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Sure, my Spurs would probably have lost anyway today, but that terrible decision gave Spurs no chance. Mike Riley has done this before. Sendings off ruining matches, someone shoot him with a shotgun, or sack him at least.
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Nå†ßu© wrote:
Owen's worse, when he touches a blade of grass he doesn't like, he trips over it. Mind you, I'm surprised if he has learnt what grass is yet. :/
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That is actually a big load of crap. There's been many times where Owen could in fact, have gone down under a challenge, but he's stayed on his feet to see if the subsequent advantage would work. And, for the record, Owen. Doesn't. Dive.
Heskey? Probably. Owen? Definetly not.
And saying "He's worser than Ashley Cole" is an insult in itself. Cole thinks he's untouchable playing for Arsenal, and thinks he can get away with anything, and usually does.
Owen's worse, when he touches a blade of grass he doesn't like, he trips over it. Mind you, I'm surprised if he has learnt what grass is yet. :/
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That is actually a big load of crap. There's been many times where Owen could in fact, have gone down under a challenge, but he's stayed on his feet to see if the subsequent advantage would work. And, for the record, Owen. Doesn't. Dive.
Heskey? Probably. Owen? Definetly not.
And saying "He's worser than Ashley Cole" is an insult in itself. Cole thinks he's untouchable playing for Arsenal, and thinks he can get away with anything, and usually does.
Ashley Cole dived for the first booking - there's no doubting it, Wookie in terms of ledley kings challenge it wasn't malious in the least, there was no intent there unlike Bergkamps challenge the other week.
Ashley Cole kind of skipped out of the way. I dont blame him at all, after all he helped Davies appeal. Michael Owens worse, when he touches a blade of grass he doesn't like he trips over it. Mind you, I'm surprised if he has learnt what grass is yet. :/
According to Ceefax, he's changed his mind now and decide to change Davies' punishment to just a Yellow Card and no Red!
A little too-late now, don't you think!?
If he'd have just not sent him off in the first place the final result could've been so-different... Spurs could've drawn with Le Gooners!
A little too-late now, don't you think!?
If he'd have just not sent him off in the first place the final result could've been so-different... Spurs could've drawn with Le Gooners!
Badgerman wrote:
So, lemme get this straight, he's upset...because he's got blood in his knee... :D
Isn't that like having the day off work because "I've got a bone in my arm"?
:D
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LOL!!! :D
So, lemme get this straight, he's upset...because he's got blood in his knee... :D
Isn't that like having the day off work because "I've got a bone in my arm"?
:D
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LOL!!! :D
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> He said: "The knee is swollen and there is a lot of blood in it.
So, lemme get this straight, he's upset...because he's got blood in his knee... :D
Isn't that like having the day off work because "I've got a bone in my arm"?
:D
> He said: "The knee is swollen and there is a lot of blood in it.
So, lemme get this straight, he's upset...because he's got blood in his knee... :D
Isn't that like having the day off work because "I've got a bone in my arm"?
:D
Incidentally - from TeamTalk.com...
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Freddie Ljungberg awaits news on the seriousness of his swollen knee, suffered when Tottenham's Ledley King stood on it during the derby win.
The Sweden international winger battled on for the full 90 minutes of the 3-0 victory having played a crucial part with the second goal, but he is now doubtful for his country's friendly against the Czech Republic on Wednesday.
Ljungberg still has the stud marks from King's boot and cannot even bend his knee at the moment until the swelling goes down.
He will report for international duty with Sweden but his first port of call will be the medical centre, where tests will be carried out to ascertain the nature of the injury.
He said: "The knee is swollen and there is a lot of blood in it. It will take another 24 hours before it can be assessed."
But the midfielder told the Evening Standard: "It happened when Ledley King stood on it and I have stud marks on my knee. I only hope it is not too bad.
"I cannot bend it at the moment and I think it is just bruising. When I straighten it there is pain. Was it intentional? I haven't a clue. I hope not."
The club have reason to feel a little aggrieved, given that Dennis Bergkamp is facing the possibility of a three-match ban for an alleged stamp on Blackburn's Nils-Eric Johansson, while this latest incident is unlikely to be looked at by the FA.
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Freddie Ljungberg awaits news on the seriousness of his swollen knee, suffered when Tottenham's Ledley King stood on it during the derby win.
The Sweden international winger battled on for the full 90 minutes of the 3-0 victory having played a crucial part with the second goal, but he is now doubtful for his country's friendly against the Czech Republic on Wednesday.
Ljungberg still has the stud marks from King's boot and cannot even bend his knee at the moment until the swelling goes down.
He will report for international duty with Sweden but his first port of call will be the medical centre, where tests will be carried out to ascertain the nature of the injury.
He said: "The knee is swollen and there is a lot of blood in it. It will take another 24 hours before it can be assessed."
But the midfielder told the Evening Standard: "It happened when Ledley King stood on it and I have stud marks on my knee. I only hope it is not too bad.
"I cannot bend it at the moment and I think it is just bruising. When I straighten it there is pain. Was it intentional? I haven't a clue. I hope not."
The club have reason to feel a little aggrieved, given that Dennis Bergkamp is facing the possibility of a three-match ban for an alleged stamp on Blackburn's Nils-Eric Johansson, while this latest incident is unlikely to be looked at by the FA.
Ashley DID NOT fall over so there....... for gods sake i cant believe man u fans...... if van swanelrooy dives its okay.
Lol, interesting point there. And very true, also.
Expletive Deleted wrote:
> Ah. But when Heskey goes down, it's because of a challenge, no matter
> how big or small. I think the Van Man just likes the taste of grass
> myself...
:-D
Well, he does *look* like a horse!
> Ah. But when Heskey goes down, it's because of a challenge, no matter
> how big or small. I think the Van Man just likes the taste of grass
> myself...
:-D
Well, he does *look* like a horse!
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