simple it just shouldn't happen! Ever. He deserves to be punished for it - even if, only for a month or two. In some way, at least, justice is being done here.


Several years after it all began to get so out-of-hand, it's certainly past time for the FA to stand-up and take action against their own men and incompetence!

Though, since this is possibly the first time, and Rio Ferdinand got 9 months, will Andy D'Urso also be subjected to an obscene torture beyond belief as the new 'Scapegoat' in the FA's latest 'crackdown' project? (Not that it'll improve the refereeing standards, of course.)


I bet they're only really doing anything since he admitted to it in his report and, therefore, has very little - if any! - evidence to defend himself with should he want to counter their rulings. :I

Solskjær wrote:

But, what about David Elleray - I still haven't forgotten about that time he dismissed Denis Irwin at Old Trafford for running the ball out of play! :@
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't it at Anfield? In the 2-2 draw? :)

Vampyr wrote:
> soon so many refs will be scared of our wrath, all decisions will go
> united's way.

Sorry?

Soon? Will?

Solskjær wrote:

> But still, what about David Elleray???

No longer in the game, that's enough i think

Roy KEane's best mate. fo' shizzle

Yes, that's what I meant.

But still, what about David Elleray???

Solskjær wrote:

> I didn't think Andy D-Urso was all that bad a referee, actually.


Well if you like a ref that blows up at the slightest thing making sure he gets his required amount of tv time so his mom can see her little boy on the tv then fair play to you.

Solskjær wrote:
> Cross the lesson and eventually you pay?


Cross United and eventually you'll pay is the lesson of the day